StarTech WALLSTSI1 Ergonomic Wall-Mounted Workstation

Overview

The StarTech WALLSTSI1 is a VESA wall-mounted workstation that combines a full-motion monitor arm with an integrated keyboard tray, built for control rooms, nursing stations, warehouse floors, and any environment where desk space doesn't exist but a fixed workstation still needs to go somewhere. Instead of bolting a monitor arm and a separate keyboard shelf to the wall as two projects, the WALLSTSI1 handles both from a single wall plate — a common requirement in security operations centers running network video recorders and multi-monitor VMS clients where floor space around the rack or console is already spoken for.

Key Features

• 19.8 lb (9 kg) monitor weight capacity, 13"-30" display range: covers everything from a compact secondary monitor up to a 30" primary display, so it scales from a single-operator kiosk to a full VMS review station without swapping hardware.
• 25.6 in (650 mm) maximum arm extension: pulls the display well off the wall for operators who need to position a screen mid-room rather than flush against it — useful when the mount point is set back from where someone actually sits.
• 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA hole patterns: covers the two most common commercial and consumer display mounting standards, so compatibility isn't a guessing game against whatever monitor is already on hand.
• +90°/-15° display tilt and +90°/-15° keyboard tray tilt: lets you angle the screen down for a seated operator or up for a standing one, and matches the keyboard tray angle to reduce wrist strain during long shifts at a monitoring station.
• +/-120° display swivel and full 360° rotation: the swivel range lets one shared workstation serve two adjacent standing positions without remounting anything, and 360° rotation switches the display between landscape and portrait for tall aspect-ratio views like elevator lobby cameras or vertical dashboard layouts.
• 5.5 lb (2.5 kg) keyboard tray capacity with 30.9 in (784 mm) maximum extension: the tray pulls out independently of the display arm, holding a standard keyboard and mouse combo at a workable distance from the wall rather than crowding the operator against it.
• 26.9 in (683 mm) wide x 10.2 in (258 mm) deep keyboard tray: sized for a full keyboard and mouse pad side by side, not a cramped laptop-only shelf.
• Aluminum, steel, and plastic construction: the metal arm and frame carry the load-bearing weight while plastic covers the low-stress trim, keeping the assembly commercial-grade without the added weight of an all-metal enclosure.
• 16.0 lb (7.2 kg) product weight: light enough for one installer to position and level during mounting without a second set of hands, despite the reach and load rating.
• Silver finish: neutral enough to blend into server rooms, control rooms, and clinical or office environments without standing out against wall-mounted racks or panels.

Integration & Compatibility

Because the WALLSTSI1 supports both 75x75mm and 100x100mm VESA patterns, it pairs with the vast majority of 13"-30" commercial monitors used in video surveillance command stations, making it a practical companion to a wall-mounted NVR or a PoE switch stack feeding a nearby camera run. For teams planning a full monitoring wall, review a VMS architecture guide before finalizing mount placement — arm reach and tray extension both affect how close the rack or wall plate needs to sit to the operator position. The single-display support (one monitor per unit) means multi-monitor walls require one WALLSTSI1 per screen, spaced according to each arm's swivel range so adjacent units don't collide at full extension.

What's in the Box

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size monitors does the WALLSTSI1 support?

A: The WALLSTSI1 supports displays from 13" to 30" with a maximum weight capacity of 19.8 lb (9 kg), using 75x75mm or 100x100mm VESA mounting patterns.

Q: Can the WALLSTSI1 hold a keyboard and mouse?

A: Yes. It includes an integrated keyboard tray rated for 5.5 lb (2.5 kg), measuring 26.9 in wide by 10.2 in deep, with up to 30.9 in of extension from the wall.

Q: Does the display rotate for portrait orientation?

A: Yes. The WALLSTSI1 offers full 360° display rotation along with +/-120° swivel and +90°/-15° tilt.

Q: How far from the wall can the monitor extend?

A: The arm extends up to 25.6 in (650 mm) from the wall mount.

Q: What is the warranty on the WALLSTSI1?

A: The WALLSTSI1 carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty.

Q: How many displays does one WALLSTSI1 support?

A: One. Each unit is designed to support a single display; multi-monitor walls require one unit per screen.

Karl Wilson

I get asked a lot whether a monitor arm can double as the keyboard shelf in tight console builds, and the WALLSTSI1 is the answer for single-operator setups — it puts a 19.8 lb-rated display arm and a 5.5 lb-rated keyboard tray on one wall plate instead of two separate mounts.

Technical Highlights:

• 25.6 in arm extension: gives you real standoff distance from the wall — enough to center a display over a console desk edge rather than leaving it pinned flush to the mount point.
• 75x75mm / 100x100mm VESA support: the two-pattern coverage means you're not stuck sourcing a specific monitor model to match the mount; most 13-30 in commercial displays already carry one of these two patterns.
• 360° rotation with +/-120° swivel: on a control room wall with adjacent stations, that swivel range lets you angle the display toward whichever operator is standing at the console without unbolting anything.

Deployment Considerations:

• At 16.0 lb product weight plus a fully extended 25.6 in arm, confirm the wall substrate can carry the leveraged load at full extension — not just the static monitor weight.
• This is a single-display mount — plan on one WALLSTSI1 per screen if you're building a multi-monitor VMS wall, and account for swivel clearance between adjacent units.

This is the mount I'd spec for a security operations center replacing a fixed desk console with a wall-mounted single-monitor VMS review station — the combined arm-and-tray design solves the desk-space problem in one install instead of two.