Will this adapter bracket extend my wall mount to 400mm X 200mm
637762
if you were trying to mount a flat panel TV to a wall mount...I think that would be too much weight for this bracket to handle. The solid plate type adapter would be better suited. I used this to mount a computer monitor to a movable arm...
637763
What is your current wall mount's hole configuration? Do you already have a VESA 200mm x 200mm wall mount? If you already have a 200mm x 200mm VESA wall mount, then you should be able to use this adaptor with its arms in the horizontal configuration to make your wall mount into a VESA 400mm x 200mm wall mount.
287142
I highly doubt it. It says the mount can extend 17.3 inches and half the width of your TV is ~19 inches. You'll need to measure to be sure.
774978
I doubt it. My TV isn't 32", it's something less, but I read from others with differ sized TV's they also had to buy an adapter. I actually made my own adapter up out of some sheet metal. The bracket mounting spacing for this TV mount must not use the standard bolt spacing. It's a good mount, it's just off on the bolt spacing.
983015
I have offered a lot of advice about this extension for other applications. Be prepared to make it work for you, unless you have the perfect application. To get mine to work right, I had to buys some different length bolts and modify one bracket. Good luck.
638005
I do not think so. The bracket has a fixed height position which is somewhat optimized for lenses in the 200-400mm range. It also does not adjust backward enough to accommodate a shorter lens.
204790
Don't remember being I am an audio/video installer I have several screws on hand so I had the correct size. Just get shorter ones of the same size the bracket came with otherwise get a mixed box from Home Depot and u should be good. Good luck.
544005
If my memory serves me right this bracket is for 37 to 60 inch televisions. You need to buy a smaller bracket, look for 100m x 100m.
1185396
Yes, it should work fine. The first number (520) is the distance between the mounting holes in the horizontal direction and the second (200) is the distance between the vertical holes, both in millimeters (mm). Since the mount works with 600x200, you know that the holes in the vertical supports are OK for your TV. Since the horizontal spacing is controlled simply by how far apart the brackets are on the arm to which they attach, any spacing up to the max specified (600mm) is fine. Your brackets will just end up being a little closer together on the arm than they would be if your TV was 600x200. Yes, it should work fine. The first number (520) is the distance between the mounting holes in the horizontal direction and the second (200) is the distance between the vertical holes, both in millimeters (mm). Since the mount works with 600x200, you know that the holes in the vertical supports are OK for your TV. Since the horizontal spacing is controlled simply by how far apart the brackets are on the arm to which they attach, any spacing up to the max specified (600mm) is fine. Your brackets will just end up being a little closer together on the arm than they would be if your TV was... » Read More Yes, it should work fine. The first number (520) is the distance between the mounting holes in the horizontal direction and the second (200) is the distance between the vertical holes, both in millimeters (mm). Since the mount works with 600x200, you know that the holes in the vertical supports are OK for your TV. Since the horizontal spacing is controlled simply by how far apart the brackets are on the arm to which they attach, any spacing up to the max specified (600mm) is fine. Your brackets will just end up being a little closer together on the arm than they would be if your TV was 600x200. « Show Less
406311
I used the Sanus system mf215 extending full motion wall mount. It works perfectly.
1185397
Yes, it should work fine. The first number (520) is the distance between the mounting holes in the horizontal direction and the second (200) is the distance between the vertical holes, both in millimeters (mm). Since the mount works with 600x200, you know that the holes in the vertical supports are OK for your TV. Since the horizontal spacing is controlled simply by how far apart the brackets are on the arm to which they attach, any spacing up to the max specified (600mm) is fine. Your brackets will just end up being a little closer together on the arm than they would be if your TV was 600x200.
2181222
The mounting bracket is not adjustable; they only work with devices they are made to fit. So if the model you are looking at does not specifically list your device by name, it won't work.
2085650
It really is not important if it is compatible as the VideoSecu Wall Ceiling mount is so poorly designed that you will be sorry you ever used it. I highly recommend that you look for a better bracket.
1134570
Yes, it has holes for 300mmX300mm and 400mmx400mm. My TV was 300x300 and it fit perfectly. One added tip, if you have them, use the mounting screws that came with your TV and not the adapter. The screws that came with the adapter were too long for the holes in the back of the TV and would not tighten without damaging the TV.
902878
sorry, I can't say for sure. my mount looks different than this photo. maybe same model? you need to read the particulars of the mount & match the numbers of your tv to it.
302468
unsure, you need to know how wide the mounting bracket is. that will be the problem
933162
It should. I have a 32" TV mounted to it with no problem. I didn't use the arm extensions as my TV is not big enough and have no issues. You will most likely need them for a larger TV.
625113
Hi Asif This specific unit is compatible has a vesa bracket that can adjust to accommodate 200x200, 300x200, 300x300, 400x200, 400x300, 400x400, 600x400, 600x200, 600x300, 800x200, 800x400, 800x300, 300x400, 400x600, 400x800, 200x400, 200x300, only. 200 x 100 will not work with this unit, and unfortunately we do not sell conversion kits. Please contact our customer service department for further assistance. Thank you Andrea