Equip 650300 User manual

Equip
Brand
Equip
Model
650300
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
User manual

Equip 650300

The Equip 650300 LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket is designed to support flat panel displays ranging in size from 32 to 63 inches. It has a maximum load capacity of 75kg (165lbs) and is compatible with VESA mounting standards up to 800 x 400mm. The bracket features a universal mounting pattern, making it compatible with most TV brands and models. It also has a built-in bubble level to ensure accurate installation.

The Equip 650300 is easy to install and comes with all the necessary hardware. It can be mounted on either a wooden wall or a concrete wall. The wooden wall mount requires two adjacent wood studs at least 16” apart, while the concrete wall mount requires six pre-drilled holes.

Equip 650300

The Equip 650300 LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket is designed to support flat panel displays ranging in size from 32 to 63 inches. It has a maximum load capacity of 75kg (165lbs) and is compatible with VESA mounting standards up to 800 x 400mm. The bracket features a universal mounting pattern, making it compatible with most TV brands and models. It also has a built-in bubble level to ensure accurate installation.

The Equip 650300 is easy to install and comes with all the necessary hardware. It can be mounted on either a wooden wall or a concrete wall. The wooden wall mount requires two adjacent wood studs at least 16” apart, while the concrete wall mount requires six pre-drilled holes.

LCD TV WALL MOUNT BRACKET
FIXED
Universal | 650300
Features
l Supports 81 ~ 160cm (32” ~ 63”) Flat Panel Display
l Distance from TV to Wall: 30mm
l VESA Mount Standards: Maximum 800 x 400mm
l Hole Pattern: Maximum 830mm Wide and 405mm High
l Universal Mounting Pattern
l Bubble Level Integrated
l Load Capacity: Maximum 75kg (165lbs)
WARNING!
Make sure that any listed parts are not missing or defective. Improper installation would result in personal injury
or damage to equipment. If you have any questions about installation, please visit http://www.equip-info.net for
more assistance.
Hardware Kit
Note: Any of the hardware in kit will be required. Other joint parts are forbidden.
INSTALLATION
Attach the Arms to the Display
1. Use the correct length screws on your display with different back as below.
A. For flat back, use one of the shorter screws from the hardware kit.
B. For curved or recessed back, use one of the longer screws from the hardware kit.
2. Use the correct diameter screws after carefully trying each screw from the hardware kit.
Do not apply too much force to any of the screws. If you feel force resistance, stop immediately to use smaller
diameter screws.
3. Attach 2 arms to the different back of your display, using the correct screws along with corresponding
washers○
n
as mentioned below A. & B.
A. If you use the M4 or M5 screws, you will need to use the small hole of washers.
B. If you use the M6 or M8 screws, you will need to use the large hole of washers.
C. If you are using one of the longer screws on the curved or recessed back of your display, you will also need
to use the small spacer○
m
for M4 or M5 screws or the big spacer○
l
for M6 or M8 screws.
4. Make sure all screws are secured, but do not over-tighten them.
Diagram-1 Diagram-2 (Flat Back) Diagram-3 (Curved / Recessed Back)
Assemble the Bracket Diagram-4
1. Assemble 4 brackets with 4 screws○
c
2. Make sure the brackets are joined together firmly.
Mount the Wall Plate on the Wall
(a) Wooden Wall - The wall plate must be secured to two adjacent wood studs at least 16” apart.
1. Using a stud finder, locate and mark two adjacent studs for securing the mount.
2. Place the wall plate against the wall and level it by using the bubble guide.
3. Make two locations (two per stud) on the wall where the mount will be secured.
4. Remove wall plate and then drill a (4mm) pilot hole at each location with an electric drill.
5. With another person’s help, replace the wall plate and fix it to the wall by using the lag
bolts○
k
and lag bolt washers○
o
provided.
6. Do not over-tighten the bolts and do not release the wall plate until all screws are secured.
Diagram-5
(b) Concrete Wall
1. Place the wall plate against the wall and level it by using the bubble guide.
2. With another person’s help, mark off 6 locations for fixing the mount to the wall.
3. Place the wall plate aside and drill a hole at each location using a 3/8” (10mm) masonry bit.
4. Insert one concrete anchor○
j
into each hole. A hammer can be used to lightly tap the anchors into place if
necessary.
5. With another person’s help, replace the wall plate and fix it to the wall by using the lag bolts○
k
and lag bolt
washers○
o
provided.
6. Do not over-tighten the bolts and do not release the wall plate until all screws are secured.
Diagram-6
Adjustment
1. With another person’s help, carefully lift your display and place it on the wall plate. Do not release the display
until the mounting arms have securely hooked onto the mount.
2. Move the safety lock as shown in the picture and tighten the two screws to fix the safety lock.
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Equip 650300 User manual

Equip
Brand
Equip
Model
650300
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
User manual

Equip 650300

The Equip 650300 LCD TV Wall Mount Bracket is designed to support flat panel displays ranging in size from 32 to 63 inches. It has a maximum load capacity of 75kg (165lbs) and is compatible with VESA mounting standards up to 800 x 400mm. The bracket features a universal mounting pattern, making it compatible with most TV brands and models. It also has a built-in bubble level to ensure accurate installation.

The Equip 650300 is easy to install and comes with all the necessary hardware. It can be mounted on either a wooden wall or a concrete wall. The wooden wall mount requires two adjacent wood studs at least 16” apart, while the concrete wall mount requires six pre-drilled holes.

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