Introduction

Features

• SWL 90kg (200 lbs)

  The F50T uses heavy-gauge components to take the weight, and a linear drive with twin drive shafts to power the vertical motion.

• All Parts in One Box

  The F50T has all components – including the wall mount and wheel assembly – in one box. We have ruggedized the packaging to help withstand the rigours of transit to site.

• Wired Control or RS-232

  A wired remote control is included with simple up and down functions. It fixes to the rear of the display with an adhesive sticker. Alternatively, use a control system to activate the F50T via RS-232 and add pre-set positions, and upper and lower limits.

• Anti Tip Over

  To ensure real-world stability we set it to maximum height with a 100 kg (220 lb) load, with all four wheels locked. The tipping point is 16° side to side or fore and aft, which means it exceeds strict UL 1678 stability requirements. Note: this was done for testing purposes only. Do not attempt this. 

• 4" Wheels

  Medical-grade 4″ (100 mm) castors glide over any bumps, making the stand easy to pull even on deep carpet. Big wheels reduce vibration of your expensive AV equipment. All wheels are lockable.

• Hide Mess

  Generous cable entry holes make routing cables quick and easy. The front and rear covers can be removed for end users to easily access anything they need. There is also plenty of space to hide cables, media players, mini PCs, and power distribution boards inside the column.

• VESA 800 x 600

  This product includes Vision’s heavy-duty 800×600 wall mount, which fits most large-format flat panels from 47-100″ subject to VESA pattern and weight limit. If your display has an alternative VESA pattern, Vision’s other heavy-duty wall mounts (VFM-W4X4, VFM-W6X4, or VFM-W10X6) also fit the F50T stand.
  

• Kiosk Angle Brackets Included

  The display mount can be fixed on a 45° angle to allow kiosk use, but note, the SWL of the display is reduced to 50 kg / 110 lb when using these brackets.

• Supports Small Displays

  If you have a kiosk application where you need to mount smaller displays you can replace the included mount with one of Vision's smaller 200 x 200 (VFM-W2X2TV2) or 100 x 100 (VFM-W1X1TV2) mounts.  

  These can be fixed vertically or on a 45° angle.

• Landscape or Portrait

  All of these VESA mount options support portrait or landscape orientation.

• Optional Laptop Shelf

  The optional shelf fixes onto the horizontal part of the wall mount at four different heights in 80 mm (3.1″) increments. The shelf platform is 450 mm (18″) wide by 306 mm (12")  deep. At the lowest height setting the shelf is 680 mm (27″) below the centre of screen. Part Number: VFM-WLS

• Optional Video Conference Shelf

  The optional video conference shelf fixes in the centre above or below the display. It will accommodate cameras such as the Logitech Rally* or Meetup, Yamaha YVC-1000, or Barco Clickshare CSE-200 base stations. Thanks to the VESA100 holes on the vertical section, additional products, such as iPad enclosures, can be fixed above or below the display. Part Number: VFM-WVC

  * Logitech Rally speakers can be fixed in place with an additional bracket added to the VFM-WVC. Part Number: VFM-WVC /RSB

• 800 mm / 31.5" Motorised Height Adjustment

  The height of the display can be altered to suit the audience thanks to motorised height adjustment. The telescopic column movement range is 800 mm / 31.5″.

• Increased Safety

  If there is obstruction under the display as it is lowered, the weight of the display simply rests on top of the obstruction. It does not pull down and crush the obstruction. There is safety sensor which sensors obstacles and will stop the motor.

• Compatible with Surface Hub

  Spacers are included to work with the 85" Microsoft Surface Hub.

• Non-Portable Variation

  We know sometimes users need a non-portable free-standing solution, so simply remove the wheels and fit the adjustable feet. The feet are low profile to reduce trip hazards.

• Optimised for Exhibitions

  On exhibition stands often space is at a premium, and the back wall is not structural. Removing the wheels and rear legs allows positioning of the display hard up against the back wall safely, without placing any load on the wall.