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A fixed wall mount is designed to hold a monitor in a stable manner without the possibility of adjusting its tilt, swivel or height. Once installed, the monitor remains in a fixed position, saving space and keeping the display in one specific direction.
To make sure that a bracket is compatible with a monitor, it is important to check two key points:
- VESA compatibility: VESA is the standard that defines the distance (in millimeters) between the mounting holes on the back of the monitor and the bracket. In this type of bracket brackets (metal parts that are attached to the monitor and rest on another part of the bracket), the VESA of the bracket can be higher, but never lower than that of the monitor, since the nails allow adjusting the distance both horizontally and vertically.
Example: If the VESA of the monitor is 500x300 mm and that of the stand is 600x400 mm, they will be compatible because the nails can be adjusted to the correct distance horizontally and use can be made of the multiple orifices of these to adjust them vertically.
- Weight compatibility: The stand must be able to support the weight of the monitor without exceeding its maximum capacity.
Example: If the monitor weighs 14 kg and the stand supports up to 12 kg, they will not be compatible. On the other hand, if the support supports up to 18 kg, they will be.
- Separation to the wall: 27 mm
- Maximum load 40 Kg
- Supports screens 32"~55"
