Can i use it on a tv 55 inch?
1375635
Not really, this is just for small appliances and to use during a short period. Also 300 Watt it is not enough the TV consume less than that but when you switch it on the TV use more power so to have your TV safe at least you must think in a 750Watt . I have an European 46" LED TV and I'm using this one: Power Bright VC750W Voltage Transformer 750 Watt Step Up/Down converter 110/120 Volt - 220/240 Volt . Never have any problem since March when I start using it. So I totally recommend you go for the 750Watt.
1375636
Check how many watts your TV needs on input. I think it's more than the 300 watt that this transformer would provide...
1375637
It depends on the rated power of your TV - you should check the manual. If it's less than 300W you're good to go.
1375638
You will need to check your owners manual for your TV (on line or printed) to see what the Watt usage is. If is uses less than 300 Watts then you could use this item. However, I would imagine the TV would require a larger unit.
1375639
you need to check how many watts does your tv consume. it should be somewhere on the back side of your set. if it is below 300 watt then you can use it.
1375640
No, I def would not. I had one that I used on am XBOX and it blew it. That was in the first ten minutes of me using it. I tried to return it and they wouldn't take it, nor would they provide me with a refund.
1375641
I don't know. You'll need to check the wattage of your TV to make sure it is less than 300 Watts. You will also need to check the input frequency specified for the TV to make sure it matches that of the location where you will use the TV. For example, a TV made for the US market will likely expect a 60Hz input frequency. The input frequency is most other countries is 50Hz.
2213566
I assume that is a 55" and yes it will work we just had to replace the tv we bought this mount for and bought a 52" we could easily do larger. It holds a lot of weight.
1080561
I am not sure. I am using it with a 55" TV. To be safe I would look for a model that indicates it is for 37" TVs.
1567579
The mount uses a standard VESA pattern and the specs state that it will support up to a 55-inch set -- so I'd say it should work for you.
301716
It depends how old your TV is. On some newer flat screen models you can. It just depends on the model! I have a Sony 50" and I can, but my brother has a Samsung 32" and he can't on his! Hope this helps you in a way!
341456
I used it for a 55 inch and it works great. I have it pulled away and turned almost 90 degrees at times with no problem. Just make sure to lag it into the studs well.
2107836
I think it's a matter of opinion. A 55' "could" overhang a little, or it could come right to the edge, but it depends on the TVs actual width. My 44' fits with plenty of room to spare.Personally I wouldn't hesitate to upgrade to a 55' if it was within my budget, and place it on this exact stand.
463690
Probably, but first, look on the back of your TV to see if there are (4) threaded holes. Any TV that you can hang on the wall will have these (and since it's only 5 years old I'm sure the holes are there). Second, make sure the size your TV matches the capacity of this bracket. I mounted a 55" TV that was probably about 4 years old (and heavy)...the bracket worked just fine.
989476
I looked back it dosent say but up to a 55 inch tv I would say it depends on if you screw it into the studs or not
42753
It fit my 55 inch Sony. It comes with a variety of mounting bolts and spacers so I would guess it would work since most TVs have one of a few standard mounts.
1979672
I have a 50" on it right now and it's perfect. It has an inch or two on each side before it "hangs" over the tops edge. I don't see why a 55" tv wouldn't work though. Seems like it's be fine.
1474845
Hey Marc, this is an outstanding flat panel mount. I have a 55 inch screen on it and it will support is with no issues. Just make sure you have studs behind it. I was really leery at first. I extended it out as far as it would go and it is maxed at 18 inches from the wall. Hope this helps!
206824
Donald, they advertise up to 60" TV. I used it on a 55". I wouldn't recommend using anything bigger than 60 inches.
101553
Sure can but you'll most likely need a 3.5 mm to RCA cable. Unless your TV has a headphone jack in the back.
592453
I don't see why not. It has multiple mounting bolt patterns and is very sturdy. Just compare the specs between the mount and the TV.
661696
I think it would be fine for that TV. I have a 55in Sony Smart Tv and I luv it.
2138221
i used it for a 33" Flat Screen TV ... i presume if there are universal mounting holes on the back of the 55" TV it would work but you have to check the maximum weight rating from the seller; the bracket must be installed on beams (i used lag bolts which may have been overcompensating, but it is very secure). My advice is to contact the seller for the max weight recommendation.