TH-VWP-100 - Wall mount Atdec - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wall Mount
Brand	Atdec
Model	TH-VWP-100
Maximum Load	165 kg (363 lbs) per panel
Wall Plate Width	1000 mm (estimated)
Mounting Pattern	Universal (VESA compatible)
Leveling Adjustment	Yes, via top screw on bracket
Wall Adjustment	Yes, leveling bolt for uneven walls
Security	Provisions for security cables/locks
Screen Orientation	Landscape or Portrait
Mounting Method	Hook-on brackets
Material	Steel
Color	Black
Included Hardware	M8 bolts (16/30/50/65 mm), spacers, coach screws, nylon anchors, washers
Tools Required	Power drill, 8 mm drill bit, 10 mm masonry bit, 13 mm socket wrench, Phillips screwdriver, spirit level, tape measure
Installation Method	Attach brackets to screen, mount wall plates, hang screens, level, cable
Multi-Screen Support	Yes, for video walls

Frequently Asked Questions - TH-VWP-100 Atdec

What is the maximum weight capacity of the Atdec TH-VWP-100 wall mount?

The maximum load is 165 kg (363 lbs) per panel or screen.

How do I install the wall plates for this mount?

Determine the desired height, use the mount as a drilling template, drill holes for coach screws (use all provided screws for masonry or timber studs), and ensure the wall plate is level with a spirit level.

Can I use this mount for a single screen?

Yes, the TH-VWP-100 is designed for both single and multi-screen video wall installations.

What tools are required for installation?

You need a power drill, 8 mm drill bit, 10 mm masonry drill bit, 13 mm socket wrench, Phillips head screwdriver, spirit level, and tape measure.

How do I level the screens after mounting?

Use the leveling screw at the top of each mounting bracket. Adjust with a spirit level until the screen is level.

How do I adjust for uneven walls?

Screw the leveling bolt in or out to match each display's position.

How can I remove a screen if needed?

Tilt up the screens in sequence (starting from the top), then pull out and lift off the screen you need to remove.

Does this mount support security cabling?

Yes, the bracket and wall plate have holes that can accommodate security cables and locks.

What is the warranty on the Atdec TH-VWP-100?

Warranty information is not provided in the manual. Please contact Atdec directly for warranty details.

Can the mount be used in portrait orientation?

Yes, the screens can be mounted in portrait orientation. Follow the installation steps and ensure brackets are mounted at the same position for alignment.

USER MANUAL TH-VWP-100 Atdec

• Power Drill
• 8mm (0.31") Drill Bit
  • 10mm (0.39") Masonry Drill Bit
• 13mm (0.51") Socket Wrench Shifter
  • Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Spirit Level
• Tape Measure

M8 × 16/30/50/65 (x4)

Spacer (x8)

Wall Plate 1.6m
(TH-VWP-160)

Coach Screw (x3)

Nylon Anchor (x3)

8mm Washer (x3)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

! IMPORTANT - Install Video Wall as per installation instruction.
! This product supports a maximum load of 165kg (363lbs.) per panel or screen.
! The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installation.

Step 1. Check Components

Check you have received all parts against the component checklist and hardware on the previous page.

Step 2. Mounting Brackets

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Option A

If the distance between the top of the display & mounting bracket is 80mm and under, mount directly onto the screen.

IMPORTANT

For the Brackets to function correctly they must be mounted as close to the top of the screen as possible.

When mounting multiple screens the brackets must be mounted in exactly the same position each time to ensure alignment.

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Option B

If the distance between the top of the display & mounting bracket is between 80 and 165mm, mount using spacers included.

NOTE: The top of the bracket must not be higher than the top of the screen.

Step 3. Mounting first Wall Plate

3.1. 3.2.

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Determine the desired height of your screen from the floor.

3.3.

3.4.

Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Wall Plate is LEVEL

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2 coach screws are provided for the TH-VWP-050, TH-VWP-080, TH-VWP-100 and 3 coach screws are provided for the TH-VWP-160. Ensure all screws are used with exception of where timber studs are spaced too far apart.

Masonry Timber Stud

TIP: Use Mount as a drilling template.
IMPORTANT! Any structural elements must be capable of supporting the combined weight of all the equipment and devices being mounted. If in doubt, consult a structural engineer.

Step 4. Mount remaining Wall Plates

4.1.
Repeat Step 3.4 with the following to install the remaining Wall Plates
Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Wall Plates are LEVEL

4.2.

Step 5. Mounting screens

5.1.

Install the screens row by row, starting at the bottom. Ensure each row of screens are level before moving on to the next row.

Installation may start from left or right.

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Screen shown in Landscape orientation

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    A["Step 1"] --> B["Step 2"]
    B --> C["Step 3"]

Screen shown in Portrait orientation

Please use a Spirit Level during installation to ensure that the Screens are LEVEL

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5.2.

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Angle the screen as shown and position so the hook is above the bracket

Drop the hook onto the bracket to engage and gently lower the screen

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5.3. - Screen Levelling 5.3. - Wall Levelling

Level the screen by adjusting the screw at the top of each mounting bracket. Use a spirit level to ensure screen is level.

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To adjust for uneven walls, screw the leveling bolt in or out to match each display position.

Step 6. Cabling

6.1. - Cabling sequence

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Screen shown in Landscape orientation
Tilt up each row, starting at the top, leaving each screen out until all cabling is finished.
You may start from the left or right.

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    A["Step 1"] --> B["Step 2"]
    B --> C["Step 3"]

Screen shown in Portrait orientation

6.2. To gain access for cabling:

Step 7. Security (optional)

The holes shown in the bracket and wall plate can accommodate security cabling and locks.

Step 8. Screen Removal

To remove screen X for repair or replacement, tilt up the numbered screens in sequence, then pull out and lift off screen X.

1
2
X

Installation complete!