Ergonomics Guide: Identify VESA Standard

Choosing the right monitor or TV mount starts with understanding the VESA standard of your device. But what exactly is this VESA standard and how can you determine it yourself? On this page, we provide a clear visual representation of a 100x100mm VESA hole pattern to show you how easy it is to determine your monitor's VESA standard. With this knowledge, you can make sure you choose the perfect mount for your device.

Identify VESA Standard

 

Overview of VESA standards and their meaning

The VESA standard is a globally recognized standard for mounting monitors, TVs and other displays on brackets and wall mounts. Our comprehensive table gives you a detailed overview of the various VESA standards, the associated thread spacings and the appropriate screw types.

If you know the specific VESA standard of your screen, you can be sure that you are choosing the right mount or adapter for your needs. This prevents compatibility issues and ensures a secure and stable installation. Whether you're buying a new screen or updating an existing setup, this table is a valuable reference for your decision.

 

VESA standard VESA category Horizontal thread spacing Vertical thread spacing Screw type
VESA 75x75 MIS-D 75 mm 75 mm M4
VESA 100x100 MIS-D 100 mm 100 mm M4
VESA 200x100 MIS-E 200 mm 100 mm M6
VESA 200x200 MIS-E 200 mm 200 mm M6
VESA 300x100 MIS-F 300 mm 100 mm M6 or M8
VESA 300x200 MIS-F 300 mm 200 mm M6 or M8
VESA 300x300 MIS-F 300 mm 300 mm M6 or M8
VESA 400x100 MIS-F 400 mm 100 mm M8
VESA 400x200 MIS-F 400 mm 200 mm M8
VESA 400x300 MIS-F 400 mm 300 mm M8
VESA 400x400 MIS-F 400 mm 400 mm M8
VESA 600x200 MIS-F 600 mm 200 mm M8
VESA 600x300 MIS-F 600 mm 300 mm M8
VESA 600x400 MIS-F 600 mm 400 mm M8
VESA 800x200 MIS-F 800 mm 200 mm M8
VESA 800x300 MIS-F 800 mm 300 mm M8
VESA 800x400 MIS-F 800 mm 400 mm M8

 

Various options for determining the VESA standard

The VESA standard is crucial if you want to find the right mount for your monitor or TV. There are various ways to determine this standard, but direct measurement is often the most reliable and accurate method:

Direct measurement:

With this method, you take a ruler or tape measure and measure directly to the back of your screen. First, identify the four threaded holes arranged in a square or rectangle. Then measure the distance between the holes both horizontally and vertically. The measured distance in millimeters indicates the VESA standard, e.g. 100x100 mm. It is important to measure accurately so that you choose the right mount for your device.

Data sheet or operating instructions:

You can often find valuable information about the VESA standard of your device in these documents. A look at the data sheet or operating instructions can quickly provide you with the information you need.

Manufacturer's website:

If you don't have the data sheet or operating instructions to hand, the manufacturer's website can be helpful. Simply enter the model number of your device in the search function and check the technical data for the VESA standard.

Regardless of the method you choose, it is crucial to determine the VESA standard correctly. This will ensure that you choose a mount that fits your screen perfectly and guarantees a secure installation.