What you need to know about Panasonic brand televisions. The Panasonic brand belongs to the Japanese corporation Panasonic. In 2021, it was announced that the corporation’s structure would change; in 2022, Panasonic would be transformed into a holding company. Separate companies will be involved in the production and service of certain products. For example, audio-video products will be handled by Panasonic Entertainment & Communication Co. (PEAC) Osaka. Japan. This company will develop, manufacture, and sell consumer electronics such as audio and video products, digital cameras, headphones, intercoms, and telephones. This is likely due to changes in the global markets and Panasonic’s response to increased competition.
What does the name Panasonic Viera mean?
When the era of CRT TVs ended and the era of flat panel TVs began, and Panasonic was one of the leaders in the production of plasma TVs, Panasonic marketers came up with a slogan about the beginning of a new era (Visual Era). From this phrase came the name of the Panasonic Viera TV. The new flat-screen TVs added the word Viera to the name. This happened in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Since then, the name has become familiar to most buyers, the name of Panasonic Viera TVs has survived to the present day and has become a slogan for the TVs of this company.
Types of Panasonic TV model numbers
Panasonic TVs have fairly simple markings that contain information about the type of TV screen, the year of first production, and information about the region for which the TV is made.
The new model number format from 2024 is TV-65Z95AEB. There are also two types of model numbers for TVs manufactured from 2014 to 2023, (TX-55EZ952B , TX-65EZB900), the model code format differs depending on the region of sale. The difference lies in the location of the letter denoting the year of manufacture. In addition, the TV models have differences depending on the region, this applies both to technical differences, such as the standard of the digital tuner, and support for certain broadcasting systems, for example, in Ireland and the UK. Thus, TVs are or were manufactured for the following regions.
- Europe (does not include the UK and Ireland)
- UK and Ireland
- CIS
- North America until 2019.
- Latin America until 2021
- Asia
- Oceania
- Middle East
- Africa
As of 2014, Panasonic stopped selling televisions in the United States. In 2019, Panasonic stopped selling televisions in Canada. From time to time there is information about resuming sales in the US market, but as of 2024, resumption of sales in the US has not happened and will not happen. In 2020, the company announced plans to completely stop selling TVs in North America and Latin America. Also in the same year, it announced that it would stop selling TVs in Australia. Low demand for TVs made this area unprofitable.
Decode Panasonic TV model number 2014-2024
For 2024, Panasonic is changing its model number structure. Perhaps this is due to Panasonic’s move to the Fire TV operating system, the model number becomes slightly different, but remains just as clear. Perhaps this only applies to OLED TVs, it will become more clear in the third quarter of 2024, when Panasonic promises to massively introduce 2024 TV models.
Panasonic TV model number 2024
For 2024, Panasonic is changing its model number structure. Perhaps this is due to Panasonic’s move to the Fire TV operating system, the model number becomes slightly different, but remains just as clear. Perhaps this only applies to OLED TVs, it will become more clear in the third quarter of 2024, when Panasonic promises to massively introduce 2024 TV models.
This is the structure of the TV lineup presented in 2024.

- TV – product type
- 65 – TV screen diagonal size
- Z – type of TV screen
- Z – OLED
- X – LED UHD
- 95 – TV model
- A – model release year (2024)
- E – region
- B – country in the region.
For example, if at the end of EB – it is a TV for UK, EG – TV for European countries (except UK and Ireland), GZ – TV for New Zealand.
Panasonic TV model number 2014 – 2023
In the picture below, you can see which Panasonic model numbers were used until 2024 and how you can understand the model number.
Example of decoding TX – 65JXW944 and TX – 58DX902B model numbers:
- TX – region,
- TС – America
- TX – Europe
- TH– Asia, Oceania, Middle East, Africa
What year is my TV Panasonic?
The design year is the information that is most important for those who have a Panasonic TV to determine what year it was manufactured. The design year of a TV model is indicated by a letter, which can be either at the end or before the series. By identifying the letter denoting the year in the model number, you can find out what year the model TV was manufactured. A more accurate date of assembly can be found on the TV label if the date is printed. The label is located on the back of the TV. You should know that Panasonic updates its TV models every year, and sales of new models usually start in the second quarter.
- A – 2014
- С – 2015
- D – 2016
- E – 2017
- F – 2018
- G – 2019
- H – 2020
- J – 2021
- L – 2022
- M – 2023
- N, A – 2024
The next letter indicates the type of screen.
- S – Full HD
- X – UHD
- R – Curved UHD
- Z – OLED
The letter before the series or at the end of the model number indicates the country for which the TV is made.
- A – Australia
- B – Brazil, Ireland, Great Britain,
- D – India
- E – Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland, Norway, Romania, Slovakia, Sweden, Turkey
- R – Russia, Ukraine
- M – Africa
- H – Hong Kong
- V – Vietnam
- Z – New Zealand
- Q – South Africa
- W – Germany, Austria, Norway, Switzerland, Taiwan
- X – Mexico
- S – Singapore
- No – Canada, Belgium, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Japan,
800 – series and model of TV in the series.
Panasonic Viera old models 2010-2013 explained
VIERA TX-L42DT50
- VIERA – brand, used to refer to televisions manufactured by Panasonic.
- TX-TV TX – region TX-хххххххх
- L – LCD TX-Lххххххх
- P – panasonic plasma tv models TX-Pххххххх
- 42 – screen diagonal TX-LR42хххх
- DT – series TX-LR42DTхх
- 50 – year of development TX-LR42DT50
The year of development of the TV was indicated in two digits. So, at that time, the year of release of the TV model was indicated as follows.
- 20 – 2010
- 30 – 2011
- 50 – 2012
- 60 – 2013








Hi, I have a Panasonic Viera TH-L42E30A I saw from your info above that it would be a 2011 model. Can I mirror cast through an app or will I need to buy something? We can only get Netflix now, none of the other services work as they are not supported. Is there a way to get them to work again? TIA
The soundbar will only work if your TV has an HDMI port labeled ARC. The TV does not have an HDMI audio return channel, you cannot connect the soundbar via HDMI.
No sound Check the settings
1. Menu
2. Viera link
3. audio
4. Advanced audio
Enable audio output to the TV speakers.
I have a 65 inch panasonic plasma hdtv manufacturing ID No TC-P58S1 serial No LH00150303 and part of the paper that was put on it is ripped off and has a date January 2010 ..is that the yr this tv was made ..im trying to get a Fluid sound bar hooked up to tv and i put hdmi in port 2 on back of tv and plugged into sound bar hdmi in and turned off tv speakers and nothing and now i cant get sound back to tv .. how can i get sound back on tv and/or get Fluid sound bar working ..also how can i reset tv and sound bar…i had a friend have a look snd i dont know what was done or changed on tv …thank you for reading my text letter …what is website is that like internet access please verify back soon thank you
NO, Only TY-ER3D4MU, TY-ER3D4SU glasses work with TV TC-P60UT50
NY TV MODEL IS TC-P60UT50 AND IM LOOKING FOR 3D GLASSES.WILL TY-EW3D3LU GLASSES WORK WITH THIS UNIT.
TH-L37V10A – model 2009 year
Hi there, I can’t decypher what year built is my TH-L37V10A – thank you
TH-L39EM6K, Unfortunately, I do not know exactly, approximately 2011-2012.
May I know TV model TH-L39EM6K year produced
I think there is something wrong with the electronics in your TV, but only the service center can tell you precisely what it is. It could be a burst capacitor and a chip boiling due to a short circuit. In any case, you will not be able to fix it yourself. And given the age of your TV, it is probably easier to buy a new one.