Friday, April 17, 2009

How far should you sit or stand away from the Television in your home?

I heard that the television is like an x-ray or emits radiation of some sort.


You should be in another room, preferably another building to any television set which is switched on and displaying a programme otherwise your brain will turn to mush and you will be unable to form your own ideas and opinions.

Cheers.

6ft is the recommended distance

Eight Feet is a safe amount.

not distance but you'll get square eyes if you watch too much telly.lol. and anyway i bet you sit up closer to your pc monitor than the telly. this is how most people's eyesight fades . try putting the screen at an angle , then you eye muscles have to work more to keep your vision focused.

A lot of electronic devices emit some sort of radiation but it is so low that you shouldnt worry about it. Distance is subjective depending on screen size and own viewing preference.

Television sets are not emitting any harmful radiations.

Sit or stand any where you feel comfortable without strain to your eyes.

Next time please ask, " How long we can watch T.V?"

I wouldn't worry about it.

But if you do, then the general rule is to sit away from it at a distance of three times the diagonal length of the screen.

One should maintain atleast 6 feet from the Television inorder our eyes dont get affected

the best distance is around 10-15 ft. just dont stand within 5 feet of the TV

Not since the 70s...

this is just an old wives tale like mobiles give you cancer. I am old enough to remember when coloured tv came in and they gave lots of warnings about the rays etc.. never heard of one person being hurt by it.

Invest in a chair-- it's more comfortable sitting down.

Sit wherever your chair is.

cummon ....you can guess it by yourself .....just sit where you feel like but that does not mean you have to sit so far or near it !!!! infact televisions are less harmfull then before.

the distance is at least three times as many as the diagonal of the TV

what?

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