Will this mount work for a Dell P2012H monitor?
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I am using the mount for a 27-inch Samsung Flat panel TV. The mounting holes are standardized so that any TV can be mounted with the VideoSecu Adjustable Tilt Swivel mount. This uses a VESA mount standard. Your Dell P2012H monitor uses a VESA mount. The VESA mount is a standard used by most manufacturers. A device that supports the VESA mount can be mounted on many different supports like the VideoSecu Adjustable tilt. I did have to purchase some longer screws for mounting my TV. The screws supplied by the mfg were just little short guys. Home Depot had what I needed to complete my project.
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If your monitor weighs less than 44 lbs. and has either a 75X75 or 100X100 mm square bolt pattern on the back this mount will work fine. Personally I wouldn't be comfortable using this mount for anything over 25 lbs. but if I replaced the mounting screws with 1/4" lag screws I would be willing to go heavier.
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Yes it will work. It can be a little difficult to fit the monitor. I have 22 inch and it is a little big.
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There is an adapter that lets you VESA mount it - VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for Samsung Monitors - fits many models including PX2370, S23C350H, S24B300EL, and more - by HumanCentric
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There is an adapter that makes this wall mountable - VESA Mount Adapter Bracket for Samsung Monitors - fits many models including PX2370, S23C350H, S24B300EL, and more - by HumanCentric
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There are four screw holes in a square on the back so I'd say a standard VESA mount would work. I haven't checked the documentation. hth,adric
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From a hole spacing perspective it should. However, generally speaking a monitor needing VESA 200 is likely to be too heavy for the mount you linked.
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Can't say for sure if the mounting holes line up. I have a different brand monitor and just set it underneath it.
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Yes it should. The way the rails attach, as long as the mount holes form a square - which I've never seen one that doesn't, there shouldn't be a problem. Just figure out your weight without the stand, as they are a lot of extra weight, to wake sure your in the weight limits and you will be fine, especially if this is a newer monitor or an LED, as they are even lighter than my 60" - 2 year old plasma.
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You should be able to depending on your monitor - it does come with the mounting bracket attached.
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The mounting flange for each monitor is a standard 4.5" x 4.5" with multiple mount hole options; if your monitors have this provision in the rear with the bases removed, I would think it should work fine.
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according to this link: http://www.provantage.com/hannspree-ht231dpbu~7HANS01V.htm it IS VESA mount compatible.
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Yes based on the one I had it would work. Just be sure to verify the monitor has screw attachments on the back. The stand screws directly to the stand.
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It should. This is a universal mount designed to fit the two standard sizes of monitor mounting squares. Look on the back of your monitor for four screw-holes in a square pattern. Measure the gap between them and compare it with the sizes this accepts (found in the product description).
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It should be fine! It says that this works with lcd monitors from 10 to 25 inches! Mine is an asus. You can always send it back if it does not work!
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No problems mounting. I'd put the 24 on top so it wouldn't look funky. That's a 1 1/2 dia pole, I don't think I've ever seen a monitor without vesa mounting holes. Some Dell monitors come with a plastic cover that snaps off to reveal the mounting holes.
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As long as they both mount to one of the two standard screw patterns, I don't see why not. Haven't tried that, but you shouldn't have a problem with monitor dimensions once attached to the base.
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Not sure about your specific model, but it works for my 24 inche dell monitors. And yes, I can still move the arms around.