Description
Portrait displays are showing up more and more in public and commercial settings, and this fixed vertical wall bracket is built to hold them securely. It takes screens from 37" to 75" and supports weights up to 75kg, so it copes with the larger panels used for digital signage. The vertical (portrait) orientation suits menu boards, wayfinding screens and advertising displays that read better tall than wide.
Fitting is straightforward thanks to quick release spring locks, which let you drop the screen onto the bracket and lift it off again without fuss. The open architecture keeps the back of the TV accessible, so you can route and reach cabling once the display is mounted. A wide range of fixings comes supplied, giving you options for different wall types and screen mounting patterns up to a maximum VESA of 400 x 600mm.
Security is a key part of the design. The bracket has a lockable mechanism that stops the screen being lifted off and taken, which matters in bars, restaurants, cinemas, retail spaces, transport hubs and places of worship. You just add your own padlock, as one is not included. The screen sits close to the wall at a distance of 27mm, and the bracket itself measures 448 x 625 x 27mm and weighs 1.51kg. It gives you a firm, flat mount for busy public areas where displays need to stay put.
Specification
| Max. VESA |
400x600mm |
| Max. weight load |
75.00KG |
| Screen size |
37" to 75" |
| Distance from wall |
27mm |
| Dimensions |
448mm x 625mm x 27mm (L x W x H) |
| Weight |
1.51KG |
Downloads
Product Manual
Frequently Asked
What screen sizes and weights does this bracket take?
It suits TVs and displays from 37" to 75" in screen size, with a maximum weight load of 75kg.
What is the maximum VESA pattern?
The bracket supports a maximum VESA mounting pattern of 400 x 600mm.
How far does the screen sit from the wall?
The screen sits 27mm from the wall, giving a close, flat mount.
Is a padlock included for the anti-theft lock?
No, the lockable design accepts a padlock but one is not supplied, so you add your own.
Can it be used in portrait orientation?
Yes, it mounts screens vertically in portrait, which suits digital signage and menu boards.
Is it easy to access the cabling?
Yes, the open architecture keeps the back of the screen accessible for routing and reaching wiring.