Motorised Flat Panel Floor Stand with Freestanding Floor Plate

The F40 uses heavy-gauge components to take the weight, and a powerful linear drive pushes up (and pulls down) with 1500 Newtons of force, moving at a relatively quick 19 mm (0.8″) per second.

This product comes in three boxes: a VFM-F40FRAME which contains the almost completely assembled column. A VFM-W8X6 wall mount, which fixes to the column. And a VFM-FBASE floorplate assembly.

The central column is a fixed 1.7 metres (5.6 ft) tall, with the moving assembly moving up and down the column  700 mm / 27.5″.

The moving mechanism uses a roller-slide design with four quality bearings which glide up polished rails. The tolerances of bearings on rail result in zero unwanted movement.

A remote control is included with simple up and down functions. Users can use the holder, or a magnet sticker to fix the remote to the side of the column out of sight.

A safety stop is triggered when the display lowers onto hard furnishings. Note soft items may fail to trigger the stop. Care should be taken whenever moving the display down.

Generous cable entry holes on the sides make routing cables quick and easy. There are holes in the rear for cable ties.

Plenty of space behind the front cover to hide cables, media players, mini PCs, and power distribution boards.

This product includes Vision’s heavy-duty VFM-W8X6 wall mount which fits most large-format flat panels from 47-90″ subject to VESA pattern and weight limit. Vision’s larger VFM-W10X6 wall bracket can also fix to this column, or the smaller VFM-W6X4 and VFM-W4X4.

An optional shelf fixes at four different heights in 80 mm (3.1″) increments to the horizontal part of the wall mount. The platform is 450 mm (17.7″) wide by 306 mm (12.0″) deep. At the lowest height setting the shelf is 680 mm (26.8″) below the centre of screen. Part Number: VFM-WLS [EU SAP: 4857149 / US SAP: 13557610] Due into stock late 2019

This shelf fixes in the centre above or below the display. It accommodates cameras such as Logitech’s Rally, and also Logitech’s Meetup, Yamaha’s YVC-1000, or Barco’s Clickshare CSE-200 base stations.

With VESA100 holes on the vertical section, product’s like iPad enclosures can be fixed above or below the display.

Either lay the floorplate directly on the ground, or use the included feet to adjust if the floor is not level.