Monitor Plate Attachment
If the monitor is VESA compliant, bolt the Monitor Plate directly to the monitor,
as described in Step 3.
If the monitor is not VESA compliant, bolt the Monitor Plate to the Adaptor
Plate (sold separately) using the following mounting pattern (fig. 6):
Caution: Never force screws into the monitor, as damage may occur. NEVER
use an electric drill to secure screws.
Complete the installation as per Steps 4 & 5.
Fig. 6
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Flat Panel Fixed Mount
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Item No.:PWLB008
A
Caution :
This Product LCD /Plasma Wall Mount Bracket is
intended for use only with the maximum weights indicated .See apparatus
instructions .Use with products heavier than the maximum weights
indicated may result in instability causing possible injury .
TV size range:10"-37"
Universal VESA mount
Low profile: only 19mm from wall
Easy to install: sliding plate operation
Max load capacity:25Kg/55lbs
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IMPORTANT: If don’t understand about right install ways, please
consult to normal installing specialist.
Step 1
Determine the desired location for the monitor.
I
Note: When mounting to wooden studs, the Wall Plate can be offset up to 2”
in either direction from stud center (+/-2”) by utilizing the offset mounting
holes. ( Fig. 1)
G,H
Important: Make sure there is adequate mounting space available for the
monitor, considering the monitor dimensions.
The mount is supplied with the necessary hardware for either Wooden Stud
Mounting or Masonry Mounting. Determine your mounting type and proceed
accordingly, as shown on next page.
4"(102mm）
A-F
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+2"
-2"
Fig 4
Step 4
Carefully position monitor so that Wall Plate and Monitor Plate are vertically aligned,
with the bottom of Monitor plate overlapping the top of the Wall Plate.
Gently lower monitor into position, sliding the two plates together until the Monitor
Plate bottoms out against the Wall Plate. (Fig. 5)
Caution: Make sure that the plates are engaged on both
sides of the mount before releasing grip on monitor.
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2
Step 5
Thread two Safety Screws (3) through bottom of
Wall Plate and into Monitor Plate, to secure the
assembly. (Fig. 5)
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Fig 5
Fig. 1
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Step 2
Wooden Stud Mounting
Step 3
This mount Monitor Plate is VESA compliant, and supports the following
VESA Patterns ( Fig. 3):
Using an electronic stud finder, locate the center of the wooden stud.
Position the Wall Plate (2) in desired mounting location over stud.
Level the Wall Plate, and then using the Wall Plate as a template, mark
mounting hole locations over the center of the stud.
A: VESA 75 (75mm x 75mm)
B: VESA 100 (100mm x 100mm)
C: VESA 200 (100mm x 200mm)
D: VESA 200 (200mm x 200mm)
Using a 5mm drill bit, drill 3 mounting holes into the stud to a depth of 80mm.
Non VESA compliant displays will require an optional adaptor plate.
Contact your dealer for details.
For details on attaching the Monitor Plate to a Adaptor Plate, turn to page 8.
Securely mount Wall Plate with supplied Long Bolts (J) and Washers (K). (Fig. 2)
Important: Dab a bit of liquid soap onto the bolt threads before the driving
bolt into the stud. This makes the installation easier, and will prevent damage
from occurring to the bolt.
Fig. 3
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Fig. 2
L
K
J
Masonry Mounting
Position the Wall Plate (2) in desired mounting location on wall.
Level the Wall Plate , and then using the Wall Plate as a template, mark
mounting hole locations on wall.
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Using a 10mm masonry bit, drill 3 mounting holes into masonry to a depth
of 80mm.
Attach Monitor Plate to back of the monitor with 4mm, 5mm, or 6mm
mounting Screws. (A-F) (Fig. 4) Check the monitor’s owners manual for
correct size screws to use.
Insert Wall Anchors (L) into the mounting holes, and lightly tap them flush
to the wall with a hammer, as shown in Fig 2.
Note: Some monitors with recessed mounting lands, will require the use of
Spacers (I), as shown in Fig. 4.
Caution: Wall Anchors should only be used for masonry mounting.
NEVER use wall anchors to mount this mount to drywall.
Securely mount Wall Plate with supplied Long Bolts (J) and Washers (K). (Fig. 2)
Caution: Never force screws into the monitor, as damage may occur. NEVER
use an electric drill to secure screws.
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