Mobile Carts & Stands

The VSYS carts in this collection are rated from 45 kg to 150 kg. The VSYS VTL-1042T holds 45 kg, the VTLS17-46TW 70 kg, the VFS44-610TW 100 kg, the VTLX17-610TW and VTLX18H-610TW 120 kg, the VTLX12-610TW 140 kg and the VTL-1035LE 150 kg.

Use the display's weight from its datasheet and add any video bar or camera on the cart's shelf, which on most VSYS carts is rated for 5 kg.

Choose a cart rated above the display's weight with a VESA range that includes its pattern. For 86-inch boards, VSYS carts for 55 to 100-inch screens fit most cases: the VSYS VTLX17-610TW holds 120 kg on patterns up to 1000 × 600 mm and telescopes over 450 mm.

Where users of different heights write on the board, the motorised VSYS VTLX18H-610TW lifts 120 kg from 1200 mm to 1650 mm.

All three change the screen height, but by different means. A telescopic cart such as the VSYS VTLS17-46TW slides and locks over a 450 mm range; the VSYS VTLS17H-46TW, for 37 to 70-inch screens up to 70 kg, is raised with a crank handle; and a motorised cart such as the VSYS VTLX18H-610TW lifts by motor with an RF remote.

Fixed-height carts, such as the VSYS VTLX16-69FW with four positions from 1150 mm to 1525 mm, are set once during assembly.

Yes, some can. The VSYS VTLS17-46TW, VTLS12-46TW and VTLS11-46TW rotate the screen from 0° to 90°, between landscape and portrait, for 37 to 70-inch displays up to 70 kg, and the VSYS VFS44-46TW does the same for 37 to 86-inch displays up to 50 kg.

Check that the display maker approves portrait use for the model, because some screens need a specific orientation for ventilation. Portrait carts suit wayfinding, menus and retail content.

Yes. Most VSYS carts have a camera shelf rated for 5 kg, which holds a video bar or conference camera above or below the screen, and many also have an equipment shelf for a laptop or small computer.

The VSYS VTL-1042T, VFS44-610TW, VTLS17-46TW and VTLX17-610TW all list a 5 kg camera shelf. Check the video bar's weight and mounting kit before choosing.

VSYS tests several of its carts, including the VTLS17-46TW, VTLX17-610TW and VTLX18H-610TW, on a 10° slope, and rates its carts with strength tests of three to four times the load, such as 480 kg static for the 120 kg VTLX18H-610TW.

Move carts slowly over thresholds with the screen at its lowest height, and lock the castors whenever the cart is standing.

The VSYS VTLX18H-610TW lifts the screen bracket from 1200 mm to 1650 mm for 55 to 100-inch displays up to 120 kg. The VSYS VTLX16M-612FW lifts the screen from 1307 mm to 1607 mm for 60 to 110-inch displays up to 120 kg on VESA patterns up to 1200 × 600 mm.

Both are controlled by RF remote or buttons on the cart and are certified CE, FCC, ErP and AS/NZS.

Both are made to carry the rated load; the difference is weight and finish. Aluminium carts such as the VSYS VFS44-46TW, VFS44-610TW and VTLX12-610TW are lighter to push and have a modern look, while steel carts such as the VSYS VTLX17-610TW and VTL-1035LE are built for the heaviest screens, up to 150 kg.

For carts that move every day, aluminium is easier to handle.

Yes. This collection lists stands made by display brands for their own boards, such as the Logitech Rally Board 65 cart, the Clevertouch CleverMobile stand, OneScreen carts, Dahua whiteboard stands, SMART electric stands and Microsoft Roam stands for Surface Hub.

A brand stand is designed around that maker's board. A VSYS cart is the universal option for any display within its VESA range and load rating, from 45 kg to 150 kg.

Five facts decide the cart: the display model with its weight and VESA pattern; the screen height needed for seated or standing users; whether portrait use is needed; what travels with the screen, such as a video bar or laptop; and the route between rooms, including doors and thresholds.

With these, the cart can be matched, for example a VSYS VTLS17-46TW for a 65-inch display up to 70 kg that rotates to portrait.