Using An Indoor TV Outdoors 6 Months Later

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 39

  • @marypetry1096
    @marypetry1096 3 года назад +32

    My indoor tv been outside for 10 years still works great 👍🏼

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  3 года назад +3

      thanks for the feedback. A lot of people are afraid to give it a shot and thats why I made this video

    • @Bleedspurple
      @Bleedspurple 2 года назад +1

      Do you put any kind of cover on it

    • @gruntty2005
      @gruntty2005 Год назад

      Can you see it clearly during the day

  • @chevasechols6327
    @chevasechols6327 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the info. I was very unsure about using an indoor TV outdoors.

  • @NJGirl321
    @NJGirl321 Год назад +1

    This was a great video. I plan to get an indoor TV and use outdoors. I plan to bring the TV inside after each use only bc I was using it in my gazebo which is not within a fenced in yard

    • @NJGirl321
      @NJGirl321 Год назад

      @@dorisb6364 My gazebo is close to my house so my Smart TV connected to my wifi with no problem and I used the roku apps.. it worked like a charm

  • @Willthethrill478
    @Willthethrill478 Год назад +2

    Indoor tv for outdoor is fine, just make sure it’s in a shady area or at least put a tent/canopy when using it or you won’t see image well. I reco a smart TV so you can get all your streaming services on it

  • @hunterh112010
    @hunterh112010 Год назад +2

    Older Panasonic been outside under roof only going on 7 years no issue. Only cover in winter months in Ohio.

  • @randallsmith2521
    @randallsmith2521 Год назад +1

    There are four primary things that kill indoor TVs kept outside:
    1) Heat - excess heat kills electronics
    2) Humidity - this can cause arcing on the circuit boards
    3) Dust/Pollen - dust, pollen, or other particulates can get inside the TV and essentially form a blanket over the electronics keeping them from properly dissipating heat
    4) Metal fatigue - if you are in an area with significant temperature changes during the day (for example, 30+ degree temperature deltas from morning to afternoon, and then back in the evening) the solder joints can flex much like bending a paperclip until they break
    Depending on what part of the country you are in you may get 2 years or you may get 10 out of an indoor TV installed outside. It just depends.

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  Год назад +1

      This one is going on 5 years. Pretty much right off the Gulf of Mexico. I think it’s proves it’s better to go indoor than outdoor with the only flaw being tv brightness

    • @Jackmackrel
      @Jackmackrel 6 месяцев назад

      says the outdoor tv salesman

    • @davidkeegan7048
      @davidkeegan7048 17 дней назад +1

      My indoor TCL tv (cheap) was put on my Florida outdoor covered patio - it just quit after less than 18 months. I don't think it likes the humidity. Having said that, I may try it again rather than spending $1,000 for a small outdoor tv

    • @randallsmith2521
      @randallsmith2521 17 дней назад

      @@Jackmackrel I’m not wrong, and I also don’t sell outdoor TVs. I currently have a cheap Insignia TV on my back porch in GA.

    • @randallsmith2521
      @randallsmith2521 17 дней назад

      @@davidkeegan7048 that’s what I would do. The cheapest 50” outdoor TV I know of is $1500. You can get a cheap 50” TCL/Hisense/Insignia for roughly $200 most of the time.

  • @TommyTogJigsLlc
    @TommyTogJigsLlc 3 месяца назад

    How did it hold up after this many years?

  • @lonewolf6374
    @lonewolf6374 Год назад

    Ceiling fans will help keep the heat down

  • @BIGJ-kb3vc
    @BIGJ-kb3vc Год назад

    Do you think that I can get by with using an indoor TV in a sunroom that is completely enclosed, and not exposed to the elements?🤔🤔

  • @d_e_a_d_p_o_o_l4004
    @d_e_a_d_p_o_o_l4004 2 года назад

    Do you think any mount will work for outdoor usage or do I need to look for one designated for outdoor mounting use. I’m planning on mounting on my patio which is all masonry veneer. Thanks!

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  2 года назад

      I’m using a standard Mount but it will rust over time but no issue after 3 years

  • @michaelgordon2860
    @michaelgordon2860 5 месяцев назад

    Did you get a tv cover for when your not using it?

  • @trevortrudell2734
    @trevortrudell2734 Год назад

    How long did the tv last outside

  • @frankgenner782
    @frankgenner782 3 года назад

    Is it still working?

  • @FactsMattersUSA
    @FactsMattersUSA 5 месяцев назад

    Usually the moisture in the air will destroy the TV.

  • @RichBoyLiving
    @RichBoyLiving 11 дней назад +1

    What’s even the point of a tv outside lol wtf

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  11 дней назад

      @@RichBoyLiving football games while grilling? Or relaxing in the pool

    • @RichBoyLiving
      @RichBoyLiving 11 дней назад +1

      @@BrandonActionJackson or umm just enjoy the outside world without a tv? Sigh…

  • @josephkey2979
    @josephkey2979 3 года назад +1

    Dose it still work

  • @terrymonettejr.6764
    @terrymonettejr.6764 3 года назад +1

    Do you cover it?

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  3 года назад +2

      I have never covered it

    • @terrymonettejr.6764
      @terrymonettejr.6764 3 года назад +1

      @@BrandonActionJackson do you think covering it will last longer? Cause I have like an indoor patio, but it’s not completely sealed off from outside. So, the temperature will match whatever is outside, but at the same time I live in California. I haven’t put it up yet, but your video gave me a lot of hop that it’ll work just fine, and even better if I cover it!

    • @BrandonActionJackson
      @BrandonActionJackson  3 года назад +2

      @@terrymonettejr.6764 it could definitely help but I would imagine yours has a better chance of lasting because it is much drier. It’a much more humid here in Florida. But a cover will always help not hurt