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Thermal Flow Technology Supports Our Newest OLED Panel

Thermal Flow Technology Supports Our Newest OLED Panel

Panasonic TV in a modern living room displaying a woman in a spacesuit.

Panasonic’s new flagship Z95B Series OLED TVs are available in 55”, 65”, and 77” units and represent a huge step forward in display performance. These models combine state-of-the-art panel engineering with game-changing thermal management.

The driving force behind this evolution is Panasonic’s proprietary ThermalFlow technology, which is designed to unlock the full potential of Primary RGB Tandem OLED panels while maintaining picture accuracy and unit longevity.

Rear view of a Panasonic TV  from above with airflow lines indicating advanced cooling technology in a living room.

What Is Thermal Flow Technology?

Thermal Flow technology is Panasonic’s aerodynamic-inspired cooling system integrated into the Z95B series. ThermalFlow uses internal vents and tactically positioned components to push heat upwards and out of the unit, which effectively manages thermal load across the panel.

Instead of only using fans or heat sinks, the ThermalFlow system uses heat sinks and passive airflow to dissipate heat away from the OLED panel. This allows the panel to operate at high brightness without risking colour shifts or image retention, helping to preserve image stability and extend longevity.

Benefits of Thermal Flow for Viewing Experience

Higher Sustained Brightness and Improved Picture Quality

Broader Colour Volume without Risk

One of the biggest benefits of ThermalFlow is that it allows the panel to operate at peak performance without overheating. This leads to consistently brighter and more vivid colours and is particularly noticeable when viewing HDR content.

As Panasonic’s ThermalFlow technology effectively manages potential heat issues, the Primary RGB Tandem panel can provide broader colour volume without suffering from longevity issues or inaccuracies. This also means viewers in well-lit rooms can enjoy ultra-realistic images, which wasn’t possible with older OLED displays.

Panasonic TV with HCX Pro AI MK II chip and a space scene displayed above digital circuitry.
Panasonic OLED TV displaying a woman in a spacesuit with colourful background.

Reliable 144Hz Gaming and HDR Performance

The Z95B delivers up to 144 Hz refresh rate and supports AMD FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-SYNC. Paired with a dedicated True Game Mode, this is a fantastic option for gamers, with units providing stunning but stable visuals with minimal drift.

Panasonic TV with G-SYNC and FreeSync logos, gaming scenes, and a keyboard in the foreground.

Technical Synergy: Thermal Flow and Tandem OLED

One of the most impressive things about the Panasonic Z9B5 series is that it uses multiple engineering developments to enhance the home viewing experience. The combination of the Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel and ThermalFlow technology works together to enable new levels of performance in brightness and colour reproduction while also increasing panel reliability and extending longevity.

The four-stack Tandem OLED panel requires thermal regulation to operate at its highest specifications. ThermalFlow addresses this by ensuring that, even at maximum output, the panel remains at a suitable temperature.

The synergy between technologies is then further enhanced by the inclusion of Panasonic’s HXC Pro AI II Processor. This best-in-class processor uses real-time analysis to adjust picture settings and optimise dynamic range. As ThermalFlow ensures the panel can operate at peak output, this means the processor then has greater freedom to push the display closer to its technical limits.

Stylish Design with Silent Performance

Traditional cooling systems often relied on fans, which had the downside of adding unwanted sounds to the room. On the contrary, ThermalFlow uses a passive cooling system and, therefore, works silently. This is important because it leads to more immersive viewing experiences and is especially noticeable when playing a game or watching a dramatic film where audio cues are essential.

This cooling approach has also enabled a sleeker, more refined unit design. With no need for bulky fans or heat sinks, the Z95B model is slim and ideal for both wall mounting and placement in crowded home setups, whether you prefer the 55”, 65”, or 77” model.

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Heat Reallocation and Audio Upgrades

The benefits of ThermalFlow technology aren’t reserved to image, with the repositioning of heat-generating audio components, including the subwoofer, lowering internal temperatures. Not only does this increase the longevity of such components, but it also improves acoustic separation. As the Z95B series includes the 360° Soundscape Pro system, the units deliver a wide and more immersive audio experience without the risk of distortion, even during high-volume playback.

Panasonic’s ThermalFlow technology is a game-changer for consumers searching for major upgrades to their older setups. As a foundational component of the Z95B series, it helps combine the visual benefits of the cutting-edge Tandem OLED panel with aerodynamic heat management. For the consumer, this paves the way for a more immersive experience, whether you’re watching HDR content or enjoying low-lag gaming in True Game Mode.

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