30s isn't going to damage your HDTV. For any impact on your Television, it would have to be extremely cold. Even f it is a plasma TV, most of them have operating ranges from 32 to 100+. Actually, I'd be more concerned with excessive heat. Also, once you bring it in and it warms up, even a plasma should be good to go.
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