CLIFF TILT - VESA 400 - tilting

ERARD PRO CLIFF — steel wall mounts for flat screens from 15 to 85 inches, in fixed, tilting and tilt and swivel versions, with an integrated spirit level and an anti-drop safety catch for the screen.

The letter T in the designation means tilt, TW45 tilt and swivel. CLIFF 200T to 600T hold the screen 71 mm off the wall, CLIFF 100T 60 mm, the TW45 variants 80 mm to 99 mm, the fixed ones 20 mm and CLIFF STRETCH 36 mm. In installation design that difference matters more than the tilt itself.

Key features

• Steel construction with epoxy paint, one range for the whole 15 to 85 inch span

• Integrated spirit level, levelling is done during installation with no extra tool

• Anti-drop safety catch for the screen as part of the construction

• Fixed variants at 20 mm clearance, the screen sits visually flush with the wall

• T variants with +5° / −15° tilt for a screen above eye level, TW45 variants with ±20° or ±70° of swivel on top

• Approved for solid masonry as well as hollow plasterboard walls

• Installation by one person, 10 to 20 minutes depending on the variant

• Compatible with LCD and OLED screens with flat backs

Strengths and limits

Which installation

The “Suitable” field follows from the technical parameters of the range, the “Verify” and “Consider another model” fields from the practice of the atlantis team.

Variants in the range

Load, VESA and screens

The CLIFF 100 to 600T mounts weigh from 0.39 kg to 2.70 kg. The construction is steel with epoxy paint in a grey finish, CLIFF STRETCH comes in black.

In the box

Order with it

Where the range sits

What to verify before ordering and installing

1. Screen weight: from the screen datasheet, not from the diagonal, the ceiling of the range is 30 kg

2. VESA pattern: the specific screen model, not just its size

3. Installation height: a screen centre above eye level means the tilting variant

4. Wall construction: masonry, concrete or plasterboard and the anchors that follow

5. Load-bearing preparation: on plasterboard and with a heavy screen it is settled at the building stage

6. Cabling: penetration, socket and data outlet exactly behind the screen, on the fixed variants there is 20 mm behind it

7. Back of the screen: a flat back needs no adaptation, a curved or irregular one needs an adapter plate

8. Environment: a publicly accessible space means adding anti-theft securing

The atlantis team helps with every point. From matching the mount to the specific screen through building readiness and cabling to installation, commissioning and handover of the documentation.

Installation design and services

• The weakest link sets the load rating of the assembly: in a stand plus screen mount plus shelf assembly, the lowest of the stated load ratings always applies. Check the screen weight in its own datasheet, not from the diagonal.

• Check VESA before ordering: the stated range is the maximum pattern, not a guarantee that the screen fits. On large formats and on screens with curved or irregular backs, verify both the pattern and the thickness in advance.

• The wall type decides the fixing hardware: plasterboard, masonry and concrete each need different anchors. On part of the range the wall screw set is not in the box and the fixing hardware is chosen on site to suit the wall.

• Cabling and service access belong in the design, not on the installation day: cable routing inside the column, the wall penetration and access to the back of the screen have to be in the room layout before anyone drills.

atlantis services for partners

atlantis is a direct importer and distributor, and we supply through a network of specialist partners. The services below are therefore offered to the partner, not to the end customer. The partner sets the scope. On one project we are only the source of the parts and a consultation, on another we design the whole run and oversee the work, on a third we take on the installation in full.

• Choosing the kit by camera and distance: we pick the kit from the camera or codec the customer already has, how far it sits from the equipment and which interface is used, that is HDMI, USB or fibre. We also say what to do about a device that is not on the compatibility list.

• Route design and building readiness: we go through the cable run with the partner, the category and length of the cabling, the number and position of the boxes, the wall penetration and the space in the rack. On in-wall mounts the opening size and cavity depth are what matters, and we settle those before the order, not on site.

• Completing the order: we match the kit with the right cables, power supply and mount, because that is exactly where jobs are left unfinished. We check that the pieces fit each other by connector and by length, and that nothing the partner needs on day one is missing from the delivery.

• Installation and commissioning: we handle the professional installation in full, or support the partner's own team where needed. Once it is wired we test the link at full distance, that is picture, camera control and power, before the ceiling is closed.

• Integration with the customer's environment: we advise on connecting to the codec, to the control system and to third-party software and hardware, and on how the kit behaves when the camera is swapped for a different model.

• Service, spare parts and warranty: our certified team in Czech, available to the partner throughout the equipment's life. We keep track of the replacement modules and parts by range and handle a warranty claim with the manufacturer on the partner's behalf.

Warranty

The ERARD PRO range is passive mechanics, so the warranty covers the structure, the welds, the moving parts and the finish. The warranty term is not the same across the brand and for a given item it is what is stated below.

Frequently asked questions