Soporte para pantalla de señalización Vivolink VLMC3770S 177,8 cm (70 pulgadas) negro

The Vivolink VLMC3770S is a full-motion ceiling mount engineered for universal compatibility with signage displays and large TVs. It supports most 37"–70" (94–177.8 cm) LCD/LED screens with a maximum load of 50 kg and features a telescopic pole with integrated cable management for a clean, professional installation.

Advantages

The mount offers 360° swivel and up to 25° tilt, a tilting ceiling plate that fits both flat and sloping ceilings, and tool-free tilt and swivel adjustment at the screen. Height is adjustable to position the display center between 560 mm and 910 mm from the ceiling. A supplied VESA plate supports 200 x 200 mm up to 600 x 400 mm patterns, and the unit is designed for fast assembly and low installation time.

Suitable for

• Digital signage in airports and transport hubs
• Retail displays and shop windows
• Hotel lobbies and public spaces
• Meeting rooms or communal areas requiring ceiling-mounted screens

Key specifications

• Model: Vivolink VLMC3770S
• Screen compatibility: 37"–70" (94–177.8 cm)
• Maximum load capacity: 50 kg (110 lbs)
• Height adjustment (ceiling to screen centre): 560–910 mm
• Tilt: -25° to 0°
• Swivel: 360°
• VESA compatibility: 200 x 200 mm up to 600 x 400 mm
• Product weight: 5.6 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Mount the tilting ceiling plate to a suitable flat or sloping ceiling according to local building codes. Attach the telescopic pole and insert the VESA plate to the display using the appropriate VESA holes. Adjust the height to position the centre of the screen between 560 mm and 910 mm from the ceiling, then secure the pole. Run cables through the pole to hide wiring. Use the tool-free mechanism to tilt (up to 25°) and swivel (360°) the display until it is correctly aligned, and tighten adjustment points to prevent movement from vibrations.

Recommendations

Ensure the ceiling structure and fixings can support the combined weight of the mount and display (up to 50 kg). Use appropriate anchors and follow local installation regulations. Regularly check mounting points and adjustment fittings for tightness, especially in high-traffic or vibration-prone locations.