User Manual for Kanto Living PT300 Tilting Wall Mount for 32 to 70" Displays Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Kanto Living PT300 Tilting Wall Mount
- Product category: Monitor Wall Mounts Kanto Living
- Brand: Kanto Living
- 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 Kanto Living Monitor Wall Mounts
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User manual for the Kanto Living PT300 Tilting Wall Mount contain basic instructions
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Product description - PT300 Installation Video | Kanto Living
Mount your 32 to 70" display to the wall with the Kanto Living PT300 Tilting Wall Mount. It supports displays weighing up to 110 lb with 100 x 100 to 600 x 400mm VESA patterns and provides up to 12° of forward tilt. - Low-Profile Design
- The slim wall plate and mounting brackets of the PT300 allow your display to sit 1.4" from the wall.
- 12° of Forward Tilt
- Tilt your TV up to 12° forward in order to reduce glare and improve line-of-sight.
- Lockable Arms
- For added peace of mind, the PT300 can be secured with an optional lock, preventing the mounting brackets from being detached.
- Magnetic Quick-Release Cords
- Removing your display from the wall plate is as easy as pulling on the two quick release cords located at the bottom of the mount. These cords include magnetic ends, making it easy to tuck them out of sight.
- Designed for Easy, Versatile Installation
- The PT300 includes a labeled bolt pack with a variety of bolt diameters and lengths, as well as several spacers for custom installations. Lag bolts and concrete anchors are also provided for mounting to wood studs or concrete walls. Because every installation is unique, the PT300 is packaged with a number of lag bolts, anchors, mounting bolts, washers, and spacers to accommodate a variety of installation situations.
UPC: 800152715919 In the Box Kanto Living PT300 Tilting Wall Mount for 32 to 70" Displays Mounting Hardware for Wood Stud and Concrete Installations Limited 5-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersKanto Living PT300 Specs | | | Supported Screen Sizes | 32 to 70" / 81.3 to 177.8 cm | | Supported Weight Capacity | 110 lb / 50 kg | | Mounting-Hole Pattern | 100 x 100 to 600 x 400 mm | | Number of Displays Supported | 1 | | | | Tilt Adjustment | 12
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