It’s simple really, your indoor television isn’t an outdoor television because water and electricity just don’t mix. Knowing that though might not stop us from using our mobile in the spa, or laptop in the bathtub or having a TV by the pool. We are just so addicted to our entertainment and connection to the world. Unlike the inconvenience of dropping your phone down the toilet or iPad in the Jacuzzi, having a TV by the pool is a much greater risk. It’s not just your device that can shut down, it could be your heart.

Owning an outdoor TV doesn’t have to cost a fortune. It looks expensive, cutting edge and makes a big statement for sure, but the price tag attached can actually be within your budget.

Before you start reading this I want to make is really clear that you cannot just pick up your indoor TV and take it outside and plug it in. Well, okay you can, but your TV will break. Condensation will probably get to it first, although most of the outdoor elements will cause your TV considerable harm. Basically, if you want your indoor TV to survive outside, you need to read this (I’ll be fast, I promise).

With today’s technology, LCD televisions have incredible sound power. When it comes to moving your TV outside using a Seal TV outdoor TV enclosure you might decide for the space you have and the type of environment your outdoor entertainment will create, that the inbuilt sound system is simply not going to be enough to create the effect you want.