maximum weights indicated.
Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in instability causing
possible injury. The wall you plan to
affix the Kanto mount to must be able to support more than 5 times the weight of the television and
the wall mount combined. Do
not use this product for any purpose other than to mount a flat panel TV on a vertical surface as
outlined in this manual. Improper
installation may cause damage to your TV or serious injury. This product should not be mounted on
steel stud walls or cinder block
walls. Consult a qualified installation contractor if you are unsure about the type of wall you may have.
French
Thank you for choosing a Kanto Tilting Wall Mount. The PT400 is designed to mount a VESA-suitable TV
up to 200 lbs (91 kg), and will be less than 1.4 ”(35mm) from your wall. This support will tilt your TV +
12º. Read these instructions completely before mounting and installing this bracket. If you do not
understand these instructions, or have any doubts about the safety of the installation, please consult a
qualified installer. Make sure there is no defective or missing parts. Do not use defective parts. Kanto
cannot be held responsible for property damage or injury caused by improper assembly, improper
assembly, or handling or improper use of this product. If there are any materials you are missing, or if
you are not sure if any material is defective, please contact Kanto directly by one of the methods
below. Email: support@kantoliving.com Toll – Free: US & Canada: 1-888-848-2643 | UK: +44
800086999
WARNING
The maximum loading weight is 200 lbs (91 kg). This wall mounting system is intended for use only
with the maximum weights indicated. Use with products heavier than the maximum weights indicated
may cause instability and injury. This product should not be mounted on steel stud walls or concrete
block walls. Consult a qualified installer if you are unsure of the type of wall you may have. We make
every effort to ensure that all necessary hardware is included. The wall you plan to install the Kanto
bracket must be able to support over 5 times the weight of TV and wall mounting system combined.
Do not use this product for any purpose other than Mount a flat screen TV on a vertical surface as
explained in this manual. Improper installation can cause damage to your TV or serious injury.
Spanish
Thank you for choosing the Kanto Tilt Wall Mount. The PT400 is designed to mount VESA compliant
televisions of up to 200 lbs. (91 kg) within 1.4 ”(35mm) from the wall. This bracket will tilt your TV up
to 12º. Please read these instructions completely before assembling and installing this bracket. If you
do not understand these instructions, or If you have questions about the safety of the installation,
please consult a qualified installation contractor. Make sure that there are no defective or missing
parts. Do not use defective parts. Kanto cannot be held liable for damage to property or Injuries
caused by improper assembly, incorrect assembly, lifting, or improper use of this product. If missing
hardware or if you are not sure if the part is defective, contact Kanto directly using one of the
following methods. Email: support@kantoliving.com Toll Free: US & Canada: 1-888-848-2643 | UK:
+44 800086999
CAUTION
The maximum load weight is 200 lbs (91 kg). This wall mount is intended solely for installations that
do not exceed the maximum weight indicated. If the weight of the product exceeds that specified, it
could result in an installation unstable, which could cause injury. This product should not be mounted
on walls with steel studs or walls of concrete blocks. Consult a qualified installation contractor if you
are unsure of your wall type. Wall to the one that intends to fix the Kanto mount must be able to
support 5 times the weight of the television itself and the combined wall. Do not use this product other
than for mounting a flat screen television to a surface vertical, as indicated in this manual. Incorrect
installation could cause damage to your TV or serious injury.
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