Annual energy consumption is calculated using the typical on-mode power consumption based on an average of six hours of working monitor a day and one hour of standby a day multiplied by 365 days a year.

TCO for 1 year

Cost of ownership:

6.85£
TCO for 3 years

Cost of ownership:

20.74£
TCO for 5 years

Cost of ownership:

34.88£
TCO for 10 years

Cost of ownership:

71.39£

Description

The PHILIPS 241E1SC monitor boasts a generous diagonal of 59.9 cm, with a size ratio of 16:9 for a truly immersive viewing experience. It has an energy class rating of F, making it perfect for those who are conscious about their power consumption. The visible area is an impressive 1529 square inches and the monitor has a diagonal inch measurement of 24. With a power off mode that consumes only 0.3 watts and standby mode at just 0.5 watts, this monitor is also great for conserving energy when not in use. It has a frequency rate of 60 Hz and offers an updated visible area version (V2) measuring at 15.3 square inches. This model does not have HDR capabilities but still holds its own with its SDR rating which is also rated as F-classed energy efficient consuming only ~19 watts while on use. With LED_LCD panel technology, external power supply type, and being trademarked

Specifications

Brand
PHILIPS
Model
241E1SC
Screen diagonal (cm)
59.9
Size ratio (X)
16
Size ratio (Y)
9
Energy Class
E
Visible screen area (mm2)
1529
Screen diagonal (inch)
24
Off mode, power demand
0.3
Standby mode power demand
0.5
Image refresh frequency rate (Hz)
60
Visible screen area (dm2)
15.3
Energy efficiency class in High Dynamic Range (HDR) mode
NA
Energy efficiency class in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) mode
E
On mode power demand in Standard Dynamic Range (SDR)
17.4
Panel technology used
LED_LCD
Power supply type
EXTERNAL
Available On Market
[2020, 10, 4]
Minimum duration of the general guarantee offered by the supplier (years)
2
Screen resolution (Vertical) (pixels)
1080
Minimum guaranteed product support (years)
8
Screen resolution (Horizontal) (pixels)
1920
Minimum guaranteed availability of spare parts (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)
7
Minimum guaranteed availability of software and firmware updates (from the date of end of the placement on the market) (years)
8