c/kWh
hours a day
Screen size
32"
80 cm, LED-backlit LCD
Energy rating
8
Annual electricity use
60 kWh
Label: 60 kWh Β· 0.02 kWh per hour on
Estimated running cost
$19 / year
$192 over 10 years
Power when on
16 W Β· 0.4 W standby

49% less electricity than the median of 174 comparable 32 inch TV registrations (118 kWh a year on the label basis). It uses less than 99% of them. At your rates that is about $19 a year less than the median, $186 over 10 years.

How efficient is it for its size?

kWh per year. Bar: the middle 80% of 174 comparable 32 inch TV registrations. Dot: this model (below the median). Hover or tab to a mark for its value.

Cohort: every currently registered 32 inch TV sold in Australia, counted once per registration, on the label usage basis.

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kWh and cost on the label usage basis; the product page adjusts to your usage.

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Monster MT32HDNFB specifications

Screen size (diagonal)
80.0 cm (31.5")
Screen area
2,737 cmΒ²
Screen technology
LED-backlit LCD
On-mode power
15.9 W
Passive standby power
0.40 W
Active standby power
0.00 W
Power supply
Internal
Tuner
Digital
Annual energy (label)
60 kWh
Star rating index
8.52
Country of manufacture
China

Australian GEMS registration details

Registration number
ATV6564
GEMS registration id
167317
Status
approved, available (self-reported)
Registration expires
19 February 2030
Registered for sale in
Australia
Family
–
Regulatory standard
Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Televisions) Determination 2013
Test standard
AS/NZS 62087.1:2010

Source: Australian Government Energy Rating (GEMS) registration data, DCCEEW via data.gov.au (CC BY 3.0 AU). Dataset published 20 September 2026; last checked 20 September 2026. How the derived figures are calculated.