PLasma TVs do generate more heat compared to LCD TVs. My V20 screen is warm while my Sharp Aquos LCD is almost at room temperature. One of the reasons (may be the only reason) for this is the plasmas operate based on charging of the gas while LCDs are passive and emit light based on backlight using CCFL or LEDs.
To find more about how warm your plasma could be run the RGB slides (Break-in slides). My V20 can be used for making omelette. And obviously Plasmas consume more power at least 50 more, hence some energy must be converting to heat form. Please note the law energy - Energy neither be created not destroyed. We can only convert one form of energy to another form. In this case electrical energy to heat.
And if your plasma is not getting warm, please check if it is LCD TV
To find more about how warm your plasma could be run the RGB slides (Break-in slides). My V20 can be used for making omelette. And obviously Plasmas consume more power at least 50 more, hence some energy must be converting to heat form. Please note the law energy - Energy neither be created not destroyed. We can only convert one form of energy to another form. In this case electrical energy to heat.
And if your plasma is not getting warm, please check if it is LCD TV
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