JVC LT-32VH5000
- TVs
- 32″
- HD
- LCD / LED
Uses 13% more energy than the average for 32-inch TVs on Wattabill (3558 models).
Running cost at a glance
- €13.53 per year
- €135 over 10 years
- 46.7 kWh per year
- 9.8 kg CO₂e per year from electricity use
Your country and usage
- 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.
We assume prices stay the same over the years.
Electricity prices in all EU countries
Same size and resolution, cheaper to run
Models on the market with the same screen size and resolution as the JVC LT-32VH5000 that use at least 5% less energy.
About this model
Text from the manufacturer, via Icecat.
Super Resolution
Algorithm to solve the artifacts of FHD to UHD or HD to UHD upscaling.
Micro Dimming
Algorithm for better contrast and vivid picture quality.This is provided by deep analysis of each pixels, realizing dark and bright regions and applying separate backlight.
Specifications
| Brand | JVC |
|---|---|
| Model | LT-32VH5000 |
| Energy class | F |
| Screen size | 32″ (80 cm) |
| Power in on mode (SDR) | 32 W |
| Energy class (HDR) | G |
| Power in on mode (HDR) | 45 W |
| Standby | 0.5 W |
| Networked standby | 2 W |
| Resolution | 1366 × 768 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Panel | LCD |
| Refresh rate | 50 Hz |
| Power supply | Internal |
| On the market since | May 29, 2020 |
| EPREL registration number | 332493 |
Source: EPREL, European Commission. Data updated October 13, 2026.
Product description and images: Icecat (Open Icecat), provided as is, without warranty.