I have a TV with 200x200mm VES Specs. I would like to use the extender. Will my TV fit both with AND without the extender, or only fit without?
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Measure the distance from the center of your TV to it's edge (i.e. half of its width). The arm length must be greater than the TV half-width. If the arm length is less than the half-width then you will need to add the extender; if, not, then you have the option to mount it with or without the extender.
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It will work. The extender is built into the mount so if you mount any tv on it that fits the Visa size up to 88 pounds of weight it will do the job.
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Hi Jo Thank you for your enquiry. The TV wall mount bracket is suitable for VESA measurements of 200mm x 400mm. The adaptors can be fitted either horizontally or vertically on the back of the TV giving you additional options on the ledges move to different holes. Ideally please can you send us a picture of the back of the TV to invision.one@gmail.com. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require any further information. Kind regards Lorna
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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.
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Dear Paul, I have chcek this product could not compact with your TV, If there are any thing else I can do for you pls feel free to contact me. Best regards, Grace.
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I haven't used this model, but in general the mount are the same, but your tv will hang over each side by 6.5 inches. This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it should work:)
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Yes; Converts VESA100/75 to VESA 200X100 and 200X200; VideoSecu TV Mount Adapter Bracket LED LCD VESA100 to VESA 200mm, 200x100mm Extender MLE100B W39
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I have the same problem - needing a VESA 75/75 connection to my TV. Unless two adapter plates are provided I think it will not work - the plate has holes two accommodate up to 200/200 but it's dimensions (Possibly 8.5" x 8.5") will block the HDMI and other TV connectors. At least that looks like that is an issue on my small 22" TV. If there is just a 4" square adapter plate then we're good to go. The 75/75 standard is about 3" between holes.
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Yes...I have the Roku2 XD...they are the same size...but ill tell you this...a piece of velcro will do just fine. One strip on the Roku and one on a flat clean surface on the back of your TV abd you saved some money....just a suggestion..(it works!) Velcro is like a buck at Walmart or Michaels...hope this helped!
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some LED up to 55" with VESA 400X400 400x300 400x200 300X300 200X ------- this is what you want to look for in your instruction from you TV. it will tell what to look for when you want to use a wall mount. my instructions said look for mounts that holds this particular size. mine said to look for versa 400x200 and it works perfectly I love it!
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The wall mount in question is a VESA 200mmx200mm. If you have the TV in your possession, measure the distance between screw holes on the back. If the distance is 8 inches by 8 inches, it will fit. My daughter's 32" has a VESA 200x100...........
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If you are talking about the studs spacing, yes it will fit once the wall plate can be mounted to two studs up to 24" apart. But pay attention to your TV screws spacing since it support all VESA mounting standards 200x100 mm up to 600x400 mm and many odd size mounting patterns (mounting holes on the rear of the TV or panel should be no more than 24" inches apart horizontally and up to 16" vertically.
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I had the same issue but it turns out that the extension arms were not in properly. I have a 47" Samsung and it fit correctly. Try flipping the extension brackets over before you put them in the wall mount and see if they fit.
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The best thing to do is look in you owners manual. The description for this tv mount says it fits the VESA mounting from 75X75mm to 200X200mm.
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As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the... » Read More As you can see from the picture, the bracket is composed of 3 pieces, one bracket attaches horizontally to the wall and is 26" wide. The other two brackets are separate brackets, approximately 20" long, that attach vertically to the back of the tv with two bolts. There are multiple holes in the vertical brackets, so they can attach to bolt holes in the back of the tv that could be spaced at different lengths apart. The 20" length between your bolts on the back of the tv should fit on the wall bracket which is 26". As long as the vertical brackets will fit on your tv, the mount should work. On our tv, the bolts are 12" apart on the vertical bracket. « Show Less
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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
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I'm going to have to say no. I saw the discrepancy as well but my TV fit within both ranges. I think your TV will be too large though, sorry.
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This stand came with adaptor apparatus to use with TV's that don't fit the 400x400 configuration, I had to use it with my Visio. You'll have to measure the distance between your screw holes to adjust the bars. Bell O should have made the stand itself adjustable, it would have been more practical and easier to set-up/mount. It is still the best stand alone mountable stand I've come across though.