This 3 in 1 cleaning kit includes a cleaning spray, microfiber scratch-free cloth and an anti-static retractable brush. The cleaning kit can be used on all types of flat panel screens and is streak free. This kit helps remove dust/dirt and fingerprints giving you a crystal clear screen to view. The cleaning kit is perfect for use with televisions, laptops monitors, portable audio/video players, camera screens, and much more. The microfiber cloth has small holes that are great for catching dirt and fingerprints, keeping your screen extra clean.
Features:
Professional cleaning solution for LCD and Plasma screens
Elastic anti-static brush effectively cleans dust and dirt
Scratch free microfiber cloth, helps to polish and remove dust and fingerprints
More effective than standard commercial window cleaners and can be used on all types of glass surfaces, such as camera lens, glasses, and sunglasses
Streak-free solution
Great for LCD, tablets, hand-held gaming devices, computers, cameras, etc.
A: When choosing a bracket compatibility is determined by weight and VESA pattern. The weight of your TV must not exceed the maximum capacity the bracket can hold. Secondly your TV must conform to the proper VESA (see below for an explanation of VESA) pattern. The VESA pattern determines the placing of the screw holes on the TV. Your TV instruction manual should provide which patterns your TV supports.
Although we give a recommended size that does not guarantee compatibility. We provide them as general guidelines.
Q: What is a VESA mounting pattern?
A: VESA mounting pattern technically called VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS) is the industry standard for mounting flat panel monitors and TVs. It is widely adopted in the industry and allows for easy compatibility between mounts and TVs.
The smallest VESA configuration is 50mm x 50mm. This means their are four screw holes in a square pattern 50mm apart.
The largest VESA configuration is 800mm x 400mm. The screws are in a rectangular pattern 800mm apart on the long edge and 400mm on the short edge.
Check your instruction manual for the VESA pattern your TV supports.
