About the Chief PDRUB
A professional-grade mount
A professional-grade mount
If your business uses a flat-panel TV or a computer monitor that continually needs to be positioned and repositioned, a consumer TV mount simply won't do. This Chief PDRUB full-motion mount can hold your display in either portrait or landscape mode and is built for constant use and abuse. Its two folding arms can support a display weighing up to 200 lbs., with a screen size from 42" to 71".
Precise adjustments
The mount holds your display a mere few inches from the wall when not in use. It can extend out to 37", and it lets you swivel the display up to 79° in either direction. The mount can also be raised and lowered, and you can make fine adjustments once your display is mounted
Hollow channels in the arms keep your display's cables out of sight and tangle-free.
Product highlights:
- adjustable folding arms hold display 3-3/8" to 37" from wall
- for displays 42"-71" in screen size
- VESA mounting patterns 200 x 200mm - 862 x 517mm
- display can be installed in either portrait or landscape orientation
- hollow channels for cable management
- lateral shift: 9"
- swivel range: ±79°
- tilt range: +5° to -16°
- manual height adjustment: 1"
- stud mounting required
- mounting hardware included
- weight capacity: 200 lbs.
- overall dimensions: 39-1/2"W x 22"H x 3-3/8"D
- weight: 79.7 lbs.
- warranty: 10 years
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # PDRUB
What's in the box:
- Swing-arm wall-mount bracket assembly
- TV bracket assembly
- 2 Covers
- Four Encaps
- 2 Cable-clips
- 12 Wire-ties
- Four 5/16" x 3.5" lag-bolts
- Eight #10-24 x 1/2" bolt
- Four M4 x 12mm bolts
- Four M4 x 20mm bolts
- Four M4 x 25mm bolts
- Four M5 x 12mm bolts
- Four M 5 x 20mm bolts
- Four M5 x 25mm bolts
- Four M6 x 12mm bolts
- Four M6 x 20mm bolts
- Four M5 x 25mm Bolts
- Four M8 x 12mm bolts
- Four M8 x 20mm bolts
- Four M8 x 30mm bolts
- 4 Installation washers
- 4 Universal spacers
- 8 Nesting spacers
- Adjustment insert
- Adjustment wrench
- Hex-key
- Installation Instructions
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Features
TV Compatibility: The Chief PDRUB swing-arm wall mount can support a 42" to 71" flat-panel TV that weighs up to 200 lbs. The TV must have a bolt-pattern of 200mm-800mm (h) x 200-500 (v). The PDRUB comes with M4, M5, M6, and M8 size bolts of differing lengths to accommodate the threaded inserts on the back of your television.
Full-Motion Design: The PDRUB swing-arm wall mount can extend 3.4375" to 37" from the wall, swivel 158° (79° left/right), & tilt 23° (5° up/6° down) for viewing from almost any angle.
Centris Fingertip Tilts: Centris Technology tilt mechanism adjusts to provide fingertip tilt with most flat-panel TVs. Select the perfect tension for your TV screen's center of gravity to achieve smooth fingertip tilt. The screen angle stays set until you decide to readjust.
16" OC Two Stud Installation: The Chief PDRUB swing-arm wall mount bracket needs to be installed to two wood studs that are 16" on-center.
Post-Installation Adjustment: Post-installation of adjustment of height (up to 1") and roll (up to 2°) after the wall-bracket is installed helps to make sure that your TV is mounted at the right height and is level.
ClickConnect Latching: You'll hear an audible click when the TV brackets engage with the wall-mount bracket. Its easy to connect and disconnect the TV from the wall-bracket with no tools required.
CableTrac System: The CableTrac System provides built-in cable management channels inside the arms for a clean, professional looking installation.
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