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TV Philips 24HFL3014P/12 24" HD LED 1366 x 768
The Philips 24HFL3014P/12 is a 24" (61 cm) HD LED professional TV with 1366 x 768 resolution and Edge-LED backlighting. Designed for budget-conscious installations in hotels, healthcare or institutional environments, it supports DVB-C, DVB-T and DVB-T2 signals and features a translucent back cover combined with a black finish. The set provides a clear user interface, low power clock operation and options for pay-per-view content management.
The TV offers simple deployment and central management through the CMND solution and CMND&Control, enabling remote configuration and updates without on-site visits. MyChoice compatibility allows built-in pay-to-view options. A mixed channel map merges analogue and digital channels into a single list for seamless channel selection. The translucent back cover exposes internal materials for specialised installations. Low power consumption and an auto-off LED backlight extend operational efficiency, and USB cloning enables rapid replication of settings across multiple units.
Install the Philips 24HFL3014P/12 on a stable surface or compatible mount and connect the required power and antenna/cable inputs. Use the on-screen setup wizard to select language, tune channels (DVB-C/DVB-T/DVB-T2) and apply the mixed channel map if needed. Program the welcome page and branding via the built-in UI options. For multiple units, configure one TV with the desired settings and use the USB cloning feature to copy those settings to other displays in under a minute. For remote management, connect the TV to the CMND platform and use CMND&Control to push updates and perform maintenance tasks centrally.
For secure or monitored locations, ensure the translucent back cover and installation comply with local safety and security regulations. Use CMND&Control for scheduled updates to minimise guest disruption and verify MyChoice licensing before enabling pay-per-view services.
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