In fact, most modern equipment today always have power saving mode and just need a little attention, you will be completely assured of the power consumption of these products. Today, WebTech360 will guide you on how to save electricity with Sony TV 's power saving mode !
The article uses illustrations from: INTERNET TIVI LED SONY KDL-40W600B
Step 1 . Choose to go to the menu and choose settings à select system settings.
Step 2 : Select the ecological section and choose the power saving mode.
Step 3 : Select the level of power saving that matches the level of necessity according to the needs of use such as low, high, and off the picture.
Note: When selecting the power saving mode at high level, the screen will automatically dim more light with low level (so it will be relatively difficult to see the picture).
Repeat the above operations and select off in the power saving section, as follows:
Go to settings and system settings à choose eco à save power à off.
Simple and fast to save electricity for your family through smart saving functions of your television , right? Please share your feelings and questions about this utility mode with WebTech360 right below!
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