Motorized TV Lift Bracket

Are you searching for a new way to lift/down your TV? Our upgraded electric TV lift stand flexibly control the lift or down in 2 ways: wireless remote control or wire-connected hand controller. It was mounted on the wall or ground, compatible with various TV types.

Key Features

42.3"-73.8'' Flexible Height

Automatically lift or down the TV ranges from 42.3"-73.8''. Thus, you can stop the TV at any height you want and get the best watching experience.

Powerful Motor

The motor dominates TV height adjustment. We design this motorized TV lift with a 1000N electric motor to run strongly to upgrade the movement.

Wide Compatibility

This motorized TV lift mechanism is compatible with most 60" TVs, such as LCD, LED, plasma, curved TVs from brands: Samsung, Sony, LG, Sharp, Insignia, Vizio, Haier, etc.

Coated Aluminum Material

This TV lift mechanism is constructed with thick aluminum alloy plates and powder-coated on the surface, high-strength, anti-rust, and durable to hold your TVs.

Remote & Wire Control

The package also includes a TV lift, a remote controller, a hand controller, a power adapter, and a receiver to provide you a more convenient control.

Versatile Uses

This motorized TV mount lift can be mounted on the wall or ground for stability. It is suitable for both home & commercial occasions, like bedroom, meeting room.

Specification

Material: Aluminum Alloy

Compatible TV Size: Max. 60"/152 cm

Height Adjustable Range: 42.3"-73.8" / 107.4-187.4 cm

Lifting Speed: 3/5''/15 mm/s

Length: 28.7''/73 cm

Stroke Length: 31.5" / 800 mm

Load Capacity: 132 lbs

Color: Black

Package Content

1 x Motorized TV Lift

1 x Remote Controller

1 x Hand Controller

1 x Receiver Kit

1 x Screw Kit

1 x User Manual

Brand Name	VEVOR
Item Weight	18.7 pounds
Product Dimensions	41.7 x 9.8 x 4.7 inches
Item model number	dSZJ800MM60YC0001

VEVOR Motorized TV Lift Stand, Fits 32""-70"" TVs | Adjustable Height (42"" to 74"") | Remote Control, Space-Saving TV Mount

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