Mount your compatible monitor to the wall with the polished aluminum Ergotron HX Wall Mount Monitor Arm. It supports displays up to 49" weighing between 20 and 42 lb and allows you to tilt the display from -5 to 70°, pan 360°, and rotate your screen up to 180° to adjust the screen to suit both the content being viewed and the environment. The HX Wall Mount Monitor Arm also comes equipped with Constant Force technology to ensure every adjustment made to the monitor arm is effortless.

Supports Displays up to 49", 20 to 42 lb    Provides up to 11.5" Lift    Provides -5 to 70° Tilt Adjustment    Provides up to 360° Pan Adjustment    Provides up to 180° of Base Rotation    75 x 75 to 200 x 200mm VESA Support

Offers ergonomic monitor positioning using Constant Force Technology.

Avoid hitting cubicle walls with a rotation stop on the base.

Place your monitor where you like for the best view and open up valuable work area.

Cables stay hidden under the arm and through the extension.

BIFMA level 2 certified for a low environmental and social impact. The mount is also built for thousands of movements by passing 10,000-cycle test.

• ETL Environmental VOC+ certified
• OSHPD preapproved with wall track installation
• Arm folds back over the base into a compact retracted position for tucking under your system's furniture storage shelves or cabinets in space-constrained areas
• Portrait/landscape rotation with lockout
• Streamlined cable management routes cables under the arm and within the extension
• Monitor can be rotated 360° at the connection point of the arm and extension; rotation is restricted to 180° at the connection point of the extension and base
• Attaches directly to sturdy vertical surfaces, wood studs, or (with an optional bracket) wall tracks
• Works with the ultra-wide, curved Samsung 49" Odyssey G9 monitor with the optional Heavy-Duty Tilt Pivot

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you have to use a hex wrench to loosen and tilt? Or does the red button disengage the top mount to allow it to tilt or pan?

A: Yes you do. The red button is for the quick release plate.

Q: 2. Does this come with a battery ?

A: A battery is not included. It uses Sony NP-F or L style batteries, we have a very nice ikan L-Series Battery Kit with 2 batteries and a charger that will work with this monitor. https://bhpho.to/2LM8tV0

Q: 3. I'm assuming yes but, will this work with the Shogun 7?

A: Yes, unit will mount to both Atomos AtomX 5 and 7

Q: 4. Would this work for a sony alpha a7iii?

A: You can use this product with the Sony A7 mark 3. You will need to work with a micro HDMI ( Type D ) to full size HDMI (Type A ) cable to send a video signal to the monitor. Example can be Pearstone HDD-1015 High-Speed HDMI to Micro-HDMI Cable with Ethernet (1.5') BH #PEHDD01.5. https://bhpho.to/2hOzAOU

Q: 5. I'm looking for a 4k on camera Moniter that can suport the Spny a7sii which alows false color

A: This monitor will support the A7SII but it does not offer false colors.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with the Smallrig cage for the Ninja V?

A: Hello Robert, yes for sure it fits.

Q: 7. Is it possible to adjust the tilt pozition by hand when you switch from low to high angle shooting?

A: You would need to use the included hex wrench for such an adjustment.

Q: 8. Does the tilt adjustment need to be fully tightened down to support a 7" monitor? If the tilt adjustment is left slightly loose, can the monitor be tilted with one hand while still remaining well supported (without falling forward)?

A: While the Atomos AtomX 5 and 7" Monitor Mount can support a 7" monitor it may not be wise to leave the tilt lose while operating, as it may not hold in position when the camera is bumped or moved.

Q: 9. Does it bring a hdmi cable that works with the as7sii cable out that is a micro hdmi i think?

A: No, it appears that this monitor includes just a regular full-size HDMI cable. You will need an HDMI to Micro-HDMI cable such as this one to use this monitor with an a7sii. https://bhpho.to/3pFLMFh

Q: 10. Would this work on a Pentax K-S2?

A: This will show whatever the HDMI output on the Pentax K-S2 is able to display.