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Most camping televisions that get broken are not broken while anyone is watching them. They are broken in the back of the vehicle on the way somewhere, and in a garage over winter with a folding chair leaning against them.
A hard-shell case deals with both. The outer shell takes the knocks, a padded face keeps the screen away from anything hard, and a strap holds the set still so it cannot slide about on a long drive. The remote, the power lead and the adaptors go in the internal compartments, which has the useful side effect that they are still with the television next season instead of in a drawer at home.
One case is stocked, in two sizes: up to 22 inch and up to 27 inch. Measure your screen rather than trusting the model name, because bezels and stands vary. It suits Falcon screens and other makes of the same size.
If the television lives permanently on its bracket and never comes off, no. If it comes down for travel, goes home between trips or sits in storage over winter, then yes. Those are the moments screens get cracked.
There are two: up to 22 inch and up to 27 inch. Measure the screen diagonally, then measure the outside width and height of the set with any stand removed and compare that against the case, rather than going by the model number.
Yes. A soft padded face protects the screen from scratches and a Velcro strap holds the television against it so it cannot move. The hard outer shell absorbs the impact.
Yes. There are internal compartments for the remote, the power lead and adaptors, so the whole set-up stays together in one place.
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