PM-ADAPT-A
Universal VESA Adapter 50x50 till 200x200 black
The PureMounts Universal VESA Adapter is a black steel adapter plate for flat screen TVs, monitors, plasma TVs, LED TVs, and LCD TVs, supporting a load capacity of up to 30kg. It is designed for use with VESA hole …
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The PureMounts Universal VESA Adapter is a black steel adapter plate for flat screen TVs, monitors, plasma TVs, LED TVs, and LCD TVs, supporting a load capacity of up to 30kg. It is designed for use with VESA hole patterns ranging from 50x50 to 200x200, providing an extension of the hole size for your TV set and allowing for easy installation and adjustment on universal wall mounts.
Product familyPureMountsCategoryHardwareRelease year2012Documentation as of10.11.2026 · Version 2Country of originChinaAvailable languages12 languagesDocuments✓ Manual– Datasheet– Quick start guideFeatures
- VESA adapter for VESA 50x50 to 200x200
- Load capacity: 30kg, material steel
- Extension of the hole size for your TV set!
- Adapter/adapter plate for flat screen TVs, monitors, plasma TVs, LED TVs, LCD TVs
Scope of delivery
- 1x PM-ADAPT-A VESA-Adapter, black
- 1x Set of Screws
- 1x Installation Manual
Many functions at fair conditions
Universal VESA adapter for optimal mounting of your TV set on any universal wall mount.
The PureMounts VESA adapters are designed to make universal wall mounts compatible with all VESA dimensions.
LOEWE devices in particular usually have a VESA dimension of 300x300, which is simply not supported by many wall mounts.
This is exactly where the adapter can be used: it reduces or enlarges the VESA hole size of your TV set.
The adapters fit the latest generation of LED, LCD and plasma flat screens perfectly.
The adapter plates are made of robust and durable steel and support a maximum weight of 30kg.
Simple installation
Easy installation, first attach the adapter to the TV, then mount it to the wall bracket, ready.
Short installation time, approx. 5 minutes, 1 person, incl. installation instructions.
