LH-GROUP OY LHINOUT Pop-Out Video Wall Mount for 46-55 inch Screens up to 50 kg (VESA 200x200 to 600x400), Black

Setting up a flawless video wall demands precision, alignment, and reliability. The LH-GROUP OY LHINOUT video wall mount tackles this with a sturdy steel construction and a pop-out mechanism that lets you position displays exactly where they need to be. Whether for control rooms, retail signage, or lobby presentation, this mount delivers both strength and flexibility.

Who is it for

Designed for professional installers and AV integrators working with 46- to 55-inch displays. Perfect for tiled video walls where micro-adjustments in height, depth, and tilt are critical for seamless alignment. Also ideal for single-screen installations that require future maintenance access.

Main features

• Supports 46-55 inch displays with a maximum VESA pattern of 600x400 and minimum of 200x200.
• Carries up to 50 kg of screen weight, offering robust support for a range of professional panels.
• Pop-out/push-out mechanism allows the display to be moved away from the wall, simplifying servicing and cable connections.
• Fine height, depth, and tilt micro-adjustments let installers align panels perfectly within a video wall.
• Durable steel housing with a black finish blends into professional environments.
• Integrated anti-theft system helps secure the display against unauthorised removal.
• Built-in cable management keeps wiring neat and protected.

Specifications

• Brand: LH-GROUP OY
• Model: LHINOUT
• EAN: 8016677045109
• Compatible screen size: 46-55 inch
• Maximum load capacity: 50 kg
• VESA mounts: 200x200 to 600x400 mm
• Mount type: Video wall mount, pop-out
• Distance from wall: 60-200 mm (adjustable)
• Depth adjustment range: 140 mm
• Tilt adjustment: micro-adjustable
• Number of displays supported: 1
• Housing material: Steel
• Colour: Black
• Anti-theft: Yes
• Cable management: Yes

Tips

Always verify your display's VESA hole pattern and weight before installation. Tighten all screws to the manufacturer’s recommended torque and double-check the wall surface is solid enough to support the combined load of mount and screen. For video walls, plan the layout and leave a little slack in the cables to allow for the pop-out movement during servicing.