Can this lock work with a swivel tv mount?
1944044
Yes. What it does is essentially keep access to the screw heads holding the bracket to the TV. It does exactly what I needed.
1944045
Almost certainly. As long as the VESA screw holes are available on the back of the TV and there is something solid to run the cable through (a big eye bolt, running around a stud, some hard to remove part of the mount, etc.) then this lock should work just fine.
959506
Should be no problem. There is a locking mechanism that locks the vertical hanger struts (mounted on the back of the TV) and prevents them from coming off the horizontal rails. All that you need to ensure is that the angle adjustment on the vertical rails (that adjusts the lean away from the wall) is torqued down tight with a screwdriver.
29571
I used an optical cable on a swivel mount with no issues. I twist tied it to my cable TV co-ax and it has room to move. jUst make sure the cable is long enough to allow the TV movement.
1473757
It locks the TV to the bracket. It is a great mount you won't be disappointed. Hope this helps!
1607239
Yes I have a swivel arm and it works perfectly! Plenty of cable to work with
900071
If you have an hdmi output yes. And it will swivel with the correct simple mounting hardware
1818062
You need to drill a hole large enough for the toggle bolt to fit through. Once that is secured you can attach the swivel hook.
2143019
The swivel stand is secured to the base with a hex screw. Use the Allen-key that came with the stand. If you are asking to tighten the part the holds the TV, you cannot. I simply inserted a piece of cardbord into the gap to "level" my TV.
781223
I'm not sure if the holes for mounting the TV to the mount would align correctly. Also. It does lock in to the extended position, but if you weren't paying attention and moved the lever to lower it, it would just fall straight down. There is no spring assist to keep it from crashing down.
538644
it won't lock in place with the tv up against the ceiling unless you put a bracket across the downrod after you tilt it against the ceiling but be sure to screw the the main downrod and the bracket you use to hold the tv to the ceiling to a floor joist in the ceiling
1370479
I'm pretty sure you can- just to be safe I would google the specs of your tv and cross reference the specs of this mount just to be safe-
781222
Not sure but you would not be able to swivel left to right or right to left even if the TV would mount vertically. There are other mounts available to specifically mount to raise and lower
1286874
It should work. The two verticals adjust to match studs. Once on the mount you do not have access to any plugs behind the TV because it is too tight.
832490
this mount is very secure so as long as you can screw the long bolts into the lid securely and the dimensions of this mount with the TV on it will fit inside your lid, then i dont see why it would not work. the arms actually do latch onto the hanging bracket - and even though they will slide horizontally, it still should hold the tv as you wish securely when its face down.
1984081
Yes it will, now the lock it's a pivot bolt and it is a direct drive lock. Can you specify what safe are you planning on mounting the lock being that there are some safe that the actual bolt retract the mechanism by pulling the actual bolts.
1747735
I dont see anyway that it could be secured with a padlock. Great TV bracket and easy to install. Don't rely on the level that comes with it though.
774542
Yes, this mount locks via screws. We are very happy with ours, much better and cheaper alternative to most store bought items we saw locally