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FL50-575WH1 MOVE Go 65-110'' 100x100-1000x600 125kg h:129-139cm MOVE Go XL

PLN 2,502.78 incl. ⁨23⁩% VAT
PLN 2,034.78 excl. VAT
14 days returnUnconditional return policy
Availability:
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Brand:
Neomounts by NewStar
Product code:
FL50-575WH1 / 8717371443245

Meet Neomounts FL50-575WH1 MOVE Go XL; the ultimate mobile solution for large screens up to 110" with a maximum load capacity of 125 kg. This sturdy cart is not only durable and reliable, but also quick and easy to assemble.Designed with a solid construction, MOVE Go XL offers an ideal solution for large and ultrawide 105" (touch) screens. The floor stand offers manual height adjustment in 2 pre-set positions, from 129 to 139 cm, ensuring an optimal viewing height. For added security, the screen can be secured in place by locking the brackets with a padlock (not included). Additionally, it comes with a media shelf (front and rear mountable) and a lockable, ventilated equipment compartment with a cable management hole, which is optional for installation.MOVE Go XL is all about mobility. Thanks to the practical handles and four sturdy 100 mm double-locking castors, it moves effortlessly wherever you need it. Thanks to the large castors, thresholds or carpets are no challenge for the FL50-575WH1. The shallow profile ensures easy passage through doorways.Assembly is very easy, as the MOVE Go XL is delivered partially pre-assembled and includes a screw box with a range of VESA mounts (from 100x100 to 1100x600 mm). Thanks to the supplied cardboard mounting bracket, the set-up can be quickly completed by one person in just a few minutes.Various accessories are available for the MOVE Go XL trolleys, such as the VESA 800 extension kit, the universal video bar kit and the practical wheel brake lock.

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