User Manual for Chief MTA1U Fusion Series Tilting Landscape Wall Mount for 26 to 47" Displays Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Chief MTA1U Fusion Series Tilting Landscape
- Product category: Monitor Wall Mounts Chief
- Brand: Chief
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Chief Monitor Wall Mounts
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User manual for the Chief MTA1U Fusion Series Tilting Landscape contain basic instructions
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Product description The Chief MTA1U Fusion Series Tilting Landscape Wall Mount will support TVs and monitors 26 to 47" and up to 125 lb, displayed in landscape mode. It offers the option of post-installation lateral shift up to 12.9". It features a built-in cable stand for easy access under the screen. The MTA1U has ClickConnect, which provides an audible click when the screen is safely engaged with the mount. - Integrated teardrop design speeds up wall plate installation by allowing pre-installation of the bolts to the wall
- Centerless Shift provides up to 17.4" of post-installation lateral shift for near limitless centering
- Centris low-profile tilt uses the center of gravity to balance the screen while maintaining a low profile
- Set screws keep the mount rigid, stable, and secure throughout the life of the installation
- A full line of accessories can be installed with the mount, and the entire unit can be adjusted together
- Multiple installation options for various stud distances
- Included nesting spacers can be stacked to achieve virtually any depth from display to wall
- Quick-store cords use magnets to easily store and access pull cords
- Integrated padlock shackle for adding a lock, up to 5/16" in diameter
- Easy-to-open box with less waste to throw away
UPC: 841872163741 Table of Contents
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Technical parametersChief MTA1U Specs | | | Supported Screen Sizes | 26 to 47" / 66.0 to 119.4 cm | | Supported Weight Capacity | 125 lb / 56.7 kg | | Mounting-Hole Pattern | 100 x 100 to 600 x 400 mm | | Number of Displays Supported | 1 | | | | Tilt Adjustment | -12 to +2
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