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Typewall mountwall mount
In boxmounting kitmounting kit
Specs
Max. weight5.5 kg5.5 kg
Minimum distance from the wall1000 mm
Max. distance from the wall1510 mm1510 mm
Adjustments
Adjustments
tilt
turn
depth adjustment
height adjustment
rotation
tilt
turn
depth adjustment
height adjustment
rotation
Upward tilt angle17 °
Downward tilt angle17 °10 °
Turn angle10 °5 °
Rotation angle10 °5 °
General
Cable management
Weight11 kg10 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2016april 2015

Minimum distance from the wall

The parameter refers to wall mounts. Indicates the minimum allowable distance from the wall to the nearest protruding attachment point. It shows how close to the wall you can move the mount with the projector mounted on it.

Upward tilt angle

The maximum tilt angle of the platform on which the projector is installed is up from the vertical. If it is a ceiling mount, then this feature, usually, remains unclaimed, in contrast to the possibility of tilting down. But for wall mounting, it can be useful, depending on the location of the mount relative to the projection screen.

Downward tilt angle

The maximum tilt angle of the platform with the projector down relative to the vertical. So, if it is a ceiling bracket, then a large tilt angle will provide wider possibilities when choosing an installation location.

Turn angle

The maximum turn angle of the projector already mounted on the mount, relative to the horizontal line, to the right or left. As already mentioned above (see "Adjustments"), this allows you to level the unevenness of the ceiling on which the bracket is installed.

Rotation angle

The possibility of rotation of a projector relative to a vertical axis or a rod is provided. For the vast majority of mounts that have the ability to rotate an already installed projector, this figure is 360°, which allows you to rotate the projector around the rod and direct the light to the desired side of the room.