Professional AV Mounting & Installation Hardware

Choose by the building and how the display is used. A wall mount suits a screen that stays in one place on a solid or stud wall; a ceiling mount suits glazed walls, atriums and signage seen from two sides; and a cart suits rented spaces and screens shared between rooms.

VSYS wall mounts in this collection carry up to 120 kg, ceiling mounts up to 70 kg per screen, and carts up to 150 kg.

A load rating is the maximum weight of equipment the mount can carry, not including the mount itself. Add accessories such as a video bar, camera or soundbar to the display's weight before comparing.

VSYS tests its mounts to between 2.5 and four times the rated load, depending on the model. For example, the VSYS VCM-CE1046D-02 ceiling mount is rated 70 kg and tested to three times that load, and the VS01A-46F wall mount is rated 80 kg and tested to 320 kg.

A VESA pattern is the spacing, in millimetres, of the four threaded holes on the back of a display or monitor, such as 400 × 400 mm. A mount fits a display when the display's pattern is in the mount's VESA list.

VSYS monitor arms use 75 × 75 and 100 × 100 mm patterns, while large-display mounts such as the VSYS VS01XL-810T reach 1000 × 800 mm.

Choose the pole from the screen height you need below the ceiling, measured from the slab the mount fixes to. The VSYS VCM-CE1546L telescopes from 1090 mm to 1690 mm, and the VSYS VCM-CE1046D-02 double-pole mount has poles that extend from 695 mm to 1565 mm.

In rooms with false ceilings, add the void above the ceiling tiles to the drop you need.

A back-to-back ceiling mount suits double-sided signage: the VSYS VCM-CE1546BL holds two 43 to 86-inch screens back to back at up to 50 kg each, and the VSYS VCM-CE1546SL holds two 34 to 60-inch screens side by side at up to 40 kg each; VSYS tests both to four times the rated load.

Back-to-back mounts suit signage seen from both directions in malls, airports and stations; side-by-side mounts suit departure boards and menus.

Use a bracket that attaches to the display's VESA mount, above or below the screen. The VSYS VSSB-49 holds soundbars up to 15 kg, 508 mm to 1143 mm long and 40 mm to 182 mm deep, with a profile of 77 mm to 215 mm.

On carts, most VSYS models have a 5 kg camera shelf for a video bar instead.

Yes. The VSYS VPAD33-01 is a lockable floor stand for most 7.9 to 11-inch tablets, with an anti-theft locking screw and a base that can be bolted down.

Its height adjusts from 790 mm to 1190 mm, the holder tilts from +20° to -110° and rotates 360°, and cables route through the stand, which suits check-in, survey and wayfinding kiosks.

The VSYS VMAE-C024WS dual arm holds two 17 to 32-inch monitors from 2 kg to 9 kg each on VESA 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mm, with 453 mm of reach per arm and a clamp or grommet base.

For one large or ultrawide screen, the VSYS VMAD-C012WG gas-spring arm holds 24 to 57-inch monitors up to 27 kg.

Yes. The VSYS VCM-M0748DS motorised ceiling mount flips a 43 to 86-inch screen up to 45 kg down from the ceiling, with app, RF remote and voice control, and the VSYS VCM-M06 swings a 32 to 75-inch wall-mounted screen up to 50 kg through 170°.

Motorised carts such as the VSYS VTLX18H-610TW lift screens up to 120 kg from 1200 mm to 1650 mm.

Five facts decide the hardware: each device's model, weight and VESA pattern; the wall, ceiling or floor construction; the position and height for viewers; the movement needed; and the cable routes.

With these, one consistent range can cover the project, for example VSYS wall mounts up to 120 kg in meeting rooms and VSYS VCM-CE1546BL back-to-back ceiling mounts in the lobby.