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SM-VM-ART1-IW-L
Strong™ Razor Series Articulating VersaMount
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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CAUTION:
This wall mount is intended for use only with the maximum weight
of 75 lbs./34 kg. Use with heavier than the maximum weight
indicated may result in instability causing possible injury.
1. Warnings
• Installationofthisproductshouldbedonebyaqualiedprofessional.
• Donotbegininstallationbeforereviewingandunderstandingtheseinstructions.
• Ensurethemountingwallusedcansafelysupport4timesthecombinedweightofthemountandchosendisplay.
• Undernocircumstancesshouldthisproductbemountedtometalstuds.
• Themanufacturerdoesnotacceptresponsibilityforincorrectinstallation.
2. Tools Required
• PowerDrill
• 1/4”DrillBit
• PhillipsHeadScrewDriver
• Level
• 1/2”(13mm)SocketWrench
• StudFinder(optional,recommendedforwoodstudmounting)
• ZipTies(forwiremanagement)
• 5/16”MasonryDrillBit(concretemountingonly)
• Hammer(concretemountingonly)
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3. Hardware
Bag1
Bag2
Bag3
Bag4
(T1)Small4mm
Allen Key
(1)
(T2)Large
4mm
Allen Key
(1)
(T3)
8mmSocket
Wrench (1)
(A)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M4x10(4)
(B)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M4x20(4)
(C)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M4x30(4)
(D)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M5x10(4)
(E)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M5x20(4)
(F)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M5x30(4)
(I)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M6x10(4)
(J)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M6x16(8)
(L)M6Washer
M6X16X1.5(8)
(K)M6LockNut(8)
(M)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M6x20(4)
(N)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M6x30(4)
(O)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M8x10(4)
(P)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M8x20(4)
(Q)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M8x30(4)
(R)PhillipsHead
MachineScrew,
M8x40(4)
(X)Washer,M5,
6.5x18x2
(2)
(Y)
M5Locknut(2)
(G)SmallNylonSpacer,
OD12xID5.5x5(8)
(H)M5Washer,
M5x12x1(16)
(T)M8washer,
M8x19x2(8)
(Z)M5NylonWasher
5.5x18x2
(2)
(V)Washer
9.5x21x2(4)
(W)ConcreteAnchor
10x80(4)
(U)M8x90LagBolt(4)
(S)LargeNylonSpacer,
OD15xID8.5x5(8)
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4. Overview
ThankyouforpurchasingagreatproductfromStrong™.Weappreciateyourpurchaseandarecommittedtoprovidingthehighest
qualityproductspossible.TheStrongVersaMount™isdesignedtoprovidethebestin-wallTV-mountingsolutionforinstallersadding
equipmentbehindlow-proledisplaysandotherwall-mountedequipment.Itcaneasilybeinstalledinnewjobswiththeincludeddust
covertoprotecttheVersaMount™duringconstruction.
Insidetheenclosure,componentsmaybemountedusingthebuilt-inattachmentpointswithexpansionpinsorzipties.Addawattbox
(notincluded)tothebottomoftheVersaMount™forthebestpowerandspace-savingsolution.
Using Knockouts
TheknockoutsonthetopandbottomoftheVersaMountmaybeused
for installing low voltage rings or for outlet boxes. If an outlet box is
installed,itmustbeanoldwork,residentialgradeboxwithintegrated
work supports to allow for secure mounting.
Whenknockingouttheopening,leavethesmallscrewtabsinstalledif
alowvoltageringisbeingmounted,orremovethemtoinstallanoutlet
box.
Note:To ensure re safety, the silicone grommets must remain in the
VersaBox Pro. When using these as wire guides, slit each grommet
downthemiddleina“+”shape,neverremovethem.
Modules
ThebackwalloftheVersaMounthasholesandknockoutsstampedinto
iton6”centerstoallowforeasystructuredcanmoduleinstallation.Use
a¼”drillbittoopenmoreoftheknockoutstampsasneededtomount
equipment.
5. Installing Equipment into the Strong VersaMount™
TheVersaMountallowsforavarietyofequipmentcongurationoptions.Experimentwiththeequipmentcongurationtodetermine
thebestinstallationmethod.ForimagesofdifferentcongurationsofequipmentinstalledintheVersaMount,seetheVersaMount
productpageandSupportTabatwww.SnapAV.com.
6. New Work Installation Instructions
The SM-VM-ART1-IW-LdustcoverisdesignedtoprotecttheinsideoftheStrongVersaMountinnewworkapplicationsbeforedrywall
is hung on the studs.
Note:Determinewhatthicknessthedrywallwillbebeforeinstallingthepre-constructionbracket.Ifthestudsarewiderthan16”use
dog ears.
