Outdoor TV Cover with Clear Front, Weatherproof Universal Protector for LCD, LED, Plasma Television Sets - Compatible with Standard Mounts and Stands - Multiple Sizes (46'' - 48'', Black)

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Introducing the ProofVision TV Pod Plus – the ultimate solution for outdoor TV viewing, no matter the weather conditions. This waterproof TV enclosure offers superior protection for your TV and enhances your viewing experience with its anti-glare screen. The outside environment contains a lot of factors that are simply beyond your control. When your TV is installed at the patio or any other area exposed to nature, it will inevitably invite a host of bugs and pests. Spiders love crawling around items, and in no time, your TV, the mount, and the attached wires can become home to a disturbing amount of spider webs. The same goes with moth’s cocoons disrupting your expensive investment. When you decide to bring your indoor TV out under the open air, these bugs will get the best of it, and the damage they cause in the long term is seldom reparable. Hence, if your TV is specifically meant to be installed indoors, don’t ignore the manufacturer’s instructions. Indoor models do not come with additional weather protection, making it difficult for the model to cope with the environment, outside the safety of your room. And in case you cannot resist the temptation of an outdoor TV-viewing experience, you may have to take some serious precautions beforehand, to ensure safety. Outdoor temperatures can also reach extremes we do not experience within our homes. TVs do not like extreme heat or cold. They also do not do well with rapid changes in temperatures, which can occur as the sun rises and sets, or as storms roll through. Weather

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You have a lot of options, so below we’ll explain what you need to consider when placing a TV outside, as well as the 5 best ways to protect your outside TV. Additionally, we have a whole other article on using regular TVs outside in case you need more information. Protecting a TV Outside The 43-inch iteration of the Aurora Outdoor TV is the best outdoor TV for small spaces like a patio or a balcony. The 4К TV is capable of delivering excellent picture quality. You can use an indoor TV outside. As long as it is properly protected under a roof or covered in a cabinet, you should have no problem using your indoor TV outside. Building a weatherproof enclosure ensures your cabinet meets with your requirements and can be fully insulated against the biggest environmental threats in your specific area. If you live up north, heat may not be a big threat – however, snow and intense cold may be. You may want to take extra precautions to protect your TV from these elements and worry less about potential heat damages. Crafted from top-quality Oxford cloth, our waterproof TV cover offers 360° protection, shielding your television from the harshest elements. Built to withstand the test of time, it guarantees years of reliable performance, ensuring your TV remains in pristine condition.

Obviously, that will be very hard. And it’s one of the reasons why people should not use their indoor TV outdoors. Yes, it makes sense but as soon as you see lots of dust, dirt and grime on your stuff, then it will end up being a major problem. As long as you know what you are getting into and what you can expect, the payoff will be astonishing and you will be very happy with the results in the end. For some individuals, adding a sunroom is a great way to add a protective surrounding for both the TV and anyone who may want to watch it. (It also has the added benefit of better protecting your TV from thieves, who may see your outside TV and take it.)

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Unfortunately, you also must keep in mind the vulnerability of an outside TV. Your home provides a defense that protects your electronics. Outside, there is no such barrier. Although more expensive, a waterproof TV will help keep your mind at ease. It is better equipped to withstand all of the weather conditions mentioned above. What About Glare?This is the most important feature to consider when shopping for an outdoor TV. If you plan to use your new TV in an area with direct sunlight, look for a brighter display panel (think 700 nits or more). Display panels with lower brightness, on the other hand, are more suitable for shaded spaces. To determine which outdoor TVs are worth buying, we researched products from leading brands and ensured their weatherproof housings could endure extreme hot and cold temperatures. Most of the products we selected have an official IP (ingress protection) rating for water and dust resistance. Adding a sunroom is the most expensive option when it comes to protecting your outside TV. Not only do you need to have the financial resources to build a sunroom, you also need the space to do so. One thing you need to consider is that you may have issues with trapping heat when the doors to your enclosure are closed. (Some of the more expensive units may include built-in fans or heaters, which can help control temperatures depending on your location.)