Product comparison · 2 hospitality tvs

Philips 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV vs Philips 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV

Key differences

Display diagonal
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:109.2 cm (43")
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:165.1 cm (65")
Display diagonal (metric)
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:108 cm
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:164 cm
Native refresh rate
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:50 Hz
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:60 Hz
Panel mounting interface
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:100 x 200 mm
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:200 x 200 mm
Power consumption (standby)
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:0.5 W
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:0.3 W
Energy efficiency class (HDR)
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:F
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:E
Energy consumption (SDR) per 1000 hours
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:49 kWh
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:88 kWh
Energy consumption (HDR) per 1000 hours
- 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:46 kWh
- 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV:70 kWh

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Comparison of 43HFL4518U/12, 65HFL4518U/12
61 specifications	A Philips 43HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV Model 43HFL4518U/12 View product	B Philips 65HFL4518U/12 hospitality TV Model 65HFL4518U/12 View product
Display3 differ
Display diagonalDiffers	109.2 cm (43")	165.1 cm (65")
Display diagonal (metric)Differs	108 cm	164 cm
Native refresh rateDiffers	50 Hz	60 Hz
Design1 differ
Panel mounting interfaceDiffers	100 x 200 mm	200 x 200 mm
Power4 differ
Power consumption (standby)Differs	0.5 W	0.3 W
Energy efficiency class (HDR)Differs	F	E
Energy consumption (SDR) per 1000 hoursDiffers	49 kWh	88 kWh
Energy consumption (HDR) per 1000 hoursDiffers	46 kWh	70 kWh
Weight & dimensions8 differ
Width (with stand)Differs	958 mm	1447 mm
Depth (with stand)Differs	218 mm	289 mm
Height (with stand)Differs	589 mm	864 mm
Weight (with stand)Differs	7.6 kg	20.5 kg
Width (without stand)Differs	958 mm	1447 mm
Depth (without stand)Differs	77 mm	80 mm
Height (without stand)Differs	559 mm	837 mm
Weight (without stand)Differs	7.5 kg	20 kg

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