The Ergotron Neo-Flex MediaCenter LD Cart can be used to mount a media display that has a screen size no up to 55" and to hold related equipment such as a desktop computer. It features portrait-to-landscape rotation, 20" height adjustment, and 20° independent display tilt. The cart can handle media displays weighing up to 50 lb, and it can be adjusted for optimal positioning to accommodate both seated and standing audiences in a variety of applications. The remaining weight capacity that the cart can maintain should be noted after the display device is mounted and before any other equipment is added.

Narrow footprint allows presenter to move closer to the display; this cart easily tucks into corners or nests with other carts for saving space

Modular cable management channels conceal and organize cables

Can be rolled easily through standard-size doorways and over thresholds

Large display can be shared between multiple rooms

Easy assembly and installation

Plastic-composite shelf conveniently attaches to the front of the cart with height adjustability

Optional camera shelf accessory converts any space into a videoconference center

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this portable stand can be used to hang 55" One Screen Touchscreen- the screen weight is about 100 lbs and with losing balance while moving the stand ?

A: This should be no problem at all: Chief's Large Flat Panel Mobile A/V Cart (OneScreen Solutions Mobile Cart for Up to 70" Display BH #ONMCUPTO70 • MFR #MC UPTO 70), in silver, allows you to mount 42-65" flat screens at heights between 4-6 ft in either portrait or landscape orientation. This is a wheeled cart that lets you conveniently move your display between locations and lock it in place where you need it. It supports up to 200 lb displays and is height-adjustable telescopically without any tools.

Q: 2. what is the battery capacity (mAh)?

A: The Rotolight Neo 3 battery is a custom NPF-770 sized, 7.2V, 6000 mAh, (43.2Wh) battery.

Q: 3. Would it be possible to stack two monitors on this unit vertically (One above the other as opposed to side by side?) Thanks!

A: The Mount-It! Mobile Cart with Monitor Mount and CPU Holder is only designed to mount one monitor.

Q: 4. Is the 17.6 lb weight limit for the monitor still valid if there is no CPU?

A: The weight limit corresponds to the strength of the VESA mounting bracket, so it will be the same with or without a CPU.

Q: 5. Can this cart be used on vertical mode?

A: No, the Atdec Mobile A/V Cart for 50 to 80" Displays (B&H # ATADTVC75) does not support vertical/portrait orientation and can only be used in horizontal/landscape orientation.

Q: 6. Is the housing for the casters plastic or metal?

A: The housing for the Ergotron Neo-Flex Mobile MediaCenter VHD Cart is made of plastic.

Q: 7. Can you mount a Poly Studio USB above the display or would I need to add a special mounting bracket to do that?

A: The AV cart is only made to support a screen. Adding a soundbar to this cart may require a custom bracket.

Q: 8. Can I mount an 80 monitor on one of these stands??

A: This mobile cart can support up to 200 lb (90.7 kg). It must be used with an interface bracket like this one or similar from CHIEF: Chief PST-16 Flat Panel Fixed Wall Mount (Up to 65 or 200 lbs) B&H # CHPST16 OR: Chief PSBUB Universal Flat Panel Interface Bracket (Black) B&H # CHPSBUB To confirm the compatibility of this mount with your flat panel TV or monitor, visit Chief's MountFinder Pro.a href= http://www.chiefmfg.com/ target= _blank http://www.chiefmfg.com//a

Q: 9. Is Sony A95K compatible with this TV stand?

A: No, the Ergotron Neo-Flex Mobile MediaCenter VHD Cart will not accommodate the Sony BRAVIA XR A95K 55" 4K HDR Smart QD-OLED TV which uses a 300 x 300 VESA mount. I would recommend the Chief Large Mobile A/V Cart (Black)(BH #CHPFCUB). See: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/507234-REG/Chief_PF_CUB_PFC_UB_Universal_Flat_Panel_Display.html/specs

Q: 10. Can this be adjusted on the fly or does it require tools and a bit of work to adjust the height?

A: You will be required to adjust some bolts with basic hand tools to adjust this stand, so although it is fairly quick and easy to do it may not be considered truly "on the fly."