Equip LCD Wall Bracket Installation guide

Equip
Brand
Equip
Model
LCD Wall Bracket
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
Installation guide

Equip LCD Wall Bracket: Experience effortless TV viewing with a secure and versatile mount. Enjoy flexible adjustments with -20° ~ +20° tilt and 90° swivel capabilities, ensuring an optimal viewing angle from any position. Supports a wide range of TVs from 10" to 32" and effortlessly holds up to 66lbs. Constructed from durable steel, this bracket offers可靠性 and longevity. Easy installation with included hardware and a clear user guide makes setup a breeze.

Equip LCD Wall Bracket: Experience effortless TV viewing with a secure and versatile mount. Enjoy flexible adjustments with -20° ~ +20° tilt and 90° swivel capabilities, ensuring an optimal viewing angle from any position. Supports a wide range of TVs from 10" to 32" and effortlessly holds up to 66lbs. Constructed from durable steel, this bracket offers可靠性 and longevity. Easy installation with included hardware and a clear user guide makes setup a breeze.

LCD TV WALL MOUNT BRACKET
TILTING and SWIVELING
Universal | 650101
Features
l Easy to Install
l Supports 25 ~ 81cm (10” ~ 32”) Display
l Flexible Adjustment with -20º ~ +20º Tilt, 90º Swivel
l Distance from TV to Wall: 90mm
l Supports VESA Mount Standards: 50 x 50 / 75 x 75 / 100 x 100 / 200 x 100 / 200 x 200mm
l Load Capacity: Maximum 30kg (66lbs)
l Material: Steel
l Color: Black
l Package Contents: 1 x Wall Mount Bracket, 1 x Screw Pack, 1 x Quick Installation Guide
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
Mount the Wall Plate on the Wall - The product is designed for mounting on solid brick, concrete or
hard wood batten/stud wall, but plasterboard or paneled wall is not allowed.
(a) Solid Brick, Concrete Block Wall:
1. Use the wall plate○
F
as a template to mark 3 holes location on the wall.
2. Drill these holes at least 60mm depth each with a 8mm masonry bit.
3. Insert a concrete anchor○
E
into each of these holes.
4. Tighten the 3 lag bolts○
D
spacing 3mm to the wall.
(b) Hard Wood Batten/Stud Wall:
1. Using the wall plate○
F
as a template to mark 3 holes location on the wall. If the bracket mounts onto
wood studs wall, please use a high quality stud sensor to locate adjacent stud. It is a good idea to verify
whether the holes you mark are in the centre of the stud.
2. Drill these holes at least 60mm depth each with a 3mm masonry bit.
3. Tighten the 3 lag bolts○
D
spacing 3mm to the wall. ** Note: Do not use any concrete ancher when you
mount the bracket onto hard wood wall.
Assemble the Mount to the Display
1. Attach the LCD mount to the back side of display using the screws○
A
or ○
B
or ○
C
provided.
2. Hand it up to the 3 locations of the wall
3. Move it downwards and make sure it is well fixed.
100mm
200mm
75mm
50mm
200mm
Back View of Display
Adjustment - Hold your display tight during installation.
1. Release the knob (-) one or two circles
2. Tilt the display
3. Tighten the knob (+)
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Equip LCD Wall Bracket Installation guide

Equip
Brand
Equip
Model
LCD Wall Bracket
Category
Flat panel wall mounts
Type
Installation guide

Equip LCD Wall Bracket: Experience effortless TV viewing with a secure and versatile mount. Enjoy flexible adjustments with -20° ~ +20° tilt and 90° swivel capabilities, ensuring an optimal viewing angle from any position. Supports a wide range of TVs from 10" to 32" and effortlessly holds up to 66lbs. Constructed from durable steel, this bracket offers可靠性 and longevity. Easy installation with included hardware and a clear user guide makes setup a breeze.

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