Samsung Neo QLED: electrical safety and placement, the points to respect
Outlets, ventilation, exposure to moisture: what the manufacturer recommends before even plugging in the TV.

Never overload an outlet or extension cord
An outlet, extension cord, or adapter pushed beyond its rated voltage and capacity poses a fire or electric shock risk — check the electrical specifications on the product's label before plugging anything in. The power cord should be routed so it's never walked on or pinched, especially near the plug and where it exits the device.
Simple habits that prevent most of the risk
Never insert anything metallic into the device's openings, never touch the inside of the TV (only a qualified technician should open it), always unplug by pulling on the plug itself rather than the cord, and never handle the cord with wet hands. An unusual sound or smell should prompt unplugging the device immediately and contacting an authorized service center.
Choosing the right spot
Avoid any location near a radiator or exposed to direct sunlight, never place a container of liquid on top of the device, and don't expose it to rain or moisture. For installation in a specific environment — heavy dust, extreme temperatures, high humidity, chemical substances, or continuous 24/7 operation such as in a public venue — it's best to contact an authorized center beforehand.
An often overlooked point: accumulated dust
Dust buildup can cause an electric shock, an electrical leak, or a fire, by generating sparks and heat at the power cord or by degrading the insulation. Regularly maintaining the area around the device is a genuine part of its electrical safety.
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Samsung Neo QN900C 85 inch Ultra HD 8K Smart QLED TV (QA85QN900CKXXL)