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H497

VESA Adapter Kit for Heckler AV Cart

Identify the display's VESA pattern, assemble the adapter plates, and mount the display to Heckler AV Cart.
H497 VESA adapter plates fitted between the rear of a display and the legacy AV Cart mounting rails.

This guide is also available as a printable PDF.

Applies to
H497 VESA Adapter Kit, using the mounting rails and TV mounting hardware included with Heckler AV Cart, as illustrated in the original revision 1 instructions.

In the box

  • 4 × adapter plates
  • 8 × M8 screw (F534)
  • 8 × wing nut (F520)
  • 1 × 6 mm hex key (F535)
The included eight F534 M8 screws, eight F520 wing nuts and one F535 6 mm hex key, beside the measuring tape needed for installation.

Tools and dimensions

You will also need a measuring tape.

The adapter plate drawing identifies hole offsets of 50 mm (1.97 inches) and 40 mm (1.57 inches).

Adapter plate hole offsets labeled 50 mm (1.97 inches) horizontally and 40 mm (1.57 inches) vertically.

Identify your TV's VESA hole pattern

Measure the spacing between your TV's VESA mounting holes. W is the horizontal spacing; H is the vertical spacing.

Back of a display with W marking the horizontal spacing and H marking the vertical spacing between its VESA mounting holes.

Use the adapter orientation shown for your VESA width: inward-facing plates for widths below 400 mm (15.8 inches), or outward-facing plates for widths above 400 mm (15.8 inches).

Width below 400 mm (15.8 inches)Width above 400 mm (15.8 inches)
200 × 100 mm (7.87 × 3.9 inches)600 × 200 mm (23.6 × 7.87 inches)
200 × 200 mm (7.87 × 7.87 inches)600 × 300 mm (23.6 × 11.8 inches)
300 × 200 mm (11.8 × 7.87 inches)600 × 400 mm (23.6 × 15.8 inches)
300 × 300 mm (11.8 × 11.8 inches)
VESA pattern examples shown in the original guide (W × H).

The layout diagrams show mounting widths of 200 mm (7.87 inches), 300 mm (11.8 inches), 500 mm (19.7 inches), and 600 mm (23.6 inches).

Two adapter orientations: inward-facing plates for widths below 400 mm and outward-facing plates for widths above 400 mm. The original diagrams label the illustrated mounting widths and VESA patterns.
Rear views of the AV Cart with the adapter plates facing inward for a narrower display and outward for a wider display.

Remove the wing nuts

Remove the wing nuts from the four adapter plates as shown.

Four adapter plates with wing nuts shown lifting off their preinstalled studs. Curved arrows show the nuts being loosened.

Attach the upper adapter plates

Use 4 × M8 screw (F534), 4 × wing nut (F520), and the 6 mm hex key (F535).

The upper adapter plates attach to the two vertical mounting rails with four F534 screws and four F520 wing nuts, using the F535 hex key. The enlarged view shows the screw, rail, plate and wing nut connection.

Measure the VESA height

Use measuring tape to measure the height of your VESA pattern.

A measuring tape alongside the vertical mounting rails marks height H between the upper and lower VESA mounting positions.

Attach the lower adapter plates

Position the lower plates at the measured height H. Attach them as shown using 4 × M8 screw (F534), 4 × wing nut (F520), and the 6 mm hex key (F535).

The lower adapter plates attach to the rails at the measured height with four F534 screws and four F520 wing nuts, using the F535 hex key.

Install the TV mounting hardware

The display's rear mounting points receive the TV mounting hardware included with Heckler AV Cart. Curved arrows indicate tightening.

Attach the rails to the display

The rails and adapter plates attach to the back of the display using the AV Cart's TV mounting hardware. The original handling pictogram crosses out one person and shows two people with a check mark.

Mount the display assembly to the cart

Mount the assembled display to Heckler AV Cart as shown.

The completed display and rail assembly mounts to Heckler AV Cart. A circular detail shows the shelf connection and its mounting hardware; the final check mark indicates completion.