Bipra
Bipra T580-2 Dual Ceiling TV Mount 2 in 1 Accessory
Heavy-duty ceiling bracket holds two 60-100 inch TVs up to 132 lbs each with tilt, seven height levels from 53.54 to 72.83 and max VESA 900x600
- Mount two 60–100 inch screens up to 132 lbs each
- Height adjustable in 7 steps from 53.54 to 72.83 inches
- Tilt +3 to -15 degrees to reduce glare
- Cold-rolled steel with double-thick rods for strength
- Hollow tube routes cables inside the pole
Dual ceiling TV mount for 60–100 in screens
The Bipra T580-2 is a heavy-duty ceiling bracket that holds two flat-panel TVs between 60 and 100 inches. Each screen can weigh up to 132 lbs. It fits VESA patterns from 200x200 mm up to 900x600 mm. The mount suits commercial venues such as restaurants, gyms, airports and shopping centres as well as residential installations.
Height and tilt adjustments built in
Seven discrete height positions let you set the centre of the mounting plate between 53.54 and 72.83 inches from the ceiling. A tilt range of +3 to -15 degrees reduces glare and improves viewing angles. Cables route through the hollow centre tube for a clean appearance. The steel construction uses an enlarged base and double-thick suspension rods for added rigidity.
Maximum VESA 900x600 mm decides fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the maximum supported VESA pattern of 900x600 mm. If your TV’s mounting holes exceed this dimension the bracket will not attach. Buyers whose screens require a larger VESA pattern or weigh more than 132 lbs per screen cannot use this mount.
Highlights
- Mount two 60–100 inch screens up to 132 lbs each
- Height adjustable in 7 steps from 53.54 to 72.83 inches
- Tilt +3 to -15 degrees to reduce glare
- Cold-rolled steel with double-thick rods for strength
- Hollow tube routes cables inside the pole
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 7 height-adjustment holes on the 53.54–72.83 inch pole need periodic re-tightening?
The cold-rolled steel pole uses fixed-height holes; check and re-torque the mounting bolts after the first week and then annually to counter vibration loosening.
What is the first limit reached when both 132 lb screens hang at the maximum 72.83 inch drop?
The 132 lbs per screen rating and the 900x600 mm VESA maximum are the structural limits; exceeding either voids the load capacity.
Does the hollow tube design transmit fan noise or heat from the TVs into the ceiling cavity during all-day use?
The tube only routes cables; it is not a duct, so TV fan noise and heat remain in the room and do not migrate into the ceiling space.
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