StarTech.com Ceiling TV Mount - 1.8' to 3' Short Pole - Full Motion - Supports Displays 32" to 75" - For VESA Mount Compatible TVs (FPCEILPTBSP)
StarTech.com Ceiling TV Mount - 1.8' to 3' Short Pole - Full Motion - Supports Displays 32" to 75" - For VESA Mount Compatible TVs (FPCEILPTBSP) - Bracket - for flat panel - heavy duty steel - black - screen size: 37"-75" - ceiling mountable - for P/N: HDMIPLATE
164.5 € vat incl.
135.95 € vat excl.
Quantity
ADD TO CART
5 IN STOCK
|
This ceiling TV mount supports VESA mount compatible TVs from 32" to 75" in size, with a weight capacity of up to 110 lb. (50 kg). It lets you save wall and floor space by hanging your flat-panel LCD, LED or plasma TV from the ceiling in a prominent area.¦The ceiling mount is ideal for use in corporate boardrooms, lobbies, entrances, restaurants, bars and meeting places.¦With a telescopic pole, the TV mount lets you suspend a display at your desired distance from the ceiling. This works well with a range of ceiling heights. The steel pole can extend from 22" to 33.5" (560 to 910 mm), with a total lift (height extension) of 13.7" (350 mm).¦The flat-screen ceiling mount accommodates a wide variety of ceiling types. You can swivel the TV to work with virtually any type of ceiling for level viewing, including sloped ceilings (up to 60 degrees), and pitched or horizontal (flat) ceilings.¦You can adjust your TV to create a comfortable viewing angle, by tilting it up to -25 degrees down towards your audience for optimum visibility. Plus, the full-motion mount lets you swivel your display around the pole + 180 / - 180 degrees, without using tools.¦Simply attach the included vertical brackets, with built-in hooks, to the back of your TV. Once attached, hang your TV securely onto the ceiling mount. The preset leveling adjustments ensure ideal positioning after hanging. |
Main Specifications
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Prices and informations are subject to modifications
*The stock and delivery time may change at any time, at the up or down.
