Introduction

In Namibia, you can save money on your electricity bill by turning your TV off when it’s not in use.

How Much Electricity Does a TV use in Namibia?

If you’re looking to buy a TV, there are a few things to consider before making your decision. The first thing is the size of your television. You can get televisions in all sizes from 20 inches to 65 inches and even bigger if you want. The larger the screen size is, the more expensive it will be and also the more electricity it will consume as well as take up space in your room or living area.

The next factor that you need to think about is whether or not you want an LED or LCD display on your new television set. LED displays have brighter colours than LCDs which means that they tend to produce better images overall when compared with their counterparts; however, they do cost more money so think carefully before deciding between these two options!

Takeaway:

You can go to the store, buy a big-screen TV and plug it in. You can also try that with your microwave or your car, but you’ll quickly find out that’s not how electricity works. Electricity is invisible to the naked eye, and we don’t know how much electricity a TV uses because it’s impossible to see the stream of electrons flowing from point A (your wall socket) to point B (your TV).