Take your digital cockpit to the next level with the Advanced Sim Racing 4th Monitor Mount. Specifically designed to mount directly above your main display(s), this overhead mount is an essential upgrade for racers who need real-time access to telemetry, timing data, or broadcast chats without breaking focus. Now updated with our Signature "Flat Face" Generation 2 profile, it offers a clean, industrial look that matches the rest of your high-end setup.
Key Features
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Optimal Data Placement: Positions a supplemental screen right in your line of sight, perfect for displaying essential racing performance information.
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Seamless Compatibility: Designed to mount directly onto the base support beam of both the ASR Free-Standing Single and Triple Monitor Stands.
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Universal VESA Support: Comes standard with a 100mm/75mm VESA mount, supporting monitors up to 32" in size.
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Enhanced Aesthetics: Features the new Gen 2 "Flat Face" aluminum extrusions and textured matte black powder-coated steel brackets for a professional, durable finish.
Technical Specifications
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Vertical Support Profiles: 2 x 18" Aluminum Profiles (Flat Face)
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Horizontal Support Profiles: 2 x 10" and 1 x 16" Aluminum Profiles (Flat Face)
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Mounting Pattern: Universal 100mm/75mm VESA
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Material: 1.5" x 1.5" Aluminum extrusions with powder-coated steel fixing plates.
What’s Included
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Aluminum Structure: Full set of Flat Face profiles (18", 10", and 16" lengths).
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Hardware Kit: 8 x Corner Gussets with plastic caps, 2 x Angle plates, and 6 x Single plastic end caps with pushpins.
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Fasteners: 28 x M8 Screws (16mm) and matching T-Nuts.
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Mounting: 1 x Universal VESA mount (100mm/75mm).
Lifetime Warranty
This product includes Advanced SimRacing’s free and complete lifetime replacement warranty. This covers any hardware durability issues, including aluminum beams, steel plates, and gussets, under proper residential assembly and usage.
Please Note: Monitor mounting screws are typically provided by your monitor manufacturer and are not included with this mount.
