May 5, 2011
SunBriteTV offered its first all-weather outdoor
TV – a 20-inch LCD – in 2004, and over the past
seven years the company’s models have developed
in line with LCD display technology, while adding
features to expand their versatility and durability in
outdoor environments.

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SunBrite TV’s new Model 4630HD is designed with an ASA outdoor-rated plastic exterior and built-in low-profile two-way stereo speakers.
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Yet with these outdoor displays often hitting a
higher price range than their indoor counterparts,
many homeowners choose to take the risk of
weather damage and install an indoor-rated set out
in the elements. Now, SunBriteTV’s new Model
4630HD, a 46-inch 1080p all-weather LCD TV,
provides a lower cost alternative in the company’s
line of TVs designed for weather-proof installation.
“Our customers wanted a lower cost solution,
but they didn’t want to sacrifice the quality
and durability of our TVs,” said Lynn Stearn,
SunBriteTV’s VP of sales and marketing. “Model
4630HD delivers the same all-weather feature
set as our most popular 46-inch TV, with a $700
difference in the MSRP.”
What changed? Instead of a powder-coated
aluminum exterior with detachable speaker modules,
the new Model 4630HD is designed with an ASA
outdoor-rated plastic shell and built-in low-profile
two-way stereo speakers. In addition to lowering
its price, SunBriteTV has shrunk the model to a
slimmer 5.84 inches and a correspondingly lighter
weight. Built into the exterior is an anti-reflective,
impact- and scratch-resistant window that protects
the 4000:1 contrast ratio LCD screen.
The 4630HD’s IR window is concealed in a
watertight cable box, while a separate built-in
cavity allows for weatherproof storage of small
media players. The TV’s internal climate control
consists of a filtered multi-fan airflow system
that quietly keeps the unit cool in temperatures
up to 122 degrees Fahreneheit. A thermostatic
heater automatically protects the TV in external
temperatures to -24 degrees Fahreneheit, while
at the same time controlling humidity and
condensation.
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