AV:Link: 129.566UK, Full Motion TV Wall Bracket, 32" to 60", VESA 600x400, 30kg Load, Cable Management

Product Overview & Key Benefits

TheFull Motion Double Arm TV Wall Bracketis expertly designed for LCD and LED screens ranging from 32 inches to 60 inches, making it a versatile choice for your home or office entertainment setup. This sturdy wall bracket not only saves wall space with its low profile design but also enhances your viewing experience with its ability to tilt, swivel, and extend. Whether you're watching a film from the comfort of your couch or adjusting the screen for a presentation, this bracket ensures optimal visibility. Its thoughtful integrated cable management system helps to keep your setup looking neat and organised.

Technical Specifications & Product Details

• Weight:3.985kg
• Max. VESA Compatibility:600 x 400
• Tilt Range:-2° to 12°
• Screen Size Compatibility:32" to 60"
• Maximum Weight Load:30kg
• Distance from Wall:55-390mm
• Wall Plate Dimensions:224 x 66mm
• Installation:Hardware included for easy setup

Ideal Uses & Applications

This full motion TV wall bracket is perfect for a variety of settings. It is ideal for home use in living rooms or bedrooms where flexibility in viewing angles is desired. In commercial environments such as offices or conference rooms, this bracket allows for easy adjustments and perfect placements for presentations or video conferencing. The bracket's aesthetic and cable management features also make it suitable for hospitality settings like hotels or restaurants, ensuring screens are attractively displayed and easily viewable by patrons.

Energy Efficiency & Cost Savings

Using a well-mounted TV wall bracket like this full motion model can help maximise your energy savings in several ways. By optimally positioning your screen, you reduce glare and improve viewing efficiency, leading to less strain on your eyes. Although this product is not directly energy-saving in the traditional sense, ensuring a clean, organised setup can promote better habits—like turning off screens when not in use—ultimately contributing to reduced electricity consumption.