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The VFS44-46TW distributes its 50kg rating through a single extruded aluminum column rather than a wall-anchored bracket, so the load path runs down the column into a four-point caster base instead of into masonry or studs. The column telescopes across a 1200-1600mm range on a two-piece design (top section 85x55x1.5mm, bottom section 115x65x1.5mm), and the whole assembly is strength-tested to four times its rated 50kg capacity before that figure ships on the spec sheet.
Where a fixed wall mount can’t be used, whether that’s a leased space, a rotating room layout, or a shared AV kit that moves between rooms, this column format keeps the panel bracket, cable run, and equipment shelf on one mobile unit. The toolless tilt mechanism (+5° to -10°) and 0-90° portrait rotation are both adjusted at the bracket without a wrench, which matters for a cart that gets repositioned and re-angled more often than a permanent installation would be.
The mobile column format suits fit-outs where the display itself needs to move: training centers that reconfigure rooms between sessions, rental and event AV fleets that redeploy the same panel across venues, and clinics or showrooms where a fixed wall position isn’t practical. The 1200-1600mm range and toolless tilt make it a fast re-deploy between a seated meeting and a standing town hall without re-tooling the bracket.
It’s a poor fit where a project calls for a permanent, tamper-resistant install, digital signage in a public corridor, a control-room video wall tile, or anywhere the mount needs to be anchored rather than rolled away. Those applications call for a wall or ceiling mount from the VSYS range instead of a cart-format SKU.
The cart ships mostly pre-assembled: the column, base, and casters arrive as a single unit, with the panel bracket, shelf, and D-ring handle fastened on using the included fixings pack. Column height is set by loosening the telescoping collar, sliding to the target height within the 1200-1600mm range, and re-tightening; no separate tool is needed for the tilt or portrait-rotation adjustments at the bracket. All four casters should be locked once the cart is in its working position, and unlocked only when actively repositioning it.
| Product Category | Mobile TV Cart |
| Material | Aluminum, Steel, Plastic |
| Surface Finish | Powder Coating |
| Dimensions | 848 x 610 x 1420-1820mm (33.4″ x 24″ x 55.9″-71.7″) |
| Column Size | Top Column 85x55x1.5mm; Bottom Column 115x65x1.5mm |
| Fit Screen Size | 37″-86″ |
| Screen Quantity | 1 |
| VESA Compatibility | 200×200, 300×200, 400×200, 300×300, 400×300, 400×400, 600×400 |
| Maximum Mounting Hole Spread | 600 x 400mm |
| TV Weight Capacity | 50kg (110lbs) |
| Strength Test Rating | 4x rated capacity |
| Tilt Range | +5° to -10°, toolless |
| Height Adjustment Range | 1200-1600mm (47.2″-63″) |
| Equipment Shelf Weight Capacity | 5kg (11lbs) |
| Base Type | Four casters, individually lockable |
| Cable Routing | Integrated, inside column profile |
The VFS44-46TW’s column and base assembly are strength-tested to four times the rated capacity before the 50kg commercial figure is approved for the spec sheet. That tested margin, not the aluminum gauge alone, is what the 50kg rating is based on, so it holds under real-world repositioning and repeated caster movement, not just a static bench test.
Yes, but loosen the telescoping collar and support the panel bracket by hand while sliding to the new height within the 1200-1600mm range, since the column isn’t gas-assisted on this model. Re-tighten the collar fully before releasing the bracket, and confirm all four casters are locked before adjusting.
200x200mm up through a 600x400mm maximum hole spread, covering seven VESA patterns commonly used on 37″-86″ panels. Confirm the exact VESA pattern on the target display against this range before ordering, since panels at the upper end of the screen-size range don’t all share the same hole spacing.
Yes. The shelf slides along the column on its own mounting collar, separate from the panel bracket, so a laptop or media player at working height doesn’t need to move every time the display height is re-adjusted. It’s rated to 5kg, intended for AV equipment rather than heavier peripherals.
A D-ring handle at column height gives one person a stable push point, and all four casters lock individually for a full stop once the cart reaches its working position. Casters should stay locked during use and only be released when the cart is actively being repositioned between rooms.
Yes, the bracket rotates 0° to 90° for portrait or landscape use without tools, in addition to the +5° to -10° tilt range. Both adjustments are made at the bracket itself, independent of the column height setting, so orientation can be changed without re-leveling the cart.
No. It’s built for repositioning between rooms or venues on locking casters, not as a substitute for a wall or ceiling mount in a fixed-position project. Permanent digital signage, control-room tiles, or tamper-resistant installs should specify a wall or ceiling SKU from the VSYS range instead.
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