Insignia TV VESA sizes & mounting specs

3 verified models · 43–55 in

Quick answer

Insignia TVs in our database use 1 VESA pattern(s): 200×200 mm. The most common is 200×200 mm — 100% of the 3 verified models. Screw threads are M6 (details in the screw-size guide). Find your exact model in the table below; every row links to a full spec page with sources.

All verified Insignia models

Click a column header to sort. Every model links to its full page with screw length, quirks and compatible mounts.

ModelSizeVESA (mm)ScrewsWeight (no stand)
NS-55F301NA2255"200×200M629.3 lb (13.3 kg)
NS-50F301NA2250"200×200M624.7 lb (11.2 kg)
NS-43F301NA2243"200×200M617 lb (7.7 kg)

Double-check before buying

  • The same Insignia series can use different patterns at different screen sizes — match the full model code, not the series name.
  • Remove any plastic plugs from the rear holes and measure center-to-center in millimeters to confirm.
  • Compare the code on the back-panel sticker with the row you picked — retail suffixes (e.g. FXZA) are listed as aliases on each model page.

Frequently asked questions

Do all Insignia TVs use the same VESA size?

No. Across the 3 verified Insignia models in our database the pattern varies with screen size and series: we've recorded 1 different pattern(s) (200×200 mm). The most common is 200x200 mm at 100% of models. Always look up the exact model number.

What screws do Insignia TVs use for wall mounting?

The verified Insignia models here use M6 metric threads. Length matters as much as thread: a too-long bolt can bottom out and damage the panel. Each model page lists the documented length and whether spacers are required.

How do I find my Insignia model number?

Check the sticker on the back panel (usually lower-left or center). Insignia model codes encode the size in the digits — e.g. a 65 in the code means a 65-inch panel. Enter the full code in our search; suffixed retail variants are matched automatically.

Sources

Each Insignia row above cites the manufacturer's installation manual or spec page on its own page.