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A pan pivot kit that adds horizontal screen rotation to an Ergotron SV LCD cart
The Ergotron 97-650 SV cart LCD pan pivot kit adds horizontal rotation to a compatible medical cart display. It lets clinicians angle the screen toward a patient or colleague without moving the entire cart. The kit mounts directly to the cart's existing VESA interface.
This mechanical pivot kit has no fans, motors or electronic components. It generates zero noise and consumes no electricity during use. Adjustment relies on manual force, so there is no thermal load added to the cart system.
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Mount the pivot bracket to the cart’s VESA plate using the supplied hardware, then attach the LCD arm; the step often missed is tightening the pivot tension screw so the screen holds its angle.
The pivot’s nylon bushings and tension spring may wear after repeated adjustments; if movement becomes loose or stiff, replace the bushings and spring using the same 97-650 kit hardware.
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