VESA Extension Bars 200×200 to 400×400 (SADAPTOR3)

SureMount VESA Extension Bars 200×200 to 400×400 (SADAPTOR3)

The SureMount SADAPTOR3 is a VESA extension adaptor designed to expand a 200×200 mounting pattern up to 400×400, allowing smaller brackets to fit larger TVs.

Using an adjustable extension arm system, it provides a simple and cost-effective way to adapt an existing mount without needing to replace it.

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🟨 Key Features

📐 Expands VESA to 400×400mm
Converts mounts from 200×200 to fit larger TVs.

🏋️ Maximum Load: 25kg
Suitable for mid-size TVs.

🔧 Extension Arm (“Finger”) Design
Flexible arms allow easy alignment across different TV layouts.

🔄 Improves Mount Compatibility
Allows existing mounts to support larger VESA patterns.

🧩 Works With Many SureMount Brackets
Compatible with a wide range of universal mounts.

🛠 Steel Construction
Strong and reliable.

🎯 Quick, Simple Installation
No need to replace the entire mount.

📦 Includes Mounting Hardware

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⚠️ Compatibility Note

👉 Expands VESA from:

• 200×200 → 400×400

👉 Maximum weight: 25kg

👉 Important:

• Your mount must still support the TV weight
• Ensure even load distribution across all arms
• Check clearance behind TV after installation

👉 Best suited for:

• Mid-size TVs
• Lightweight 400×400 setups

👉 Not ideal for:

• Larger or heavy TVs requiring higher rigidity

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SADAPTOR3 Measurements: SADAPTOR3 Measurements

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❓ FAQs – VESA Extension Bars 200×200 to 400×400 (SADAPTOR3)

1️⃣ What does this adaptor do?

It expands your mount’s VESA pattern so it can fit larger TVs.

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2️⃣ Will this work with my TV?

Check:

• Your TV uses up to 400×400 VESA
• Your TV weighs 25kg or less
• Your mount supports the TV weight

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3️⃣ What’s the difference between this and SADAPTOR2?

• SADAPTOR2 → solid plate (more rigid, up to 200×200)
• SADAPTOR3 → extension arms (larger expansion, more flexible)

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4️⃣ Do I need to replace my wall mount?

No.
This adaptor allows you to keep your existing mount.

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5️⃣ Does it add extra depth behind the TV?

Yes — slightly.
This is normal for extension-style adaptors.