Abtus AV601-D User's Operation Manual

Abtus
Brand
Abtus
Model
AV601-D
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
User's Operation Manual

Abtus AV601-D is a cantilever mount designed for 10” to 22” LCD TV/Panels with VESA standards 75/100. It has a load capacity of 10kg (22lbs) and can be mounted on either wood studs or concrete walls. The mount features a double arm design that allows for a wide range of motion, making it easy to position your TV or panel in the optimal viewing position. Installation is simple and straightforward, with all necessary hardware included.

Abtus AV601-D is a cantilever mount designed for 10” to 22” LCD TV/Panels with VESA standards 75/100. It has a load capacity of 10kg (22lbs) and can be mounted on either wood studs or concrete walls. The mount features a double arm design that allows for a wide range of motion, making it easy to position your TV or panel in the optimal viewing position. Installation is simple and straightforward, with all necessary hardware included.

ABtUS SIGAPORE PTE LTD www.abtussingapore.com
LCD Monitor
Cantilever Mount
(Double Arm)
Model: AV601-D
*Specifi cations are subject to changes without notice.
User Operation Guide
PACKAGE CONTENTS INSTALLATION OF CANTILEVER MOUNT WOOD STUD MOUNTING
CONCRETE (MASONRY) MOUNTING
ID Description Qty
A Washer Ф 8 x 1.6 2
B Truss Head Screw M4x15 4
C Bottom Head Screw M5x15 4
D Lag Bolt washer ST8 x 50 2
E Masonry Wall Anchor
Ф10 x Ф7 x 45 2
Lag Bolt and washer
Lag Bolt and
washer
Mansonry
wall anchor
Wood stud
Concrete
80.00mm
SPECIFICATION
10” to 22” LCD TV/Panel
with VESA standards
75/100
Load Capacity
10kg (22lbs)
320.00mm
Fig 1
Fig 2
Fig 4
Fig 3
The wall plate of Cantilver Mount, must be mounted on the STUD.
Position the wall plate in the desired mounting over the stud. Make sure that the wall plate is
straight, use the mounting hole on the Cantilver Mount to do hole markings over the studs.
It will be good to use a high quality electronic stud sensor to locate the stud.
Use a 3/16” bit and pre-drill a 3” deep hole into the wall and stud.
Attach the wall plate to the wall using the lag bolts and Ф8 washers as shown in (Fig 1). The
wall plate must be mounted to the wall with 2 lag bolts.
Next secure the LCD Monitor to the Cantilever Mount, using the M4x15, M5x15, Truss head
Screw (depend on the different Model Monitor), as shown in (Fig 3).
The wall plate of the Cantilever Mount, must be mounted on to the Wall.
Position the wall plate in the desired mounting area on the wall. Making sure the wall plate is
straight, use the mounting hole on the Cantilver Mount to do hole markings on the wall.
Use a 1/2” mansory bit and pre-drill a 3” deep hole into the wall.
Install the supplied plastic anschors in each hole. Tap into the hole until fully seated. Attach
the wall plate to the wall using the lag bolts and Ф8 washers as shown in (Fig 2). The wall
plate must be mounted to the wall with 2 lag bolts.
Next Secure the LCD Monitor to the Cantilever Mount, using the M4x15, M5x15, Truss head
Screw (depend on the different Model Monitor), as shown in (Fig 3).
*Specifi cations are subject to changes without notice.
Warning
Tighten lag bolts till washers are pressed
fi rmly against the wall plate.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE LAG BOLTS
Caution
Wall anchors should only be used
for masonry mounting. NEVER use
wall anchors to mount the Cantilever
Mount to dry wall.
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Abtus AV601-D User's Operation Manual

Abtus
Brand
Abtus
Model
AV601-D
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
User's Operation Manual

Abtus AV601-D is a cantilever mount designed for 10” to 22” LCD TV/Panels with VESA standards 75/100. It has a load capacity of 10kg (22lbs) and can be mounted on either wood studs or concrete walls. The mount features a double arm design that allows for a wide range of motion, making it easy to position your TV or panel in the optimal viewing position. Installation is simple and straightforward, with all necessary hardware included.

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