Voltage stabilizer for LED tvs.

[Blurgon]

Recently our Samsung LED TV's motherboard had some problem and it was suggested to us to use a voltage stabilizer for our TV. My query is, do we really need one (we have 2 LED TVs, a 42" and 48", so we'd need to get 2 stabilizers). Does any of you use a stabilizer for your LED TVs or a power strip is sufficient ?

[Codex]

I have a Philips Smart TV, been running fine directly off the mains for the past year without issue.

[dipanzan]

I have a Philips Smart TV, been running fine directly off the mains for the past year without issue.

Some of these TVs come with a built-in voltage stabilizer, maybe yours got one. It's better to hook one up with a stand-alone stabilizer, just in case.

[SamH]

You don't need any Voltage Stabilizer, as the SMPS PSW of such units are operational in a wide voltage ranges. What you actually need is a Surge Protector. Arrange one and connect it to a 3 pin socket (I mean, its grounded, else MOV will not function at the time of disaster.).