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Sharp LCD LC-26DV28UT
Manufactured by: Sharp Television Electronics
Screen Size (Inches): 26
On Mode Power (Watts): 58
Standby Power (Watts): 0.5
Annual Energy Consumption (kWh/year): 109.32
Lifecycle Energy Cost: $70
Made in China - 7207 miles away from you

Average Eco-rating

Average Eco-rating: A product's balance between environmental and economic considerations. The product that has the highest Average Eco-rating is both environmentally preferred and cost-effective to purchase and own.
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Environmental Impact Rating: based on a product's Consumption and Toxicity Ratings (see below), manufacturing location and manufacturer's commitment(s) to environmental stewardship (see Television Buying Guide for details). The higher the rating, the lesser the environmental impact of the television relative to others within the category.
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Consumption Rating: based on a product's annual electricity consumption measured in kilowatt hours relative to other products within the category. The higher the rating, the more energy-efficient the television.
100
Toxicity Rating: factors-in the product manufacturer's commitment to remove and/or phase out the use of toxic substances in their products and to help reduce the amount of e-waste placed in landfills or exported to foreign countries. The higher the rating, the less toxic the television product and more committed its manufacturer is to phasing-out and eliminating toxins from their products; taking-back their products to reuse and/or properly dispose of; and using recycled material in their products whenever possible.
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Our Lifecycle Cost Rating for Televisions is based on a product’s cost of ownership, including its purchase price and cost of operation (energy costs), relative to others within the category (assuming average ownership of a television is approximately 6 years). The higher the Lifecycle Cost Rating, the more cost-effective the product.
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Price Rating: based on a product’s purchase price relative to that of others within the category. The higher the rating, the better (lower) the price of the product.
100
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