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08:35 Mar 26, 2019 |
English to French translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Electronics / Elect Eng / display screens - TVs outdoor | |||||||
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4 +2 | défaillance isotrope |
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isotropic blackout |
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défaillance isotrope Explanation: https://www.comaudiovideo.com/fr/dynascan/662-ds472lt6-dynas... http://www.idecube.com/ecran-vitrine-mur-images.html |
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Reference: isotropic blackout Reference information: Too much direct exposure to the sun’s IR/UV rays can cause “isotropic blackout,” a condition during which some of the LCD panel’s cells overheat and temporarily shut down (go black) until the cells’ temperature cools. No permanent damage is done, but it’s no fun to have a black splotch on the screen while you’re trying to watch a game. https://www.soundandvision.com/content/sunbritetv-model-4660... “Until now, consumers have had to take direct sunlight into consideration when installing an all-weather TV. Since temporary isotropic blackout effects can occur with strong, direct sunlight, it has restricted where consumers could place the TV in their outdoor space,” said Tom Dixon, Vice President of Marketing for SunBriteTV. “With the Marquee Series, we’ve broken the direct sunlight barrier. Our Extended Solar Tolerance (EST) technology and extra bright 700 NIT LCD panels eliminate blackout effects and enable SunBriteTV Marquee models to be placed in almost any location imaginable. It’s simply the best outdoor TV on the market. https://www.sunbritetv.com/pr-marquee-best EST is obviously a term used by Sunbrite only and may be a deposited trademark. |
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