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Princeton monitors

8 Princeton models on sale. Costs are worked out with the electricity price of the country you pick.

8 models

6 h a day
  • Electricity at €0.2896 per kWh (household price with taxes, Eurostat 2025-S2).
  • 210 g CO₂e per kWh generated in 2023 (European Environment Agency). Counts use only, not manufacturing.
  • D

    Princeton

    PTF-B241WEU-WH

    • 24″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €8.88 per year

    14 W on-mode

  • D

    Princeton

    PTF-B241WUK-WH

    • 24″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €8.88 per year

    14 W on-mode

  • D

    Princeton

    PTF-B241WUK-BK

    • 24″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €8.88 per year

    14 W on-mode

  • D

    Princeton

    PTF-B241WEU-BK

    • 24″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €8.88 per year

    14 W on-mode

  • E

    Princeton

    PTF-B271WEU-WH

    • 27″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €13.32 per year

    21 W on-mode

  • E

    Princeton

    PTF-B271WUK-BK

    • 27″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €13.32 per year

    21 W on-mode

  • E

    Princeton

    PTF-B271WUK-WH

    • 27″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €13.32 per year

    21 W on-mode

  • E

    Princeton

    PTF-B271WEU-BK

    • 27″
    • Full HD
    • LCD / LED
    • 100 Hz

    €13.32 per year

    21 W on-mode

About Princeton

On average, Princeton monitors on the market use 11% less energy than models of the same screen size (8 models compared).

Who registers these models in the EU

These companies registered the Princeton monitors on sale today in EPREL, the EU energy label database. Often that isn’t the brand itself but the maker, a licensee or an importer.

  • Baubauwerk GmbH (Germany) 8 models

Sources: EPREL (registrations and energy data).