32" class (31.51" diagonal) with Integrated Pro:Idiom(R) 32LY560H

Whenever guests find comfortable accommodations that suit their needs, LG Hotel TVs have been a part of leaving a positive impression. LG's continuing commitment towards achieving the highest standard of excellence enables us to deliver the best solutions and products in the industry.

LG's focus on the success of your business and your guest's satisfaction has led to true partnerships based on reliability, trust and excellence.

As hotel guests are increasingly demanding their at-home viewing experience, greater customization and flexibility of their TV service, the same needs have risen for service providers. LG hotel TVs provide the built-in capability to support customized applications and services through a wide array of system integrators and service providers.

Providing incredibly easy-to-use content delivery and a flexible communications interface, LG opens up new and exciting possibilities in guest room interactivity. The ability to quickly and easily add or update information creates real savings in printing costs and allows a more timely presentation of pertinent and valuable information to guests. Guests will be able to locate and enjoy available television entertainment with the channel selection guide application, check on the daily weather, and review the available hotel amenities.

Less hardware and no printed materials for the room mean less carbon footprint for the environment and cost and time saving for the businesses. Furthermore, it helps to make the guest rooms look tidy.

If your property has purchased or plans to purchase LG's Pro:Centric(R) TVs, you qualify for a free Electronic Program Guide (EPG) that allows guests to easily navigate TV channels and programs - just like they do at home.

Participating properties must purchase and install a Pro:Centric(R) server and supply an internet connection for daily program updates. Properties must also contract with an LG authorized partner to install and program the server to match your Free-to-Guest (FTG).

FREE program guide service runs until Dec. 2017, replacing the current programming fee of $1.50 per room per month.
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Enables service engineers to recognize technical issues in the TV quickly and easily through a USB device. The TV stores any technical issues it encounters and can output it to a USB device. Service engineers can use the information to analyze technical issues without the actual TV.

Having a warm greeting message with your business area name and its logo on the TV when they enter the space will let them feel more welcome and cared for.

The Lock Mode blocks external input signals for illegal communication, a useful feature for preventing misuse of TVs in facilities such as prisons, mental hospitals and other applicable public spaces.

You can control a designated TV exclusively with the LG Multi IR Remote control unit. In areas where there are multiple TVs installed, such as in large lobbies, hospitals, or nursing homes, each remote can be assigned to each TV with no signal interference from other remotes. Up to nine beds can use this function simultaneously.

MHL connects smart phones to the TV instantly, mirroring content in HD quality, just like connecting a PC through an HD cable. Moreover, it allows you to control the phone's content on the TV with a remote control.

You can control a designated TV exclusively with the LG Multi IR Remote control unit. In areas where there are multiple TVs installed, such as in large lobbies, hospitals, or nursing homes, each remote can be assigned to each TV with no signal interference from other remotes. Up to nine beds can use this function simultaneously.

The estimated annual energy cost determined in accordance with 16 CFR Part 305.5 for model 32LY560H is $5.

"Your energy cost depends on your utility rates and use. The estimated cost is based on 11 cents per kWh and 5 hours of use per day. For more information, visit www.ftc.gov/energy."1

1FTC Television labeling rule (18 CFR Part 305, as added by 76 Fed. Reg. 1038 (Jan 6, 2011)).