VideoSecu Tilt TV Wall Mount bc2 — Fits 39"-70" (some up to 75") for 40 42 46 47 50 55 60 65 70 75 inch LED LCD Plasma TVs — Panasonic Sharp VIZIO LG Sony AQUAS Sceptre Hisense Sanyo
4.5(4 ratings)Overview: Designed for 39"–70" televisions (compatible with some models up to 75"), the VideoSecu bc2 tilt wall mount delivers a low-profile mounting solution for LED, LCD and Plasma screens. Please verify your TV's mounting holes and weight before purchase. Compatibility and load limits: Supports VESA patterns 700x400 / 684x400 / 684x300 / 600x400 / 500x300 / 400x400 / 400x300 / 300x300 / 300x200 / 200x200 mm, or any hole pattern within 200-710mm wide and 200-450mm high. Maximum load capacity: up to 165 lbs/75kg. Design and adjustability: Offers a 15-degree tilt range to fine-tune viewing angle and sits about 2 inch from the wall for a slim profile. The wide wall plate accommodates stud spacings up to 28". Construction and security: Built from heavy-duty steel for long-lasting support. The rail design permits side-to-side adjustment for precise placement. A lift-and-lock bracket simplifies installation, and security screws on both arms lock the TV in place for added safety. Package includes: TV wall mount, standard mounting screws, and user manual. Installation checklist: 1) Confirm your TV weighs less than 165 lbs. 2) Measure the horizontal and vertical mounting hole distances on the back of your TV — the horizontal distance must be within 28" and the vertical distance within 17.7" for proper compatibility. 3) The TV's width should be at least 30"; otherwise the mount may not be fully hidden behind the screen.
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