• LCDBKT-A15T2 tilting wall bracket
• Screws and wall plugs for fixing to the wall
• Screws and washers for mounting the monitor

• A 13 to 30 inch monitor or TV with VESA 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 holes, 15 kg or less
• A stud, brick or concrete wall, or fixings rated for the weight on plasterboard
• A drill, spirit level and screwdriver

01

Check the screen

Measure the holes on the back: 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mm. The screen must be 13 to 30 inches and 15 kg or less.

02

Fix it to the wall

Level the bracket, mark the holes and fix it into a stud, brick or concrete with the supplied screws and plugs, or fixings rated for the weight.

03

Mount the screen

Fix the monitor to the VESA plate with the supplied screws and washers. Use a screw length that grips without bottoming out in the monitor.

04

Set the tilt

Angle the screen up to 8° up or down for the best view, then tighten the hinge bolts and route the cables neatly.

Monitor

Flashview LCDFL24G2 24 inch

Full HD surveillance monitor with VESA 100 × 100 holes, 3.2 kg and 23.8 inches: inside this bracket's limits on both datasheets.

4K monitor

Flashview LCDFL27U 27 inch

4K IPS surveillance monitor with VESA 100 mounting, 4.5 kg. Also inside the 30 inch and 15 kg limits.

Bigger screen

LCDBKT-A25T tilt bracket

The same style of tilt mount for 17 to 42 inch screens up to 25 kg, with VESA 200 × 200 as well.

Security desks

Put the recorder's live view on the wall beside the desk and keep the desktop clear.

Reception counters

A camera monitor that staff can see at a glance, tilted down from above the counter.

Shop entrances

A screen showing the door camera, angled so customers see it as they walk in.

Offices and staff rooms

Mount a small monitor out of the way where space is tight.

Warehouses and dispatch

Wall-mount a screen at a packing or loading station, clear of benches and forklifts.

Home security

Show the driveway and front door cameras in the kitchen or hallway.

Will it fit my monitor?

Yes, if the monitor has VESA 75 × 75 or 100 × 100 mounting holes, is 13 to 30 inches and weighs 15 kg or less. Check the holes on the back of the screen or its datasheet.

Does it fit the Flashview LCDFL24G2 or LCDFL27U?

Yes, on paper. Both use VESA 100 × 100 holes, weigh 3.2 kg and 4.5 kg, and are 23.8 and 27 inches, all inside this bracket's limits.

How far does the screen sit from the wall?

38 mm, measured from the wall to the back of the bracket's VESA plate, according to Flashview's datasheet.

How much does it tilt?

Up to 8°. Flashview lists the tilt as ±8°, so the screen can lean forward or back to cut glare or suit a high mounting point.

Does it swivel left and right?

No. It tilts only. For a screen that turns, the LCDBKT-A35C ceiling bracket swivels ±90°, or ask us about a wall arm.

What comes in the box?

The bracket, screws and wall plugs for fixing it to the wall, and screws and washers for mounting the monitor, as listed by Flashview.

Can it hold a 32 inch TV?

No. Flashview rates it for 13 to 30 inch screens. The LCDBKT-A25T covers 17 to 42 inches and up to 25 kg.

My screen has VESA 200 × 200 holes. Will it fit?

No. This bracket takes VESA 75 × 75 and 100 × 100 only. The LCDBKT-A25T adds the 200 × 200 pattern.

What kind of wall can it go on?

Any wall that can carry the screen's weight. Fix it into a stud, brick or concrete. On plasterboard alone, use fixings rated for the load.

How do I measure the VESA pattern?

Measure centre to centre between the four threaded holes on the back of the screen, across and then down. 100 × 100 mm and 75 × 75 mm both fit.

What is it made of?

Aluminium with a satin black finish, which Flashview lists for the whole LCDBKT-A series.

What is the difference from the LCDBKT-A15F?

The A15T2 tilts ±8° and sits 38 mm off the wall. The A15F is fixed with no tilt and sits 15 mm off the wall. Both take 13 to 30 inch screens up to 15 kg.