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Electric Monitor Stands for 50" to 64" – Convenient Display Solutions for Professionals
Electric monitor stands for large screens between 50 and 64 inches offer a perfect combination of flexibility, ergonomics, and modern design. These high-quality solutions are ideal for professional use in conference rooms, offices, educational institutions, trade fairs, or in private homes. Thanks to motorized height adjustment and an optional swivel mechanism, heavy displays can be conveniently positioned at the touch of a button – without any effort.
Advantages of an Electric Monitor Stand
- Motorized height adjustment: Controllable via remote control or switch – millimeter-precise adjustment possible.
- Suitable for large displays: For screens from 50 to 64 inches, even suitable for particularly heavy devices.
- Mobile use: Many models with casters for flexible transport between rooms.
- Sturdy construction: Robust materials guarantee safe and long-lasting use.
- Cable management: Integrated cable guides ensure a tidy appearance.
These technical advantages make the monitor stands suitable for a wide variety of applications – from meeting rooms to digital signage in public areas.
Application areas for electric monitor stands
- Conference rooms and presentation areas Perfect display positioning for every speaker or viewer angle.
- Education (schools, universities, training centers) Interactive whiteboards or large touchscreens can be flexibly adjusted to user needs.
- Trade fairs and events Ideal for dynamic presentations and information displays – quickly positioned and mobile.
- Living rooms Luxurious home theater extension: The screen automatically rises from the stand upon request.
Below, we've compiled the most frequently asked questions about TV Lifts for you.
A TV lift is a motorized system that can mechanically extend and retract a television. The television is lifted out of or lowered into a piece of furniture or a wall using an electric motor and a lifting mechanism, such as a spindle or a scissor mechanism. It is usually controlled by remote control or smart home integration.
The depth of a cabinet or sideboard for a built-in TV lift depends on the design of the lift and the depth of the TV. As a general rule, the internal depth should be at least 12-20 cm greater than the depth of the TV to provide sufficient space for the mechanics and ventilation. Many TV lifts require an overall depth of 25-40 cm, depending on the model and screen size.
The lifting length of a TV lift depends on the size of the TV and the lift model chosen. Typically it is 50 to 100 cm for small to medium sized TVs and can be up to 120 cm or more for large models. The lifting length should be at least the height of the TV plus a small safety distance to allow the unit to extend fully.
The stroke or stroke length indicates how far a TV lift can move vertically. It determines how high the TV can be extended from a piece of furniture or wall paneling. The stroke length should be at least the height of the TV so that it is fully visible.
Yes, a TV can be positioned at the foot of the bed, ideally with a TV lift in a chest or sideboard. A motorized TV lift allows the TV to be raised and lowered as needed, saving space and maintaining a tidy appearance. Alternatively, a wall or ceiling mount can be used, depending on space and desired comfort.
There are various electric TV mounts that offer different functions depending on your needs. A TV lift allows the TV to be extended vertically from a piece of furniture or a wall. There are also tilting mounts to adjust the viewing angle, ceiling lifts that lower the TV from above, and underbed lifts that store the device under the bed to save space. If you need further information about TV-lifts and the possible areas of application, please click here.
A TV lift typically moves at a speed of around 2-4 cm per second, meaning the TV can be fully extended or retracted in 10-30 seconds, depending on the length of the lift. Some models have adjustable speed, but this depends on the manufacturer and the control technology. High-quality lifts often offer smooth start and stop movements for quiet and smooth movement.
A TV lift usually moves at a volume of around 30-50 dB, which is comparable to a quiet conversation or a whirring refrigerator. High-quality models have noise-reduced motors and gentle start and stop mechanisms, which make the movement particularly quiet and unobtrusive. The volume can vary depending on the design, motor and damping system.
A TV lift can be controlled in different ways, depending on the model and manufacturer. The most common method is a remote control (infrared or radio), which allows for convenient retraction and extension. Many modern lifts can also be controlled via an app via WiFi or Bluetooth and can sometimes be integrated into smart home systems such as Alexa or Google Assistant. There are also manual switches or buttons on the device that allow direct control without a radio connection.
Yes, many TV lifts have a manual control option via a switch or button on the unit in case the remote control doesn't work. Some models also offer an emergency mechanism to move the TV manually, even in the event of a power outage. It's a good idea to check the owner's manual to know the exact emergency procedures.
Yes, many modern TV lifts can be integrated into a smart home. They can be connected to smart home systems such as Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Apple HomeKit via WiFi or Bluetooth. This makes it possible to control the TV lift via voice command or via an app, which offers additional convenience and flexibility.
A TV lift offers various safety features, including overheat protection that switches off the motor if it is overloaded, and stop sensors that stop the lift if it encounters an obstacle. Many models also have child safety locks and emergency mechanisms for manual operation in the event of a power outage or technical problem.
The right TV mount depends primarily on the VESA standard and the weight of the TV. Both must match the VESA mount and the load capacity of the mount. If the VESA standard or the weight of the TV is not known, you can either find out both using the "Finder" or contact us. We are happy to help you!
The VESA standard is a standard for attaching flat screens / LCD / monitors / televisions to monitor mounts or TV mounts. Depending on the dimensions and weight of the screen, at least four threads or drill holes are defined (hole pattern). The uniform VESA standard allows you to attach your television to a monitor mount for the wall, table or ceiling.
To determine whether a TV has a VESA mount, you can look at the user manual or measure the distance between the screw holes on the back (typical dimensions: 75x75, 100x100, 200x200). Alternatively, you can search for the model number online using the "VESA standard".
Not every TV can be attached to a TV mount. A TV must have a VESA mount to be compatible with a mount. If the TV does not have VESA screw holes or requires a special mount, a standard mount may not be suitable. In such cases, special adapters or mounts may be required. You can get help choosing the right TV mount in our guide.
Whether the old TV mount can be reused depends on the VESA standard, the load capacity and the screen size of the new TV. If the mounting holes match and the mount can support the weight, reuse is usually possible. If there are small deviations, adapter plates can help.
Installing a TV mount usually takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the type of mount and the condition of the wall. A simple fixed mount is usually installed faster, while swiveling or tilting models require a little more time and precision.
Yes, installing a TV wall mount is relatively easy with the right tools and a little manual skill. A fixed mount can usually be installed quickly, while swiveling or tilting models require a little more precision. It is important to consider the type of wall, the VESA standard and the load capacity of the mount.
When buying a TV wall mount, the VESA standard, the load capacity and the desired mobility (fixed, tiltable or swiveling) are important. In addition, the mount should match the wall structure and offer the right distance for optimal use. Good cable routing ensures a clean appearance.
Swiveling means moving the TV sideways to the left and right, while tilting allows you to tilt it up or down to reduce reflections. Rotating, on the other hand, allows you to rotate the screen on its own axis, which is particularly useful for special installations such as portrait orientation. A flexible mount often combines several of these functions for the best adjustment. Find more Infos
Yes, many TV wall mounts support multiple VESA standards by offering different hole spacing for mounting. Universal mounts are often designed for common sizes such as 200x200, 400x400 or 600x400 mm. It is important to check whether the TV's VESA standard is compatible with the mount before purchasing.
The ideal distance from the TV depends on the screen size and resolution. For HD TVs, the distance should be about 1.5 to 2.5 times the screen diagonal; for 4K TVs, 1 to 1.5 times the distance is sufficient. This way, the picture stays sharp and you can see the display clearly. click here for more tips and tricks
If a TV does not have VESA holes, you can use special adapters or brackets that can be attached to the existing mounting points on the TV. Alternatively, there are also wall brackets that are suitable for TVs without VESA compatibility and allow for individual attachment.