StrongVersaBox™Installation(afterdrywallisinstalled)
1. OpenanyknockoutsintheVersaBoxthatwillbeusedforwiringorelectrical.
2. Pull the wires out of the wall opening and pull them into the desired openings
oftheVersaBox.
3. Insert the box into the opening left where the bracket is. Use standard drywall
screws to secure the box to the studs on each side of the enclosure as
illustrated.
4. UsethedustcovertoprotecttheinsideoftheVersaMountduringnishing
work.
Go to the SM-VM-ART1-IW-L product page at www.SnapAV.com for tips and
ideas on how to install equipment into the VersaMount.
Lag bolts will need to
reach to studs on
either side of the box.
Secure 2 screws in
each side through
the allotted holes.
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7. Old Work Installation Instructions
8. Optional Compact Wattbox
1. MarkthedesiredheightofthetopoftheSM-VM-ART1-IW-Lonthe
wallbetweentwostudcenters.Use a stud nder tolocatethestud
locations.
2. Usethecut-outtemplatetomarkthewall,usingalevelto line it up
correctly.
3. Carefully cut the opening using a drywall saw.
4. After the hole is cut, test t the box, and clean up the opening as
needed.
5. Inserttheboxintotheopening.Usinga#1Phillipsscrewdriver,secure
the box to the studs with 2 lag bolts located on both sides of the box.
Lag bolts will need to
reach to studs on
either side of the box.
Secure 2 screws in
each side through
the allotted holes.
Note: If you are installing the optional WB-200VB, insert it prior to mounting
the TV. If drywall is installed, see section 8.1.
Removethebottompanelbyunscrewingthe4pre-installedscrews.Insert
thecompactwattbox,andre-threadthefourscrewstopermanentlysecure
it.Forfurtherinstallationinformation,seetheWB-200VBmanual.
Note: The single-gang knockout located at the bottom right corner of the box
may also be utilized for a single-gang 2-outlet box.
8.1 RemovingtheArm-Stop
If drywall is already installed, the arm-stop may have to be temporarily
removed to allow for installation clearance of the WB-200VB. Remove the
two screws attaching the arm-stop to the rear of the enclosure to remove
the arm-stop. Replace the arm-stop after the wattbox has been secured
within the enclosure to keep the mount from damaging installed equipment.
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9. Install the Display Adapter Plate
10. Determine the Correct Mounting Height
A. Carefullylaythedisplayface-downonasoftsurface.
B. Locate the four mounting holes in the back of the
displayhousing.Trytothreadscrews(AthroughN)in
until the correct thread is found for the holes.
C. Lay the adapter plate over the holes in the display
(directionalarrowfacingup),andchecktheclearance
betweentheTVandtheplate.Makesurethemounting
holes match up properly to four of the holes in the
adapter plate. The adapter plate should be centered
on the back of the display. See the available VESA
patternsinFigure1.
D. If the plate won’t sit at against the back of the
television,spacers(GandP)andwashers(HandQ)
may be placed between the display and the plate as
needed.
E. Fasten the plate to the display using a #2 Phillips
screwdriver. Use screws long enough to thread
securely into the display without bottoming out.
A. Decidetheheightwherethetopedgeofthedisplayshould
beonceinstalled.(Height)
B. Measure and record the distance between the top of the
displayandthe topofthe displayadapterplate (Figure3).
Makesuretomeasurefromtheatareaontopoftheplate,
notthecurvedarea.(DimensionA)
C. InsertDimensionAintotheformula:
D. MarktheWallPlateScrewheightatthecenterlineofthemountlocation.(Figure4)
(Height)–1/4”–(A) = WallPlateScrewHeight
(UsedinStep3,nextpage)
Note:Theadapterplate(Figure1)isdesignedforusewiththese
VESApatterns:100x100,100x200,200x100,and200x200.For
a400x400VESApattern,attachtheextensionadapter(Figure2)
withthe4includednuts,bolts,andwashers(J,K,L).
Warning: Over-tightening can damage the bolts or the display
andisnotcoveredunderwarranty.Makesurethefastenersare
tight enough not to rattle loose while the mount is in use.
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
200
100
100
200
A
Measure from
flat edge of plate
to top of TV
Example:
60”–1/4”–61/2”=531/4”(WallPlateScrewHeight)
DesiredDisplayHeight= 60”
DimensionA(measured)= 61/2”
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11. Detaching the Arm Assembly from the Enclosure
12. Attaching the Display to the Arm Assembly
A. Loosenthetwoupperclampingscrewsonthearmassemble,andloosenthe2lowerscrews.
B. Removetheupper,middlescrewfromthelowerleftcorneroftherearoftheVersaBoxpanel.
Note:DonotreinstallthisscrewifyouwishtoremovethearmaftertheVersaMounthasbeeninstalledinthe
wall,asyouwillnolongerhaveaccesstothisscrew.
