The JELCO RotoLift Flat Screen Mobile Lift Casefrom JELCO RotoLift Flat Screen Mobile Lift Caseis an ABS plastic, anodized/extruded aluminum trimmed, and wood mobile case with a foam interior that holds a single 65-70" display. The unit features a two-piece locking lid with butterfly latches. The display is pre-mounted on a pneumatic, gas propelled, shock-mounted EZ-LIFT bracket. The display stores vertically but when deployed, can be rotated for horizontal or vertical viewing. The viewing height can be adjusted from 49 to 67".

Steel corners provide impact protection. Electric cable management is handled via a rear access port. There is also a built-in multi-outlet power cord with surge protection suitable for a North American outlet. The case is transported on its four 4" casters. There are also four carry handles; two on each side, and two on the front.

Mobile Station for One 65-70" Display    Shock-Mounted Pneumatic Rise System    Display Stores Vertically    Display Used Horizontally / Vertically    ABS Plastic / Wood Case / Foam Interior    Rear Access Cable Port    Built-In Multi-Outlet Power Strip    Surge Protected Power Cord    Four 4" Locking Casters    Made in the USA

Universal mounting bracket for flat-screen display

Adjustable viewing height of 49 to 67"

Shock-mounted EZ-LIFT mechanism is non-electric for setup/take down before power is available

Integrated cable management system

Latching two-piece lid

Rear Access port for electric cables; multi-outlet power strip with surge protection

ABS plastic cavity covers conceal inside of case when not in use

Four 4" locking casters

Four carry handles

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. hi i have my old Manfrotto 561BHDV-1 can i use it with this fluid head?

A: The Manfrotto MVH500AH Fluid Video Head with Flat Base uses a 3/8"-16 base mount. Attaching this head should not be an issue.

Q: 2. My english is poor, sorry. I need a Manfrotto padded bag for this kit. Manfrotto MVH500AH Flat Base Fluid Head + MT190XPRO4 Tripod Legs. What is the recommended model? Thanks

A: This kit includes the Vidpro TC35 Tripod Case, B&H # VITC35. https://bhpho.to/2AyGkMS

Q: 3. I'm trying to decide between this head, and the Manfrotto 502HD Pro Video Head for use with a DSLR and a variety of lenses. The heaviest lens I have is around 5 lbs., so with the DSLR, it would still be under the 11 pound capacity. Any input? Thanks.

A: In a video head, look for smoothness, weight capacity, dual locks, adjustable drag and counter balance. This one has all but the last two which are not adjustable. For the price, this is a fine head for most consumer video situations. The next step up would be an example like the Benro S7 Video Head B&H # BEVHS7. It has a bigger capacity, 15 lbs, and adjustable tilt drag and counterbalance.

Q: 4. Does anyone know if you can store this head with the head fully tilted (and locked) to fit in a bag? Or will that somehow wear out the spring ?

A: I've been storing it like this for 2,5 years and the spring is all fine

Q: 5. I am just new to this. For video, why would you use this against the ball type 500A version? I've read that ball types are better since you can level things faster. Thanks

A: Actually, both of these heads are the same, the difference is that the MVH500A includes the Half Ball. On that head, you can remove the Half Ball and what you're left with is two pieces, the head and half ball. On the B&H site, you can even purchase the Half Ball separately and attach it to a flat plate head to convert it to a ball head. The reason you would choose either of these heads would depend on your Tripod's legs. if the legs have a bowl, then you can use the ball head (because the ball would fit into the bowl to allow you to level quickly). But if your legs only have a flat plate, then you need the head without the ball, so you would get something like this MVH500AH.If you haven't made a purchase yet, and are wanting a ball head, then you should look for a complete tripod (head and legs) system that supports the ball head. As far as which is better, I would say that they both have specific usages, and both come in handy when you need them to. For everyday usage, it would be personal preference on which you think is better, I have both types.Hope this helps!

Q: 6. Does a carrying bag come with it?

A: This tripod does not come with a carrying bag, unfortunately.

Q: 7. Does the plate come with a locking pin? Is it spring loaded like other plates?

A: The Manfrotto MVH500AH Fluid Video Head with Flat Base camera plate has a locking pin that is not spring loaded, but is removeable.

Q: 8. Will this fit my manfrotto 628B monopod and hold a 7d with 70-200 lens?

A: I use this with primaphto with 1 4 to 3 4 adapter for the ball head and which can be detach to tripod to monopod with 70-200mm lense. Tilt is perfect in monopod but panning can be hard but nothing that practice can do. Not sure if helps but good luck

Q: 9. Is a Canon MK3 with a 100-400 zoom too heavy for this head?

A: I have used it with my 70-200 5D3 without issue. I would suggest ensuring you use the lens mounting point for the plate, though.This is a rugged head, much more robust than you might think.

Q: 10. Will my Manfrotto 577 plate fit on this? I'm trying to easily switch from glidecam to tripod with the quick release.

A: yes it can work no problem