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LED-TV 19/24/32inch Analog or DVB-T2/S2 or ISDB-T input • Low power consumption TV with LED backlight • Optimized for Operation with Litio Solar 12.8V battery systems • Various data inputs available • DVB-T2/S2, ISDB-T and Analog TV version available TV case can modify without prior notice Zimpertec’s LED Backlight TV with its low power consumption is ideal for Solar Home System applications. The wide input voltage range can guarantee safe operation with 12V Battery systems. The power wire input is ideal for Zimpertec’s Plug & Play technology. Technical Data: Model: TV-DVB-T2/S2-19” TV-DVB-T2/S2-24” TV-DVB-T2/S2-32” TV-ISDB-T-19” TV-ISDB-T-24” TV-ISDB-T-32” Screen size 19” 24” 32” Resolution 1366x768 1366x768 1366x768 DC-Power 10…14.8Vdc 10…14.8Vdc 10…14.8Vdc Power Consumption: 8-12W 11-14W 12-15W Standby Power Consumption: <0.3W <0.3W <0.3W Brightness 120 cd/m2(typ.) 120 cd/m2(typ.) 100 – 120 cd/m2(typ.) Video System PAL, SECAM, NTSC PAL, SECAM, NTSC PAL, SECAM, NTSC USB input Video/Music/ Picture/Text Video/Music/ Picture/Text Video/Music/ Picture/Text Input/output AVT/DVB-T/C/T2, DVB-S/S21) AVT/DVB-T/C/T2, DVB-S/S21) AVT/DVB-T/C/T2, DVB-S/S21) ISDB-T2) ISDB-T2) ISDB-T2) VGA, HDMI, Earphone out, Coax, VGA, HDMI, Earphone out, Coax, VGA, HDMI, Earphone out, Coax, CVBS/Audio IN, USB CVBS/Audio IN, USB CVBS/Audio IN, USB Power wire 4.8m AWG18, Barrel plug 4.8m AWG18, Barrel plug 4.8m AWG18, Barrel plug 4.7/1.7mm 4.7/1.7mm 4.7/1.7mm Remote control yes yes yes Warranty 24 months 24 months 24 months OSD Language English Arabis Chinese Italien English Arabis Chinese Italien English Arabis Chinese Italien French Spanisch German French Spanisch German French Spanisch German Notes: 1) DVB-T2/S2 only 2) ISDB-T only Zimpertec GmbH & Co. KG Page 1 / 1 V1.0 Unterheutal 10 [email protected] Version: DATASHEET-TV-19-24-32-2020-09-09 72525 Münsingen, Germany Subject to change without notice www.zimpertec.com .

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