what is the vesa measurement
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Chris, It uses a 400x400mm with an M8 screw size. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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The pole height is roughly 18" above desk. The VESA mount is typically midline on the monitor, so 18" plus 1/2 the monitor's height. With a 21" monitor, I measure just under 24" from desk to top of monitor.
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I don't know. Sorry. Matched it to older Aquos TV model number. No VESA number to match. TV looks great on wall but it is difficult to access ports in back.
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We put based a 65 in slim Samsung TV and it holds pretty well. The bracket was made with heavy duty steel and it can hold a pretty good amount of weight. Though I was looking at the specs for my brackets and your VESA is NOT going to fit. It will fit 400x200 400x200 and 800x400 compliant. Sorry I could not be much more help.
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Yes... This monitor is VESA compliant with standard 100 mm x 100 mm mounting.
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Sorry but I don't know what a VESA 520x200 is. I know I mounted a 42" flat screen and it works great.
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I understand "VESA" to be a standard of both hole patterns and weight handling capacity. Arrowmounts claims a 75mm X 100mm pattern for this unit. That's about 3 by 4 inches. As such, I have no idea what they're talking about. I will say that I mounted a 50 inch LG plasma TV to this unit without trouble. Further, I can't imagine this unit not being able to accommodate any 30 to 60 inch TV. Here's a link to the manufacturer's specification for this unit. Perhaps it will help: http://www.arrowmounts.com/index.php/retractable-mounts/arrow-articulating-wall-mount-for-30-to-60-inch-flat-panel-tvs-am-p18b.html
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It fits the 2 most common VESA sizes. Fits ALL flat-panel monitors with standard VESA hole pattern: (100 x 100 mm & 75 x 75mm) (If you measure the holes on the back of your monitor, you will know they fit the VESA pattern if they are are 3.9" x 3.9" square or 2.95" x 2.95" square) Most flat panel monitors that have holes in back will fit. Check your monitor. Some do NOT have any holes.
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Hello Norma,I agree with the comments that have been left so far. Just make sure the flatscreen your purchase has the VESA mounting holes of either 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm.Thanks for your question, and please let me know if you have any further questions.Taylor W.VIVO
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VESA mountable The VA2406m-LED features a 100mm x 100mm VESA mountable design that allows you to mount it on a monitor stand or on a wall, depending on your specific needs. You can detach the base easily by unscrewing four screws and then mounting the display on its new stand or wall mount.
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Yes it should work. I believe the VESA specs are 200x200, 200x100, and 100x100
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VESA mount sizes are the length from one screw hole to the next, as it is a square pattern on the back of your monitor if you can see on the back. This particular mount supports VESA 75x75 or 100x100, which is a 75mm or 100mm square screw hole pattern, respectively. I'm not sure of the model you have, but I'm sure you could find a manual online at acer's support site (http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers). My guess is that 100x100 is pretty standard for computer monitors now-a-days, although there are quite a few monitors floating around that don't even support VESA mounting. First step I would say is to look around the backside of your monitor to see if it even has the screw holes. VESA mount sizes are the length from one screw hole to the next, as it is a square pattern on the back of your monitor if you can see on the back. This particular mount supports VESA 75x75 or 100x100, which is a 75mm or 100mm square screw hole pattern, respectively. I'm not sure of the model you have, but I'm sure you could find a manual online at acer's support site (http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers). My guess is that 100x100 is pretty standard for computer monitors now-a-days, although there are quite a few monitors floating around that don't even support VESA mounting.... » Read More VESA mount sizes are the length from one screw hole to the next, as it is a square pattern on the back of your monitor if you can see on the back. This particular mount supports VESA 75x75 or 100x100, which is a 75mm or 100mm square screw hole pattern, respectively. I'm not sure of the model you have, but I'm sure you could find a manual online at acer's support site (http://us.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/drivers). My guess is that 100x100 is pretty standard for computer monitors now-a-days, although there are quite a few monitors floating around that don't even support VESA mounting. First step I would say is to look around the backside of your monitor to see if it even has the screw holes. « Show Less
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Check the documentation for your set (you can look it up online if you don't have the book any longer) to see what VESA stands set up it has. Then compare against the documentation for the ShopJimmy. The stand comes with several different sizes of screws that will fit several different sizes of holes. I suspect it is pretty versatile in what it will fit.
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As the product description says, this is a VESA compliant mount, compatible with 75mm & 100mm monitors.
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*VESA Plate supports all monitors with 75mm and 100mm VESA hole patterns (Larger VESA plates *also available) *VESA Plate stores two hex keys for instant access to adjustment tools
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The 4 mounting holes are referred to as a VESA mount, the dimension of the mount are 100mm x 100mm (standard)
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4 5/8" which puts the vertical center of the display above eye level, very uncomfortable viewing position if you wear glasses. I'll will get a VESA adjustable desk stand ($33) to replace the Mickey Mouse OEM stand.