Product Information
Home Appliances
Color TV LCD-H32MX75
Factor 13.324: Performance Factor 5.00:
Environmental Load Factor 2.665
Our LCD-H32MX75 color TV for the Japanese market is equipped with a "home viewing mode" that automatically optimizes picture quality for the age of the viewer and brightness of the room to offer image quality that is easy on the eyes. In addition, its slim, compact design means this 32-inch television requires relatively little space. Accommodating a larger screen than past televisions with the same exterior dimensions, the LCD-H32MX75 offers better viewing in delivering both energy efficiency and a higher-quality entertainment experience.
Reasons for Hyper Eco-Product Certification
- Industry-leading energy efficiency based on seven energy-efficiency designs
- Greater space efficiency through a slim, compact design
- Factor rating of 2 or more
Detailed equipment data
- Smaller mass/volume through product downsizing.
- Use of recycled material in stand.
- Use of labels with information on material, fire-resistance grade, and fire retardant use on plastic parts that weigh 25 grams or more and can be labeled, to promote recycling.
- Industry-leading energy efficiency based on seven energy-efficiency designs.
(1) "0W" electricity consumption when main power switch is off
(2) Lower power consumption through "home viewing mode" function
(3) Automatic power-off when no signal detected (after approx. 10 min.)
(4) Automatic power-off when no controls are executed (after approx. 3hrs.)
(5) Lower power consumption through use of power-saving mode
(6) "Brightness sensor" automatic power-off
(7) Lower power consumption through image-off mode
- Eliminated all use of substances subject to the EU's RoHS Directive or JIS's J-Moss.
- Through use of the seven energy-efficiency designs, annual power consumption was reduced to 44% (243kwh/yr.→135kwh/yr.) compared to the LCD-H32MX4 television from fiscal 2005.
- Downsizing through slim, compact design made it possible to product weight 47.8% (32.0kg→16.7kg) compared to a similar television model from fiscal 2005.
