AVF Group NXL4502PB: Cornermount - Manual (Page 12)

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DON’T FORGET TO CHECK THE RANGE OF SCREEN ROTATION YOU CAN ATTAIN WITH YOUR CHOSEN SUPPORT ARM
POSITION. USE THE TEMPLATES TO DEMONSTRATE POSSIBLE ROTATION OF VIEWING ANGLE OF TV TO ROOM. SIMPLY
NOTE WHAT ROTATION IS POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE BRACKET CLASHING WITH THE WALL OR ITS SELF (SEE FIG 4
(PAGE 11)
).
CONSIDER THE POSITION OF OTHER FURNITURE AND VIEWING POSITIONS IN THE ROOM
ENSURE VIEWING ANGLE
IS SUITABLE FOR ROOM.
IDEALLY SUPPORT ARMS
WOULD NOT BE VISIBLE
FROM IN FRONT OF TV,
IN SOME INSTANCES THIS
IS NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE
ARMS BEHIND TV
LINES DENOTE
MIN/MAX ANGLE
RANGE
90°
30° MIN
LINES DENOTE
MIN/MAX ANGLE
RANGE
90°
60° MAX
THIS AREA MUST BE IN
CONTACT WITH THE WALLS
THE EDGES “E” REPRESENT THE
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM
ANGLE TO THE WALL THAT THE
TEMPLATES CAN BE PLACED
“E”
“E”