Chariot TV renforcé Equip 60–105 pouces

The Equip 650609 heavy-duty TV cart is designed to support LED and LCD flat-panel TVs from 60" to 105" with a maximum load capacity of 100 kg. The black cart features height adjustment for optimal viewing, an equipment shelf for accessories and integrated cable management to keep cables out of sight. The unit includes an anti-theft locking hole for an additional padlock (padlock not included) and locking casters for stable positioning and easy relocation.

Advantages

The cart offers a solid and stable mounting solution for large displays with a minimum VESA of 400 x 400 mm and a maximum VESA of 1000 x 600 mm. Its height-adjustable design and equipment shelf increase versatility for conferencing and presentations. Locking casters and an anti-theft locking hole enhance security and usability, while internal cable management provides a cleaner appearance.

Suitable for

• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Trade shows and event presentations
• Public displays in lobbies or retail environments
• Educational facilities and lecture halls

Key specifications

• Supported screen size: 60"–105"
• Maximum load capacity: 100 kg
• Product weight: 18.95 kg
• VESA compatibility: min 400 x 400 mm, max 1000 x 600 mm
• Number of displays: 1
• Colour: Black
• Manufacturer model (MPN): 650609
• EAN: 4015867223024

How to use

Assemble the cart following the supplied instructions and secure the TV to the VESA mounting bracket using compatible screws for the TV’s VESA pattern. Adjust the cart height to the desired viewing level and place accessories on the equipment shelf. Route cables through the internal cable management channels to keep them concealed. If required, fit an additional padlock to the anti-theft locking hole to prevent unauthorized removal.

Recommendations

For safety and best performance, ensure the total weight of the display and accessories does not exceed the 100 kg capacity, and verify the TV’s VESA pattern fits within the specified 400 x 400 to 1000 x 600 mm range. Lock the casters before leaving the display unattended.