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Just getting the runaround from LG, only want a baseline figure, they sent me this

 

, our technicians have explained that we cannot calculate the unit's actual power consumption when not in standby because there are too many factors that could affect this calculation. These factors include how many pixel refreshers are run, whether the unit is connected to the internet, external devices connected, speakers connected, sound systems connected, HDD connected and recording set ups. I am afraid that we consequently cannot answer your question.


we all know LG are not helpful to customers , but there’s no need to keep proving it.

this TV has a good energy rating so figures must be available, they either dont care or understand what I am asking

 

thanks

 

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