Ergotron LX Series 45-690-292 monitor mount stand 68.6 cm 27 Desk Black

The Ergotron LX Series 45-690-292 monitor mount is a desktop arm designed for 27-inch screens (up to 68.6 cm) with a maximum weight capacity of 20 kg. It offers height adjustment and a tilt range from -70° to 15°, and supports VESA mounting patterns 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm. The mount’s black finish and compact desk clamp make it suitable for upgrading workstations while saving desk space.

Advantages

The LX Series arm provides smooth height adjustment and a wide tilt range for improved viewing angles. Its compatibility with common VESA sizes ensures broad monitor support, and the sturdy construction supports up to 20 kg. The desk clamp design enables straightforward installation without major desk modifications, and the black finish integrates with most office setups.

Suitable for

• Home offices and corporate workstations
• Multimedia editing and design desks
• Trading desks and multi-monitor setups (single-arm support)
• Users seeking ergonomic monitor positioning and desk space optimization

Key specifications

• Model: Ergotron LX Series 45-690-292
• Screen size supported: up to 27 in (68.6 cm)
• Maximum load: 20 kg
• Tilt range: -70° to 15°
• VESA compatibility: 75 x 75 mm, 100 x 100 mm
• Mount type: Desk clamp (single monitor arm)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Attach the monitor to the VESA plate using the appropriate screws for your monitor’s VESA pattern. Secure the arm to the desk using the clamp, ensuring the desk edge meets the clamp’s thickness requirements. Adjust the arm height and tilt to the desired viewing position using the arm’s tension and adjustment mechanisms. Make small incremental adjustments to achieve optimal ergonomic alignment.

Recommendations

For safety and lasting performance, confirm your monitor’s weight and VESA pattern before installation and tighten all fasteners according to the manufacturer’s torque guidance. Periodically check mounting hardware and adjust arm tension as needed to maintain stable positioning.