C. Pull the mount arm up and away from the can to detach the mount.
1. Liftthedisplayandplaceitontheendofthearmassemblyasshownin
Figure10.
2. SecurethedisplayusingthetwoNylonwashers(X),twometalwashers
(V),andlocknuts(W).BesuretoplacetheNylonwasherbetweenthe
mount and the metal washer. This will allow for easier tilt adjustments
later.
3. Tightenthenutswiththe8mmsocketwrench(T3).
(X) (V) (W)
Figure 10.
Note: It is not recommended to remove the Arm Assembly from the enclosure, but you may if so desired by carefully following
the instructions below.
Screws
Untighten
Untighten
Screws
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13. Adjusting Display Position
13.1 HorizontalLevelAdjustments
13.2 VerticalPositionAdjustments
1. Loosenthetwolockingnuts(W)atthebottomofthearmassemblyendplateusingthe8mmsocketwrench(T3).(Figure11)
2. Placealevelontopofthedisplay,androtatethedisplayuntilitishorizontallylevel.(Figure12)
3. Tighten the locking nuts at the bottom of the arm assembly end plate and then loosen them ¼ turn. This will allow for the
display to be positioned with minimal effort.
4. Afteradjustmentiscomplete,tightenthenuts.
Theverticalpositionofthedisplaycanbeadjusted+/-3/8”fromthepre-adjustedcenteredposition.Thisisachieved
bytightening(up)orloosening(down)theverticaladjustmentscrewlocatedonthearmplate.
1. 1. Extendthearmtoaccesstheverticalpositionadjustment.
2. 2. Loosenthefourlock-nutsontherearofthearmplateusingthe8mmsocketwrench(T3).(Figure13)
3. 3. UsingtheLarge4mmAllenwrench(T2),tightentheadjustmentscrewtoraisethedisplay,orloosenthescrewto lower
thedisplay.(Figure14)
4. 4. Tightenthefourlocknutsontherearofthearmplateusingthe8mmsocketwrench(T3).
Figure 11. Figure 12.
Horizontal Level
Adjustment Nuts (W)
+/- 4°
Figure 13. Figure 14.
Lock Nuts
Large 4mm Allen Key (T2)
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13.3 AdjustingHomePosition(FullyRetracted)
13.4 Tilt Adjustments
The mount includes a home position latch that secures the arm
to the wall mount. This prevents the display from being pushed
away from the wall due to cabling.
Note:OnlytheTVPlatesideofthelatchis pre-installed.The
homepositionlatchcliprequiresinstallationandadjustment.
Tilt adjustments usually do not require loosening any
boltsorscrews.Thetiltplatefastenershavebeenpre-
adjustedforeasyadjustmentwithmostTVs.However,
heavierTVsmaysagduetotheextraweight.
Ifthisoccurs,evenlytightenthelocknutsoneachside
oftheendplateusingthesmall4mmAllenWrench(T1)
untilthedisplaynolongersags.(Figure16)
Figure 15.
Figure 16.
(Y) x1
(Z) x3
11°
5°
Tilt Adjustment Nuts
(2 per side)
1. Extendthearmoutawayfromthewall.
2. Attachthehomepositionlatch(Y)tothewallarmassemblyusing
the three screws (Z) as shown in Figure 15. Use a #2 Phillips
screwdriver to adjust the screws.
3. Leavethescrewslooseenoughtobeabletoadjustthelatchand
set it at the top of its travel.
4. Push the display back to the wall.
5. If no “click” isheard as the armispushed at, adjustthelatch
downward and test again.
6. Repeatthesestepsuntila“click”isheardandthedisplaylatchescompletelytothewallmount.
7. Afterthelatchissetcorrectly,tightenthescrewscompletely.
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14. Notes
Pg.11www.snapav.com Support: (866) 838-5052
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15. Dimensions
Warranty
Limited Lifetime Warranty
All Strong back-boxes and brackets have a Lifetime Limited Warranty. This warranty includes parts and labor repairs on all
components found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use. This warranty shall not apply to
products that have been abused, modied, or disassembled. Products to be repaired under this warranty must be returned to
SnapAV or a designated service center with prior notication and an assigned return authorization number (RA).
Lifetime
ContactingTechnicalSupport
Phone: (866)838-5052 Email:Techsupport@snapav.com
©2014Strong™
140730-1430
14.93”
14.53”
18.56”
18.97”
13.98”
15.17”
15.04”
14.03”
15.75”
[400]
7.87”
[200]
15.75”
[400]
7.87”
[200]
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