OUTDOOR LIVING Home Entertainment
Samsung Terrace TV Of course, if your customers are looking for a high-
end garden display option, there’s always Samsung’s Terrace telly. Available in 55-, 65- and 75-inch screen sizes, the Terrace is a 4K QLED smart TV that’s IP55 certified and weatherproof. Just 6cm deep, the screen is designed for wall-mounting and boasts bespoke anti- glare display technology, ensuring it’s still bright and viewable when (if !) the sun makes an appearance. It’s built around the brand’s Tizen smart portal,
and comes with plenty of streaming support, including Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV and NOW. And for electrical retailers with a CI operation, the Terrace supports Control4 and other automation protocols. Tere’s a good upsell opportunity here too. While
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the set’s on board object tracking sound system is fine for casual viewing, it makes perfect sense to partner the panel with Samsung’s matching Terrace soundbar, which is also IP55 rated. With 210w of amplification on tap, it goes plenty loud enough for patio and poolside entertainment duties. Of course outdoor entertainment technology
isn’t just for the summer months. Finally, for all year outdoor audio, speaker specialist Sonance offers the Patio Series. Perfect for smaller gardens and outside areas, the system comprises four satellite speakers and one in-ground subwoofer. Te Sonance satellite speakers use an 89mm anodised
aluminium cone driver, while the subwoofer features a 203mm dual voice coil polypropylene cone, both perfectly at home in the wild. And with a textured brown finish, these Patio
speakers can be easily hidden in a flowerbed. Tey need to be tethered to a matching Sonance amplifier though, so some installation cable work will be required. Does anyone have Alan Titchmarsh on speed dial?
Sonance Patio Series speaker
May 2022
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