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Contents

1 Neomounts PLASMA-M2000 Signage Display

Mount

2 SPECIFICATIONS

3 DESCRIPTION

4 PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

5 How to check if the monitor can be mounted

GENERAL

Min. screen size 37 inch

Max. screen size 85 inch

Min. weight 0 kg (per screen)

Max. weight 100 kg (per screen)

Screens 1

FUNCTIONALITY

Color Silver

Warranty 5 year

EAN code 8717371442774

Please note: The inch sizes stated are just an indication, combined with the weight and VESA sizes. The

maximum weight and VESA size are absolute restrictions for the products and should not be exceeded.

DESCRIPTION

The Neomounts by Newstar floor stand, model PLASMA-M2000 is a mobile floor stand for flat screens up to 85″

(216 cm). This mobile stand is a great choice for space-saving placement or when wall-, ceiling mounting, or desk

placement is not an option. This cart stretches your investment by serving a variety of projection needs by sharing

a large display over multiple rooms. Get optimal positioning for both standing and seated audiences, in any

cables. The trolley features four solid castor wheels, of which the two front wheels are equipped with a brake. The

casters allow the stand to move to where you need it. Easily roll this cart through doorways and over thresholds.

Neomounts by Newstar PLASMA-M2000 has one pivot point and is suitable for screens up to 85″ (216 cm). The

weight capacity of this product is 100 kg for each screen. The stand is suitable for screens that meet VESA hole

patterns 200×200 to 800x400mm. Different hole patterns can be covered using Neomounts by Newstar VESA

adapter plates. Speedy assembly and installation. All installation material is included with the product.

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS

How to check if the monitor can be mounted

Simply look at the back to see if your computer monitor conforms to VESA requirements. You should see the

4. Your monitor may be fastened to the rear mounting plate using the screws and washers.

5. Place the mount arm with the monitor plate on it.

FAQs

Do every monitor’s mounting screws look alike?

The VESA dimension of your television will determine the appropriate screw size. Smaller sizes often require M4

screws (under 200 mm). For 200×200 televisions, M6 screws are often used, while M8 screws are used for even

bigger panels.

Can a monitor that isn’t VESA be mounted?

Several businesses saw the necessity to develop mounting methods that are VESA compliant after the VESA

mount system became the industry standard for displays. With a suitable adapter, you may now mount a non-

As of 2021, Thunderbolt or DisplayPort v1. 2 monitors will be the only ones that can be daisy-chained. Through

HDMI, VGA, or USB-C connectors, daisy-chaining is not supported. While USB daisy-chain setups are

occasionally mentioned, they usually need the usage of USB hubs or other peripherals to function properly.

What monitor size mounts best?

The fundamental hole designs needed to attach a display to a mount are specified by VESA, which makes the

process simpler. These patterns are measured both vertically and horizontally between the hole. Dimensions of

VESA-compatible holds that are most frequently used are 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm (monitors weighing less

than 30 lbs.).

What is the name of the common monitor mount?

The Video Electronics Standards Association has developed the Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) family of

The distance between the four mounting holes on the back of a TV is known as the VESA (Video Electronics

Standards Association) interface and is displayed as “horizontal distance x vertical distance.” This interface is

frequently employed to install screens on stands or wall mounts.

What does VESA mount mean?

The abbreviation VESA, or Video Electronics Standard Association, is certainly familiar to you if you’ve ever heard

of TV mounting, computer monitor mounting, or mounts for other items. FDMI, short for Flat Display Mounting

Interface, is another term for VESA.

How important is VESA mount size?

On the back of almost all TVs, there are four mounting holes set up in the typical VESA pattern. The acronym for