Multibrackets M Public Ceilingmount Medium Single White 3000 capacidad de carga máxima 30 kg tamaño mínimo de pantalla 32" tamaño máximo de pantalla 55"

The Multibrackets M Public Ceilingmount Medium Single White 3000 is a single flat-panel ceiling mount designed for screens from 32" to 55" and a maximum load of 30 kg. It includes VESA adapters compatible up to 400 x 400 mm and offers height adjustment and tilt for flexible positioning. The mount allows rotation between landscape and portrait without removing the screen, making it suitable for TV viewing and digital signage in public and commercial spaces.

Advantages

This ceiling mount supports VESA patterns from 200 x 100 mm up to 400 x 400 mm and a maximum weight capacity of 30 kg, providing compatibility with many mid to large flat-panel displays. It features a height range of 860–3130 mm and a tilt range of -5° to 15° for adaptable viewing angles. The product is finished in white and is built for durable, versatile installation in various environments.

Suitable for

• Digital signage in retail or public areas
• TV installations in waiting rooms, lobbies, or conference areas
• Exhibition and display setups requiring ceiling mounting

Key specifications

• VESA compatibility: up to 400 x 400 mm
• Supported screen size: 32"–55"
• Maximum weight capacity: 30 kg
• Product weight: 5.72 kg
• Height adjustment: 860–3130 mm
• Tilt range: -5° to 15°
• Colour: White
• Number of displays supported: 1

How to use

Attach the VESA adapter to the display according to the screen manufacturer’s instructions, then secure the adapter to the ceiling plate. Adjust the mounting height within the 860–3130 mm range and set the desired tilt between -5° and 15°. Rotate the screen to switch between landscape and portrait orientation as needed without dismounting. Ensure all fasteners are tightened and the load is within the 30 kg limit before leaving the installation unattended.

Recommendations

Verify the display’s VESA pattern and weight before installation, use appropriate ceiling anchors for the building structure, and follow local safety codes. Periodically check mounting hardware for looseness and re-tighten if necessary.