Equip 650408 staffa a parete per TV inclinabile 23 pollici-43 pollici

The Equip Tilt TV Wall Mount Bracket (model 650408) is a compact, sturdy bracket for installing LCD or plasma screens from 23" to 43" with a maximum load of 35 kg. The mount supports VESA patterns from 75 x 75 mm up to 200 x 200 mm and sits just 2.5 cm from the wall, offering a slim profile in black finish. The package includes a graphic guide to facilitate single-person installation and the bracket is compatible with common wall materials such as brick, concrete and wood.

Advantages

This wall mount provides a stable installation for one display while allowing a tilt range of -12° to 0° to optimise viewing angle. Its compact design keeps the screen close to the wall (2.5 cm), and the bracket supports standard VESA sizes up to 200 x 200 mm. The product is lightweight (0.6 kg) yet rated for screens up to 35 kg, making it suitable for a wide range of 23"–43" TVs.

Suitable for

• Mounting 23"–43" LCD or plasma TVs
• Installations on brick, concrete or wooden walls
• Rooms where a low-profile mount (2.5 cm) is desired
• Single-display setups with VESA 75 x 75 mm to 200 x 200 mm

Key specifications

• Model: Equip 650408
• Supported screen size: 23"–43"
• Maximum weight capacity: 35 kg
• VESA compatibility: 75 x 75 mm up to 200 x 200 mm
• Tilt range: -12° to 0°
• Distance to wall: 2.5 cm
• Product weight: 0.6 kg
• Colour: Black
• Number of displays supported: 1

How to use

Follow the graphic guide included in the package to mark the mounting points on the wall according to your TV's VESA pattern. Drill appropriate holes for the wall type (brick, concrete or wood), fix the bracket to the wall using suitable anchors and screws, attach the VESA plate to the TV, and hang the TV on the wall bracket. Adjust the tilt between -12° and 0° to achieve the desired viewing angle and ensure all fasteners are tightened securely.

Recommendations

Check the TV's weight and VESA pattern before installation to ensure compatibility. Use wall anchors appropriate for your wall material and, if unsure about load-bearing capacity or installation, consult a qualified installer.