Understanding VESA: How It Affects Your TV Mount Compatibility
Learn what VESA means for TV mounts and how to ensure a perfect fit for your television.
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VESA stands for Video Electronics Standards Association and represents the standardized dimensions for TV mounts. When you see a TV mount labeled with a VESA specification, it refers to the horizontal and vertical distance (in millimeters) between the mounting holes on the back of the TV. For example, a VESA 200x200 means the holes are 200mm apart. Make sure your mount and TV are VESA-compatible to ensure a proper fit.
FAQs & Answers
- What is VESA? VESA, or Video Electronics Standards Association, is an organization that establishes standards for video electronics, including the specifications for TV mount dimensions.
- How do I know if my TV mount is VESA compatible? You can check if your TV mount is VESA compatible by looking for its VESA specification, which indicates the distance between the mounting holes on the back of your TV in millimeters.
- What do VESA dimensions mean? VESA dimensions, like 200x200, refer to the horizontal and vertical distance between the mounting holes on the back of the TV. A 200x200 specification means the holes are 200mm apart both horizontally and vertically.
- Can I use a non-VESA mount for my TV? Using a non-VESA mount for your TV is possible but generally not recommended, as it may not ensure a proper fit and could risk damaging your TV or mount.