Mount your 39 to 80" display weighing up to 125 lb with the black Kanto PDX680 Full-Motion Wall Mount. It supports displays with 200 x 100 to 700 x 400mm mounting patterns and can extend from the wall up to 24", or fully retract to provide a 2" profile. It provides -3 to 15° of tilt, up to 170° of swivel, and has adjustable horizontal leveling.

Supports 39 to 80" Displays up to 125 lb    200 x 100 to 700 x 400mm Mount Pattern    -3 to 15° of Tilt Adjustment    Up to 170° of Swivel Adjustment    Adjustable Horizontal Leveling

The design of the PDX680 allows your display to sit as close as 2" from the wall when fully retracted.

The H-frame mounting bracket accommodates VESA sizes from 200 x 100 to 700 x 400mm. The mounting arms allow you to raise or lower your display depending on its VESA pattern.

Magnetic covers go over the lag bolts to help give the wall plate an elegant look. Remove the covers when you install or remove the wall plate from the wall.

Despite its low-profile design, the PDX680 can extend up to 24" from the wall, allowing you to tilt and swivel your display or extend it from an alcove.

The solid steel frame of the PDX680 can hold up to 125 lb, even at full extension.

The articulating arms of the PDX680 allow for up to 170° of swivel with a 39" display; the larger the display, the less swivel the mount will be able to provide.

The tilt mechanism lets you angle your display up to 15° forward or 3° backward. Once you reach your preferred viewing angle, tighten the nuts to secure your display in place.

Four cable management raceways are attached to the bottom of the wishbone arms. These are accessed by loosening a screw, twisting them to the side, laying the cable, and re-inserting the screw. Route multiple cables down one side, or power and HDMI down opposite sides, whichever you prefer.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit really extend to 80"?

A: Yes, the Ultimaxx UM-TRMP80BK 80" Aluminum Tripod with Monopod has a maximum height of 80" when the center column is fully extended.

Q: 2. I have a Vanguard VT-548B. Would this plate work with it?

A: This quick release is not compatible with the VT-548B. This tripod uses the QS-03 quick release plate, which has unfortunately been discontinued by the manufacturer.

Q: 3. Is there a way to control this with a Skaarhoj controller? Or control more than 1 with the provided remote?

A: No, Skaarhoj controllers are not compatible with the eMotimo Spectrum ST4 Motion Control Pan & Tilt Head.

Q: 4. Does this camera have the option to directly transfer photos to your phone through WiFi?

A: No, the Ricoh WG-80 Digital Camera (Orange) does not have wi-fi to transfer images wirelessly.

Q: 5. Will this fit the Elinchrom Five?

A: The Elinchrom Rotalux Deep Octabox (100cm / 39"), B&H # EL26648, will work on the Elinchrom Five when you purchase the Elinchrom Rotalux Speed Ring for Elinchrom Flash Heads (B&H # EL26570).

Q: 6. Does this plate work on the Dolica TX570B150DS?

A: Doesn't appear so. The Dolica plate is square. The QS-39 plate is slightly rectanglular.

Q: 7. Is Elinchrom Three light sufficient for this, or better to use with Elinchrom Five ?

A: The Elinchrom Five is a better choice because it's a stronger light and the Elinchrom Rotalux Deep Octabox (100cm / 39") is about double as deep as a standard umbrella.

Q: 8. Will the Vanguard QS 39 fit well on the Vanguard Tracker 2 tripod? Thanks

A: Yes the QS-39 plate is compatible with the Vanguard Tracker 2 Tripod.

Q: 9. Will average sized speedrings fit the rods of this box, or does it need a proprietary ring?

A: You will have to get a proprietary speedring that's made by Elinchrom for different type light mount

Q: 10. ricoh WG-80 BH #RIWG80B has one strap eye let. is a 2nd one possible? Need to hang round my neck, not on my hand. BH #RIG900 has two strap eye lets. I am a shooter street photographer.

A: Although it's not possible to add another eyelet to the Ricoh WG-80, you could use a strap such as the OP/TECH USA Mini Loop Strap-QD (Black), BH # OPSMLQDB which can still be worn around your neck while utilizing the single eyelet. https://bhpho.to/36eqS8O