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VEVOR Automated TV Elevator 39.4" Stroke 32-70" TVs 154 lbs
Motorised carbon-steel lift raises 32-70 inch TVs up to 154 lbs between 28.74 and 68.11 inches at 35 mm/s via remote or hand controller
- Lifts TVs 28.74" to 68.11" with 39.4" stroke for flexible viewing
- Carbon steel frame supports 154 lbs for stable heavy-screen mounting
- 35 mm/s motorised lift raises or lowers screen in seconds
- Fits 32" to 70" LCD, LED, plasma and curved TVs
- Includes remote and wired hand controller for convenient operation
Carbon Steel Motorised TV Lift
This motorised lift raises and lowers televisions from 32 to 70 inches using a carbon steel frame. A 500 N motor moves the screen at 35 mm/s across a 39.4 inch stroke. Height adjustment ranges from 28.74 to 68.11 inches with four hook positions. The unit supports up to 154 lbs and includes remote and hand controllers plus a screw kit.
Floor-standing installations needing concealed
The lift is designed for floor-mounted use only and cannot be installed on ceilings or walls. It suits living rooms, bedrooms or offices where a TV disappears into cabinetry when not viewed. Buyers who need ceiling-mounted or wall-mounted deployment should look at a different mounting style. The single-column design also requires sufficient floor space for the 19.1 by 26.1 inch base.
154 lb maximum load capacity
The steel construction and 500 N motor are rated for televisions weighing up to 154 lbs. Exceeding this limit risks mechanical failure and voids safe operation. Verify the TV weight before purchase; heavier displays require a higher-rated lift mechanism.
Highlights
- Lifts TVs 28.74" to 68.11" with 39.4" stroke for flexible viewing
- Carbon steel frame supports 154 lbs for stable heavy-screen mounting
- 35 mm/s motorised lift raises or lowers screen in seconds
- Fits 32" to 70" LCD, LED, plasma and curved TVs
- Includes remote and wired hand controller for convenient operation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What floor footprint does the 19.1 x 26.1" carbon-steel base need for the 39.4" stroke?
The lift sits on a 19.1 by 26.1 inch carbon-steel platform, so clear that rectangle on the floor plus room for the TV overhang before mounting.
Which controller pairs first — the IR remote or the wired hand controller — and what is the common pairing mistake?
Power the unit, then press the remote’s pair button within three seconds; skipping this step leaves only the wired hand controller active.
When should the 500 N motor and screw kit be inspected or replaced?
Check the motor mounts and all supplied screws every six months; tighten any that have loosened and replace the screw kit if threads show wear.
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