SENORTECH VESA Deckenhalterung für VESA75/100 Senor alle 14-19 LCDs

Most ceiling mounts force a compromise between stability and adjustability, but this SENORTECH VESA ceiling bracket delivers both in a compact steel build. It is engineered specifically for 14 to 19-inch LCD displays with 75x75 or 100x100 VESA patterns, making it a clean fit for small monitors in retail, medical, or industrial settings. The telescopic pole and 360° swivel give you full control over viewing angle, while the integrated cable management keeps installations tidy.

Highlights

• Supports one 14–19" LCD display up to 10 kg
• Compatible with VESA 75x75 and 100x100 mounting holes
• Full 360° swivel and rotation around the ceiling pole
• Tilt range from -15° to +15° for glare reduction
• Telescopic height adjustment for flexible positioning
• Durable steel construction with black finish
• Integrated cable management hides wires inside the pole
• All mounting hardware included for straightforward installation

In daily use

Once mounted to a solid ceiling structure, the bracket holds the display firmly without sagging or vibration. The height adjustment lets you set the screen at the exact eye level for seated or standing viewers, and the 360° swivel makes it easy to share the screen between different workstations. The tilt mechanism is smooth yet stays in place after adjustment, so the display remains at the chosen angle. Cables route through the pole, reducing clutter and protecting them from accidental pulls.

Full specifications

• Mount type: ceiling
• VESA compatibility: 75x75 mm, 100x100 mm
• Screen size range: 14–19 inches
• Display type: LCD
• Number of displays: 1
• Maximum load capacity: 10 kg
• Tilt angle: -15° to +15°
• Swivel angle: 360°
• Rotation: 360° (around pole)
• Height adjustment: yes (telescopic pole)
• Material: steel
• Colour: black
• Cable management: integrated
• Mounting hardware: included

Final note

For small-format LCDs that need to hang from above, this SENORTECH mount offers the adjustability and clean look that fixed brackets simply cannot match.