one review says the 22 inch has a 2inch transformer plug so you can't flat mount. is that true?
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I measure only 1 inch. I do not have my hanging so I cannot answer fully, sorry.
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Mine certainly doesn't. Only had it a few days but it seems a perfectly nice unit so far.
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This tv has the usual transformer and it is between the wall plug and plug that goes into the tv. It isn't a wall wart, it is larger. The television is so thin that there isn't enough room in the tv for a transformer. The transformer could be hid behind the tv is needed but, an extension cord would probably be needed to supply power for the plug in. They need to make a longer power cord that has the transformer nearer the plug in that goes into the wall receptacle. It is difficult to wall mount a tv that has this large type transformer about mid way along the power cord.
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First, let me say this is a great TV mount. But, with a 60" TV you may be limited as to how far you can swing it around from side to side, due to the dimensions of a 60" flat-screen. We have two of them for our 19 and 24" TVs and would buy another without question.
1985597
You owe me one. I took my rig apart and lowered the adjustable holder to the maximum height. I found that the mount does have a max of 22.5" so your Antec will not fit. Sorry.
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Hello Norma,I agree with the comments that have been left so far. Just make sure the flatscreen your purchase has the VESA mounting holes of either 75mm x 75mm or 100mm x 100mm.Thanks for your question, and please let me know if you have any further questions.Taylor W.VIVO
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we have used it with 22 inch screens . you could call ergotron for assistance
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I can't speak for the 22" or the 23" but I have the 27" and I tried out the sound when using HDMI with my PS3. It worked flawlessly. I hooked it up with only HDMI and had immediate video and sound, there were no adjustments or anything that I needed to make. My only complaint was that there is no dedicated volume control. You have to go into the menu for picture and all that, select sound, select volume, and then make the adjustment. I only occasionally use this with my PS3 so its not a big deal for me, but if you were using it regularly for something like that and had to adjust the volume very often it could get annoying. If I use it with my laptop I can adjust the sound from the laptop, so that makes it pretty easy.
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The bolt pattern would not work more than likely. I'm not sure on a 22 inch but I know for sure my 19 inch it will not bolt too!
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You would need a 110 to 220 transformer that converts the power. Straight 22o would burn it up.
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Like all those other folks said, it depends on the hole pattern on the back of your TV. Most modern flat screens have either the hole patterns described here by other reviewers, or, like mine, they have a bracket attached to the bottom of the TV that has such a hole pattern. In either case, this will work. There isn't a flat screen 19" TV made that is too heavy for it. I think it's a good deal at a great price & was very easy to install. It comes in a very small box, and would be easy to return if you're not satisfied.
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From the mounting face of the panel it goes back pretty close to 1 7/8". But there are 2 flat terminals sticking back approx. another 3/8". I had limited clearance where I put mine so I had to find 90 degree flag terminals to hook it up. This was a real challenge for me because none of the usual places have 90 degree. Regular non-twist plugs work fine except Some plugs may not make e real "secure" connection. I have a Radio Shack solar trickle charger that would break connection at the slightest bump of the plug. I had to replace it with the plug that is the companion to this socket. But I have a DVD player that doesn't do this at all. 'Just depends on the plug, I guess.
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I Don't see why. My computer has numerous plugs in it and it handles it. I like the 8 foot in length, it helps when you don't have a lot of plugs. I have a flat screen plugged into mine right now. mo problems so far
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I don't think it can hurt anything, but seems to be an useless adaptation. I have to guess you are short of AC outlets in the vicinity of your application. As the specifications clearly state, the outlet is 15 amps. As long as you don't exceed that, I can't see the harm. I have called Leviton in the past about other devices and their customer service is great. I suggest you call them and ask the experts. I also suggest you just skip this purchase and just buy a regular outlet and plug in your surge strip and/or UPS. I use this product for behind my wall mounted flat screens TVs so the that I have protection and the power cable doesn't show. I don't think it can hurt anything, but seems to be an useless adaptation. I have to guess you are short of AC outlets in the vicinity of your application. As the specifications clearly state, the outlet is 15 amps. As long as you don't exceed that, I can't see the harm. I have called Leviton in the past about other devices and their customer service is great. I suggest you call them and ask the experts. I also suggest you just skip this purchase and just buy a regular outlet and plug in your surge strip and/or UPS. I use this product for behind my wall mounted flat screens TVs so the that... » Read More I don't think it can hurt anything, but seems to be an useless adaptation. I have to guess you are short of AC outlets in the vicinity of your application. As the specifications clearly state, the outlet is 15 amps. As long as you don't exceed that, I can't see the harm. I have called Leviton in the past about other devices and their customer service is great. I suggest you call them and ask the experts. I also suggest you just skip this purchase and just buy a regular outlet and plug in your surge strip and/or UPS. I use this product for behind my wall mounted flat screens TVs so the that I have protection and the power cable doesn't show. « Show Less
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Shouldn't be a problem. I've got a pair of 24" widescreens on mine, and I have the base just freestanding on my desk, and they're rock solid. The mount can also be hard-mounted to a desk for a more solid connection, but I don't think that will be necessary unless the 27" is really heavy.
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the stand is awesome...super high quality for the price. The company I work for spent 9 times this much for a name brand system...crazy good value. I have it set up with 6 -- 19 inch dells and there is plenty of give...I'd say it would work using the 22 inchers, but couldn't be 100%-- good luck.
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I have a 46" LED LCD TV which doesn't weigh more than 35 lbs if even that much. If your tV doesn't weigh much, that is a call you'll have to make. However, the mount itself wasn't more than $70, so it might be worth a try and if it doesn't work, you're not out a lot of money. The first flat wall mount I bought was $300. Good luck.
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This is for a 1" frame. It fits my 1" Serotta perfectly. I wouldn't worry about the 22.2 thing.
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The monitor can be rotated. Mine is tilting down a little, I don't remember what the tilt range on it is. But, portrait mode on a 22 inch wide screen monitor works fine.