Loewe bild 2.43 TV

The Loewe bild 2.43 TV is a 43-inch 4K Ultra HD model designed for 4K viewing and flexible placement. Its 108 cm screen has a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels. The TV can be wall-mounted, placed on a cabinet with a swivel option, or positioned elsewhere in the room using a floor-stand configuration.

Choose this model according to the screen size you need and the way you intend to position it. The available configurations allow the screen to be integrated with a wall, placed on furniture, or set in a freely chosen location within the room.

How to choose the right configuration

Your choice of installation determines where the TV will sit in the room and how easily the screen can be directed towards the viewing area. Before buying, decide whether you want to mount the TV on a wall, place it on a cabinet, or use a separate floor stand. The supplied accessories have not been confirmed, so check whether your chosen bracket or stand is included before placing an order.

Wall mounting

Wall mounting is suitable when you do not want the TV to occupy a piece of furniture. It leaves the surface of a cabinet or shelf available for other uses and can help create a clearly defined viewing position. The installation height and viewing direction should be planned around the particular wall bracket you select. The screen size alone does not determine the most suitable mounting height, so the arrangement of the room and the intended seating area should also be considered.

Swivelling on a cabinet

When positioned on a cabinet, the TV can be swivelled. This is useful if the viewing position changes within the room. You can direct the screen towards the preferred seating area without moving the furniture or relocating the television itself. It is a practical configuration for a space with more than one viewing zone, provided that the chosen placement leaves enough room for the screen to turn as intended.

Placement with a floor stand

A floor-stand configuration gives you more freedom to position the TV without tying it to a cabinet. This option can be considered when the most suitable location for the screen is not directly beside or above a piece of furniture. As the exact package contents are not confirmed, the inclusion of the selected floor stand must be checked before purchase.

When comparing energy use, the SDR and HDR figures should be assessed separately. For picture-related selection, the main stated details are the 43-inch diagonal and 4K resolution. These screen specifications alone cannot be used to determine compatibility with a sound system, as they do not describe the television’s audio connections.

Screen size and resolution

The 43-inch and 108 cm descriptions refer to the same screen diagonal expressed in different units. They are useful for understanding the scale of the display and for comparing it with televisions whose sizes may be listed in either centimetres or inches. They do not represent the TV’s complete external dimensions. The installation area should therefore be planned according to the selected wall, cabinet, or floor-stand configuration rather than the diagonal figure alone.

The 3840 × 2160-pixel resolution corresponds to the 4K Ultra HD format. It allows the screen to display video material supplied at that resolution. To make use of the available pixel count, the content being viewed must also be provided in an appropriate resolution. Screen resolution describes the image format; by itself, it does not confirm audio connections or compatibility with other equipment.

Energy-consumption figures

The TV has an energy-efficiency class of G in both SDR and HDR modes. This rating relates to energy consumption. It is separate from the screen resolution and does not indicate which placement configuration should be chosen.

The stated 66 W figure refers to power in operating mode. Energy consumption over 1,000 hours is listed separately: 66 kWh for SDR content and 86 kWh for HDR content. Keeping these figures separate is important when comparing likely use, because the stated consumption value is higher for HDR than for SDR.

Standby and off-mode values are also given independently. Consumption in standby mode is stated as 0.26 W, while the figure for off mode is 0.00 W. This distinction helps separate active viewing consumption from the power figures that apply when the television is waiting in standby or switched off.

Technical specifications

FAQ

Do 108 cm and 43 inches refer to different screen sizes?

No. They describe the same screen diagonal in centimetres and inches. The two measurements make it easier to compare this television with models whose screen sizes are presented using different units.

When should I choose wall mounting?

Choose wall mounting when you do not want to place the TV on furniture. Plan the installation height and viewing direction according to the wall bracket you select.

What is the practical benefit of swivelling the TV on a cabinet?

The swivel option lets you adjust the direction of the screen to suit the seating position. This is convenient in a room where the television is watched from several different areas.

Is the floor stand included with the TV?

A floor stand is one of the available placement configurations, but the supplied package contents have not been confirmed. Check whether your chosen stand is included before buying.

What does energy class G mean for SDR and HDR modes?

The class is stated separately for both picture modes and is intended for assessing energy consumption. It does not describe the resolution of the 4K screen.

Why is power shown in watts while consumption is shown in kilowatt-hours?

Watts indicate the power used in operating mode. Kilowatt-hours describe the amount of energy consumed over the specified period of 1,000 hours.

Does 4K resolution confirm compatibility with a stereo or home cinema system?

No. Resolution describes the screen rather than the audio connections. Connection to an audio system must be assessed using the specifically stated connections of the television.