The Chief FHB5149 is a hardware kit for displays whose VESA mounting holes are not centered vertically on the back of the screen. On those models the panel ends up sitting noticeably higher or lower than the mount position, which throws off alignment in rows, video walls and fixed-height installs. The FHB5149 adds a pair of offset adapter brackets between the display and the mount's interface arms so the screen can be shifted back to where it belongs. Chief rates the kit for vertical VESA spacing up to 405 mm and lists it for Fusion and Thinstall mounts that use flat interface brackets. It is not intended for mounts that hang the display on buttons. The kit is finished in black and is TAA compliant according to Chief.
Key Features
- Corrects high or low VESA placement
- Up to 405 mm vertical VESA pattern
- For flat-interface-bracket Fusion and Thinstall mounts
- Black, TAA compliant
Ideal Applications
Large-format signage and conference displays (Samsung commercial models are a common case) where the VESA pattern is offset and screens must line up precisely.
Compatibility
Works with Chief Fusion and Thinstall mounts that use flat interface brackets. Not compatible with button-style interfaces. Chief also sells this offset bracket bundled with the FHB5147 M8 screw kit as FHB5196.