Premier Mounts XUT-1330L Merkblatt

 

INSTALLATION GUIDE: XUT-1330L

 

 

Victory LCD Wall Mounting System 

 

The Victory LCD Mounting System is designed for secure installation of LCD displays of up to 
40 lbs. in weight. 

 

 

THE WALL STRUCTURE MUST BE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING AT LEAST A MAXIMUM 
WEIGHT  OF  40  LBS.  IF  NOT,  THE  WALL MUST BE REINFORCED. PROPER 
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN, AS OUTLINED IN 
THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, MUST BE ADHERED TO. FAILURE TO DO SO 
COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR EVEN DEATH. 

SAFETY MEASURES MUST BE PRACTICED AT ALL TIMES DURING THE INSTALLATION 
OF THIS PRODUCT. USE PROPER SAFETY GEAR AND TOOLS FOR THE INSTALLATION 
PROCEDURE TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY. 

PRIOR TO THE INSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT, THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 
SHOULD BE READ AND COMPLETELY UNDERSTOOD. THE INSTALLATION 
INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE READ TO PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY AND PROPERTY 
DAMAGE. KEEP THESE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IN AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE 
LOCATION FOR FUTURE  REFERENCE. 

 

A secure structure must support the weight or load of the display. When mounting to a wall that 
contains wooden studs, dead center of the wooden stud must be confirmed prior to installation. 

 

Do not install on a structure that is prone to vibration, movement or chance of impact. Failure to 
do so could result in damage to the display and/or damage to the mounting surface. 

 

Do not install near heater, fireplace, direct sunlight, air conditioning or any other source of direct 
heat energy. Failure to do so may result in damage to the display and could increase the risk of 
fire. 

 

At least two qualified people should perform the installation procedure. Injury and/or damage 
can result from dropping or mishandling the display. 

 

Recommended mounting surfaces: wooden studs and solid-flat concrete. If the mount is to be 
installed on any surface other than wooden studs, use suitable hardware (which is 
commercially available). 

 

Contact Victory Mounts with any technical / installation questions. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Included Hardware 

 

 

 

¾” Spacer (Qty 4) 

 

 

M4 x 12mm Phillips 
Head Screw  
(Qty 4) 

 

2” Wood Screw  

(Qty 2) 

 

M4 x 30mm Phillips 
Head Screw  
(Qty 4) 

 

Bubble Level (Qty 1) 

 

 

 

Phillips Head Screw Driver 

Electronic Stud Finder 

Allen Wrenches (supplied) 

Portable Drill 

¼” Masonry Bit for Concrete Installation 

 

NOTE:  The included level may be permanently 
 

attached to the wall plate by inserting the 

 

level into the receptacle on the back of the 

 wall 

plate. 

Using a wood stud finder, locate the 

 

stud centers behind the wall. Once found, 

 

make a pencil marking on the center of the 

 

wood studs. Once the mark is made, it is 

 

strongly recommended that a pilot hole be 

 

drilled with a 1/8” drill bit. 

1. Place the back plate against the wall with the 
 

hook towards the bottom.  

2. Secure the back plate using one (1) 2” wood 
 screw. 
3. Using the integrated bubble guide, carefully 
 

adjust the back plate until it is level.  

4. Attach the remaining 2” wood screw into the back 
 

plate and tighten. 

 

NOTE:  ¼” x 2 ¼” Threshold anchors must be used 
 

for concrete installation. They can be 

 

purchased at your local hardware store. 

1.  Place the back plate against the wall with the hook 
 

towards the bottom.  

2. Level and mark with a pencil the two mounting 
 

points found on the back plate.  

3.  Next, drill two holes using an electric drill and ¼” 
 

masonry bit.  

4.  Insert the threshold anchors into the holes  that 
 

were drilled in the wall.  

NOTE:  If necessary, use a hammer to lightly tap 
 

  each anchor into place so that they are 

 

  flush with the wall. Once mounted in the 

 

  wall, unscrew the slotted cap off of the 

  

threaded 

insert. 

5. Once the anchors are in place, set the back 
 

plate back over the concrete anchors.  

6.  Using a Slot Head screw driver, attach the  back 
 

plate by threading the two slotted caps onto the 

 

threaded insert that is recessed into the wall.  

7. Make sure all screws are snug, but be careful not 
 

to over-tighten them.

 

 

Slotted Cap Threaded 

Insert 

Threshold Anchor 

Threshold 

Anchor 

Threshold 

Anchor