Accessories

This sliding storage panel is designed to accommodate equipment behind the display. Its generous storage area with universal mounting hole pattern accommodates a variety of media and networking devices on a single panel. The sliding mechanism assists with system installation and maintenance. The slider extends 13.8" for easy access and cabling. All components can be mounted on a removable mounting tray and then hooked onto the slider using the quick release/attachment mechanism. The sliding panel can be attached directly to the wall or to Atdec's ADB extrusions on either side of the display. Anti-theft features include a 0.23" padlock hole and security screws.

Important: The media storage panel's depth when attached to the wall is 0.7". When choosing a compatible display bracket and mounting arrangement, consider the depth of the equipment attached to the sliding panel to allow for free sliding movement.
The total minimum distance from the wall to the back of the display is a sum of the following dimensions:
B (minimum) = A + C + D

A: depth of the tallest device attached to the sliding panel
C: depth of the sliding panel (0.7")
D: clearance of 0.1" recommended to allow for variances

ADB is a modular family for virtually any configuration of floor, ceiling, wall, floor-to-ceiling, or mobile digital signage mount. The heavy duty reinforced ADB-B600H bracket set extends ADB capacity to 100kg (220lb) per display.

ADB is often used for multi-screen installations like menu boards and video walls, as it is extremely flexible for desired configuration and circumstances in the facility. Single or back-to-back displays mounted from the ceiling or floor-to-ceiling are also popular. 

See preconfigured ADB solutions for inspiration or contact us for assistance configuring a solution using ADB-B600H to hold 100kg (220lb) displays. 

ADB-R125 horizontal mounting rails are the central component of any modular installation, whether it be for a complex multi-screen install or a single screen application. Made from aluminium, the rail itself is sturdy yet lightweight and is designed to support a variety of brackets and mounts, allowing screens and other AV equipment to be fitted to the rail. Available in a range of lengths, the ADB-R125 can be mounted onto walls, poles or modular support posts using a range of different fixing kits (available separately). Rails can be joined together using extension kits (also available separately) for much longer installs.

The ADB-R175 horizontal mounting rails are the central component of any modular installation, whether it be for a complex multi-screen install or a single screen application. Made from aluminium, the rail itself is sturdy yet lightweight and is designed to support a variety of brackets and mounts, allowing screens and other AV equipment to be fitted to the rail. Available in a range of lengths, the ADB-R175 can be mounted onto walls, poles or modular support posts using a range of different fixing kits (available separately). Rails can be joined together using extension kits (also available separately) for much longer installs.

The ADB-R48 horizontal mounting rails are the central component of any modular installation, whether it be for a complex multi-screen install or a single screen application. Made from aluminium, the rail itself is sturdy yet lightweight and is designed to support a variety of brackets and mounts, allowing screens and other AV equipment to be fitted to the rail. Available in a range of lengths, the ADB-R48 can be mounted onto walls, poles or modular support posts using a range of different fixing kits (available separately). Rails can be joined together using extension kits (also available separately) for much longer installs.