“How can I pull tv out to plug USB and HDMI cables into ports without disrupting the installation? What does the turning device enable?”
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This mount allows a 3-inch space between the back of the TV and the wall. So it is hard to plug in anything once the TV is mounted. I plugged in all the cables and cords before I finished mounting mine. But I forgot to attach the power cord. It was a struggle to attach it after mounting. The mount tilts, but it doesn’t allow enough space to make plug-ins easy. If your TV has side mounting porch rather than back, it will be easier of course.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I need to correct spelling on my previous answers. They should say "TV has side-mounting ports," not porch; and "height of the TV on the wall," not wa!!, My brain can spell, but my fingers apparently can't.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This wall mount does not have a "pull out" feature. You could try to use extension cables like the models: NS-PAAU312 and RF-HZ417
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The turning handle in each mounting bracket loosens or locks the tilting mechanism. It covers the three middle screw holes, which makes them unusable for adjusting the height of the TV on the wa!!. But it's a difference of only a few inches. See my other answer on access to TV outputs.
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