Eaton Tripp Lite Series Display TV LCD Wall Monitor Mount Fixed Arm Swivel/Tilt 13" to 27" TVs / EA / Flat-Screens
$57.71
$37.90
Mfg # DWM1327SE
CDW # 3347377
Quick tech specs
- Hangs a flat-panel TV monitor/display on the wall to increase available desk space
- 180° swivel and -15° to +15° tilt for wide range of motion
- Flat panel mount/ flat panel display mount/ flat panel wall mount/ heavy duty wall mount/ Flat panel TV mount
- 1-touch adjustment for comfortable viewing
- Compatible w/ Samsung/ Acer/ Apple/ Sony/ LG/ Planar/ NEC/ Philips/ HP/ Lenovo/ Dell/Viewsonic Displays and TVs w/ compatible VESA hole mounting patterns
- Tripp Lite is now part of Eaton
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Tripp Lite's VESA-compliant DWM1327SE tilt flat-screen wall mount offers full-motion articulation and can free up valuable space in your workstation by allowing you to effortlessly re-position your display at any time, even after installation. Its sleek design features convenient one-touch swivel display adjustment with tilt capabilities and fits most 13-inch to 27-inch flat-panel displays. Its durable, all-metal frame with scratch-resistant, powder-coat finish withstands the stress of repeated use and blends easily into any decoration.
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Tripp Lite TV Wall Mount Arm Swivel / Tilt for 13"-27" Monitors / Displays is rated
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It is a quality product, will easily work as described
Mounted Computer monitor
Date published: 2019-11-22T00:00:00-05:00
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It fit the tv perfectly. Customer service was great.
Date published: 2020-05-28T09:26:00-04:00
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Tilt is NOT One-Touch
Monitor view/tilt adjustment is not one-touch...you set it in place with an allen wrench and need the wrench for any and all adjustments on the angle. So if people of different height are using the same computer (which we are), you need the tool each time you use that monitor. It was easy to install. And was affordable. I guess it would be fine if you just wanted to move your monitor in and out from a wall at one set angle.
Date published: 2014-02-18T00:00:00-06:00