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It is not likely, but on the other hand, the large screen uses power, so better turned off when not in use.
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It is not likely, but on the other hand, the large screen uses power, so better turned off when not in use.

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<i>&gt;&gt; will apple tv catch on fire if not turned off</i><br />
All electrical equipment have a chance catching fire when left on (this should not be a question for you...).<br />
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<i>&gt;&gt; apple tv powered through apple tv powered through television</i><br />
Is this a question?<br />
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<i>&gt;&gt; does apple tv go on low power screen saver mode</i><br />
That would depend on your settings.
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>> will apple tv catch on fire if not turned off
All electrical equipment have a chance catching fire when left on (this should not be a question for you...).

>> apple tv powered through apple tv powered through television
Is this a question?

>> does apple tv go on low power screen saver mode
That would depend on your settings.

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IS apple tv powered through apple tv powered through television????
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IS apple tv powered through apple tv powered through television????

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If you are talking about the Apple Server, it is likely powered separately.
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If you are talking about the Apple Server, it is likely powered separately.

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Apple TV boxes have their own external powersupply which you plug into the mains supply.
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Apple TV boxes have their own external powersupply which you plug into the mains supply.

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What Apple TV do you have? You should &nbsp;have 2 cables, one HDMI to your display and one power chord. It is powered through the power chord.
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What Apple TV do you have? You should  have 2 cables, one HDMI to your display and one power chord. It is powered through the power chord.

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not apple server<br />
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apple tv
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If you have no Apple Server and just Apple TV, it is a high quality consumer appliance that will run &quot;forever&quot; at normal room temperature.
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If you have no Apple Server and just Apple TV, it is a high quality consumer appliance that will run "forever" at normal room temperature.

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i got a small 4 inch (6 cm) by 4 inch by 4 inch<br />
box.<br />
that plugs into an existing television via hdmi
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i got a small 4 inch (6 cm) by 4 inch by 4 inch
box.
that plugs into an existing television via hdmi

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Apple TV 2, 3 or 4?<br />
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Post a photo?
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And so long as just warm - no issue
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apple tv 2 or 3<br />
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i can tell from remote
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best solution because provides evidence I can communicate with<br />
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Consumer appliances are designed to be safe and normally carry a UL label in the US and CSA label in Canada.
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best solution because provides evidence I can communicate with

Consumer appliances are designed to be safe and normally carry a UL label in the US and CSA label in Canada.

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Thanks for the update. You will be safe.
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