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The VFS44-610TW carries its 100kg rating on the same dual-column aluminum architecture as VSYS’s smaller cart SKUs, scaled up: two 85x55mm top-column sections and two 115x65mm bottom-column sections run in parallel from the caster base to the panel bracket, splitting the load path across four rails instead of the single-column design used on lighter carts. The column assembly telescopes across 1200-1600mm and is strength-tested to three times its rated 100kg capacity before that figure is approved for the spec sheet.
A dedicated camera shelf sits above the equipment shelf on the same dual-column frame, both independently height-adjustable, which matters for large-format panels in video-conferencing rooms where a camera needs its own working height separate from a laptop or codec. At the 1000x600mm maximum VESA spread, this cart is built for the panel class that a single-column economy cart can’t safely carry.
The dual-column frame and camera-shelf pairing put the VFS44-610TW in video-conferencing suites, large training rooms, and huddle spaces built around a single large-format panel that moves between rooms rather than staying wall-mounted. It’s also a fit for rental and event fleets that need to redeploy a 60″-100″ panel with a camera on the same cart, without running a separate camera stand.
Projects needing a permanent large-format install, such as a video wall tile or a fixed corporate-lobby display, are better served by a wall or ceiling SKU from the VSYS range, since a mobile cart trades some rigidity for repositioning ability at this panel size.
The dual-column base, casters, and panel bracket ship substantially pre-assembled; the camera shelf, equipment shelf, and any bracket extensions are fitted using the included fixings pack. Given the panel sizes this cart is rated for, at least two people are recommended for the initial panel-to-bracket attachment. Column height is set independently at each rail within the shared 1200-1600mm range, and both shelves slide and lock on their own collars, separate from the panel bracket height.
| Product Category | Mobile TV Cart |
| Material | Aluminum, Steel, Plastic |
| Surface Finish | Powder Coating |
| Dimensions | 1292 x 717 x 2327mm (50.9″ x 28.2″ x 91.6″) |
| Column Size | Top Column 85x55x1.5mm (x2); Bottom Column 115x65x1.5mm (x2) |
| Fit Screen Size | 60″-100″ |
| Screen Quantity | 1 |
| VESA Compatibility | 200×200, 400×200, 300×300, 400×400, 600×400, 800×400, 800×600, 1000×600 |
| Maximum Mounting Hole Spread | 1000 x 600mm |
| TV Weight Capacity | 100kg (220lbs) |
| Strength Test Rating | 3x rated capacity |
| Tilt Range | +5° to -10°, toolless |
| Height Adjustment Range | 1200-1600mm (47.2″-63″) |
| Equipment Shelf Weight Capacity | 5kg (11lbs) |
| Camera Shelf Weight Capacity | 5kg (11lbs) |
| Base Type | Four casters, individually lockable |
The 100kg rating on this dual-column cart is tested to three times capacity (300kg static), against four times on the lighter single-column VFS44-46TW. Both margins are validated in production; the ratio differs because the two carts use different column architectures and load-bearing designs, not because one is built to a lower standard.
Yes. Both shelves slide and lock on their own collars independently of each other and of the panel bracket, so a camera can sit at eye level for a video call while a laptop or codec sits lower on the equipment shelf. Each shelf is rated to 5kg on its own.
At least two, given the 60″-100″ panel class this cart is rated for. One person should support the panel while the second secures it to the bracket, especially near the top of the 1200-1600mm height range where the center of gravity is highest.
Up to a 1000x600mm maximum hole spread, covering eight VESA patterns from 200x200mm through 1000x600mm. This is a wider range than VSYS’s smaller cart SKUs, matching the larger 60″-100″ panel class this cart is built for.
Yes, that’s the design intent. Splitting the load path across two parallel column assemblies instead of one gives large-format panels more lateral stability at height, which matters more as panel size and the 1200-1600mm extension both increase.
No, it’s a powder-coated indoor cart rated for standard commercial interior conditions, not weatherproofed for outdoor or semi-exposed installs. For an outdoor digital signage project, a different VSYS product line with weather-rated hardware should be specified instead.
Yes, the camera shelf is a separate bracket on the dual column and isn’t required for the panel or equipment shelf to function. It can be left off for installs that don’t need an onboard camera position, or added later using the same fixings pack.
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