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Can You Use A Pc Dual Screen Stand For Samsung Cctv Monitors ?

EggyBum69
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does anyone know if you can fit Samsung cctv monitors onto dual or triple computer stands?

 

the versions i have seen have a square indentation on the back

 

i cant find my calipers at the moment an don't know the plate sizes of the stands either,

 

Ive been looking at the clamp on type,

an think it would probably be the best option but not sure size wise,

 

an what about the extra weight of these screens they are rather heavy compared to my pc lcd screens.

 

i was thinking they might be too heavy for the table top style stands.

 

would two smt-1934 19inch either side of a  stm-17 17 inch collapse onto the floor? :unsure:

   

 

The screen size is a vesa standard unless they are huge

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baah i looked at the pdf manual  an didn't see it but its on here http://www.onlinesecurityproducts.co.uk/branded-cctv-monitors/samsung-smt-1934-19-bnc-cctv-monitor.html 100mmx100mm :)

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