“The electrical cord on the TV is pretty short. The specs say the set operates at 350 Watts which at 120 volts should translate into under 3 amps. Can I therefore plug the set into a normal household extension cord?”

Asked by PappaJohn 6 years ago

1-3 of 3 Answers

I don't use an extension cord. I use a large surge suppressor that I bought. I have all my audio-visual equipment plugged into it. It has 12 outlets. It was not cheap. As I remember it was around $75.00. T/he cord on it is like 6'. Dick
Answered by Dick 6 years ago
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I suggest using a Universal Power Supply with voltage regulation to protect the TV's computer innards from surges and brownouts/voltage dropoffs. If you shop judiciously you should be able to get a decent one fit for purpose around $70 or so.
I would recommend:
- APC - Back-UPS ES 650VA Desktop
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Answered by LucaBrasi 5 years ago
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I did ran it up the wall and plugged it in . Works just fine .
Answered by RCSAUGUS 6 years ago
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