Philips presents the one they claim is their ecological monitor and the one they claim is the least polluting on the market. Its model designed for companies ensures low consumption and manufacturing with little waste.
Philips today unveiled the newest business and consumer monitor models, with a wide range of products with various capabilities. In the companies section we find a product that surprised us, not because of its capabilities, since they are restrained, but because it focuses on reducing the consumption of products and electricity.
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The 241B7QGJEB monitor is part of its B2B product line for companies and offers affordable capabilities for the price, but stands out as an ecological monitor designed to consume as little as possible. On the one hand we find that the power is only 11W, an amount similar to that of an LED bulb, so we always have a very low consumption, but it will be less with a series of functions so that it consumes less.
Philips presents a monitor designed to consume as little as possible
Economy mode offers a reduction in consumption by adjusting the brightness, contrast and illumination of the panel. It includes a light sensor to adjust the brightness to the environment and a sensor that detects if there is a person in front of it to turn off the panel if there is nobody, reducing its consumption to a minimum.
Philips ensures that it is manufactured with the least possible contamination, as it ensures that it is free from lead, halogens or mercury, making all possible packaging made of cardboard, recycled paper and reducing plastic consumption by 85%, even removing covers from the cables.
The monitor's capabilities are specifically limited as it is intended to be a monitor for those offices that require work that does not require exact color to function.
