The Kanto PS100 Tilt/Swivel Wall Mount 26-50" Displaysis designed to mount flat-panel TVs or displays measuring 26 to 50" and has a maximum load capacity of 66 lb. The mount is compatible with displays that have a 75 x 75 to 400 x 400mm mounting pattern. It will keep your TV 3" from the wall and provides 15° tilt and ±15° swivel.

Supports 26 to 50" TVs Up to 66 lb    75 x 75 to 400 x 400mm Mount Pattern    Provides 15° Tilt Adjustment    Provides ±30° Swivel Adjustment

The PS100's fingertip control allows you to tilt your TV forward up to 15°. Adjust the tilt to reduce glare and find the best viewing angle.

You can tighten the nuts to lock the tilt angle in place. The tilt head will automatically click into place when the TV is vertical.

The PS100 sits just 3" from the wall.

The PS100 is designed for TVs with VESA patterns ranging from 75 x 75 to 400 x 400mm. For TVs with a 300 x 300 or a 400 x 400mm pattern, attach the four extension arms using the supplied Nylock nuts.

The included magnetic covers are designed to fasten easily to the wall plate to give you a clean look.

To make things simple, Kanto included all the mounting hardware needed for wood studs and concrete installations.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi Photo makers! Is there a bowens adaptor for this? Can't find one on B&H...Thank you!!

A: This version of the Boom-Box is strictly for shoe mount flashes. There are no Bowens adapters which can be added to it. The version with a Bowens S mount is the Angler BoomBox Octagonal Softbox with Bowens Mount (36"), B&H # ANBB36DB. https://bhpho.to/2sK0UZw

Q: 2. Can you mount it on a camera tripod?

A: To adapt this softbox to a camera tripod, you can add the Manfrotto 119 Short (16mm) Adapter Spigot with 1/4"-20 & 3/8" Female Threads B&H # MA119 to the top of the tripod.

Q: 3. Deflector plate. Which way is best? Which way do you feel you get the most out of your light? Seems maybe the speed light facing the dome side? It just seems that maybe more light would be lost if you face the light into the cup side.

A: Facing the dome inwards will spread the light into the softbox.

Q: 4. Are there any boxes that can take a shoe mount adapter and bowens? Looking for a dual use portable softbox.

A: Westcott Switch Rapidbox would be able to do that.

Q: 5. I bought the rapid pro 26” to use with my AD200 however the deflector plate touches the bulb. Would that be the case here?

A: You’re able to adjust the position of the flash or mini strobe (e.g. AD200), but it is possible that the glass cover portion of the bare bulb (if that’s the configuration in which you’re using your AD200) will come in contact with the deflector plate. If you’d like to move it back further then you can add an articulating arm such as this one between the cold shoe on the bracket and the 1/4" female mounting thread on the AD200, AD100, or AD300: SmallRig Double Ball Head with Cold Shoe & 1/4"-20 Stud (B&H# SM1135) https://bhpho.to/3fixlon

Q: 6. Will the Godox V1 round head flash fit thru the opening?

A: Yes

Q: 7. How do you close the Angler BoomBox ?

A: You simply pull on the metal ring on the inside of the umbrella to close it and push it open. There is a video on our website that shows this, click the link below to view; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8v-fxmi8Ro&feature=emb_title

Q: 8. is this large enough to shoot a group of people with ? (10 to 15)

A: No this is not large enough for a group of people

Q: 9. My Sony Speedlights have a different type of mount than a standard shoe mount. Would that be a problem with this Angler Boom Box?

A: You would have no issue using this with Sony speedlight

Q: 10. How far apart are the mounting holes? Are they the same distance as the standard mount?

A: Unfortunately, as these are on special order from Meural, we have no way of physically measuring it. Please contact the manufacturer for specifications.