Dihool Motorized Pop-Up TV Lift for 39-100 Inch TVs
- Pop-up lift for 39 to 100 inch TVs raises from a cabinet and lowers to hide it
- 264 lb weight capacity heavy duty steel frame
- 59 inch travel range height adjusts from 37.7 to 97.8 inches
- Two remotes included wired remote with 3 memory presets, wireless 2.4G remote with 2
- Obstruction detection senses current spikes and stops or reverses to avoid a pinch
- Runs under 20 dB quieter than typical conversation
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
Hiding a big screen inside a cabinet is exactly what this lift is built for, raising and lowering on command and stopping itself if something blocks the path, though the cabinet needs real depth to fit the stroke.
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ASIN: B0F8QP1CXBModel: USA-TV985Category: TV Mounts
Overview
Hidden storage is the whole idea behind this lift: a steel-framed mechanism drives a large TV up out of a cabinet and back down again on command. The screen stays out of sight between uses and rises only when called for by remote.
A television that vanishes into a cabinet is the real selling point, since neither a wall mount nor a stand can hide a screen the way this lift does. That trick needs cabinet space to match, though, with enough depth and clearance for the full lift travel.
Who it's for
A media console or built-in cabinet at the foot of a bed or in a living room is the natural home for this lift, for anyone who wants the screen gone from sight between uses. A fixed wall, an open stand, or a cabinet too shallow for the full travel range rule it out.
Pros and cons
- Lifts and hides very large screen TVs
- High weight capacity for large screens
- Obstruction detection stops on resistance
- Wired and wireless remotes both included
- Needs a cabinet deep enough for the mechanism
- Barely any tilt adjustment
- Floor mounted only, not wall or ceiling
- Needs a nearby power outlet at the cabinet
Performance notes
A steel frame and geared motor move the mount straight up and down along the travel range, with current-sensing electronics watching for a sudden spike that would signal an obstruction and reversing the motor before real force builds up. Memory positions on the remote just tell the motor how far to run, so repeatability depends on the lift always starting from the same reference point.
Specifications
| Brand | Dihool |
|---|---|
| Model | USA-TV985 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Minimumsupported Screen Size | 39 inches |
| Maximumsupported Screen Size | 100 inches |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Black |
| Enclosure Material | Iron |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mounting Type | Floor Type |
| Compatible Devices | Monitor, Television |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Other details | |
| Movement Type | Fixed |
| Mfr Part Number | USA-TV985 |
| Maximum Tilt Angle | 1 degree |
Frequently asked questions
How big of a TV does the Dihool USA-TV985 lift support?
It is built for screens from about 39 up to 100 inches, with a 264 lb weight limit.
Does the Dihool TV lift stop if something is in the way?
Yes, it uses current sensing to detect a sudden resistance spike and stops or reverses the motor rather than pushing through.
How much room does the Dihool lift need in a cabinet?
The stroke is 59 inches, with height adjusting from 37.7 to 97.8 inches overall, so the cabinet opening needs to clear that full range.
Is the Dihool TV lift wall mounted?
No, it is a floor-standing cabinet lift, not a wall or ceiling mount.