In the photo, it is tilted slightly backwards. Is the tilt adjustable so that it is completely vertical or tipped somewhat forward? I want to put it in front of a window that is high up, but tilt is downward ever so slightly. Thank you! In the photo, it is tilted slightly backwards. Is the tilt adjustable so that it is completely vertical or tipped somewhat forward? I want to put it in front of a window that is high... » Read More In the photo, it is tilted slightly backwards. Is the tilt adjustable so that it is completely vertical or tipped somewhat forward? I want to put it in front of a window that is high up, but tilt is downward ever so slightly. Thank you! « Show Less
869335
It comes folded all the way down and I gradually unfolded mine. Hope that helps.
869336
I have one similar by a different mfg and it will not tilt downward by itself, but since the base is heavy with the batteries in, you could easily adjust it to tilt downwards by adding some kind of wedge underneath the back of the base.
869337
Yes, the tilt is adjustable. It will go up and down or at whatever angle you need.
869338
Actually, previous answers are true, but incorrect in terms of answering your question. :-) It RETRACTS to completely flat/horizontal (in theory could shoot air straight up), but it opens to a max just shy of 90 degrees/horizontal. In other words, you CANNOT sit it on a high ledge and angle it downwards. You would have to get creative, flip it upside down so it 'hangs' from its base instead (would need clearance under the overhang to achieve your stated desire to angle it downward, and would probably have to put a counter weight on the 'bottom' of its base (facing the ceiling in the described configuration). Hope that helps! Actually, previous answers are true, but incorrect in terms of answering your question. :-) It RETRACTS to completely flat/horizontal (in theory could shoot air straight up), but it opens to a max just shy of 90 degrees/horizontal. In other words, you CANNOT sit it on a high ledge and angle it downwards. You would have to get creative, flip it upside down so it 'hangs' from its base instead (would need clearance under the overhang to achieve your stated desire to angle it downward, and would probably have to put a counter weight on the 'bottom' of its base (facing the ceiling in the... » Read More Actually, previous answers are true, but incorrect in terms of answering your question. :-) It RETRACTS to completely flat/horizontal (in theory could shoot air straight up), but it opens to a max just shy of 90 degrees/horizontal. In other words, you CANNOT sit it on a high ledge and angle it downwards. You would have to get creative, flip it upside down so it 'hangs' from its base instead (would need clearance under the overhang to achieve your stated desire to angle it downward, and would probably have to put a counter weight on the 'bottom' of its base (facing the ceiling in the described configuration). Hope that helps! « Show Less
1138351
I don't believe you can tilt it, I have not tried it. when I open it up I will re-post.
543723
The tilt can be adjusted after mounting. There are set screws on either side of the top brackets. You'll need a long screwdriver, tiny hands and a flashlight though
1795342
No it does not tilt. Supposidly you can adjust the support arm so fully extended it will tilt open away from the support poll but I've had 3 of these and frankly they are a great product for the money. But to your question tilting... you can get to tilt, but it won't stay tilted in the wind. That is kind of a self-preservation saftey deal. The more it is tilted the more it acts like a sail or parachute! Neither is desirable. Something else, YOU MUST ANCHOR ALL OFFSET UMBRELLAS AND ALL OF THEM RECOMMEND YOU DO SO. WHY ANYONE WOULD THINK THEY WOULD STAND WITHOUT BEING ANCHORED IS BEYOND THE VOICE OF REASON. I mean extend your arms in front of you and lift one foot... how long can you stand in this pose? It's a fulcrum baby. That is what and offest is! But you don't have to bolt them. I've anchored 3 of them with just 4 patio pavers 12"square by 3" thick. I don't know if the skinny ones have enough wt. But the one I was most worried about the wind grabbin I just place 2 concrete foundation blocks stretching over the top of opposite legs resting on the patio pavers. I use these as covers over 3 person hot tubs on raining nights. Wind is always around if it is raining and I never lost one to the wind. BUT THEY DO HAVE TO BE ANCHORED !!! Hell a heavy wt. stumbling will knock them over it you don't anchor them.
925687
There are two adjustments bolts at the base of the tilt. Adjust the one on the left until you get a true 45 degree.
1175395
I think the manual wins on a very dubious technicality: it tilts about 2 degrees forward or backward, the snaps back to where it was. If there's any way to lock in this tiny angle of tilt, I haven't found it. The height adjustment (doesn't) work in precisely the same way.
49406
The fan tilts downward and upward. Actually, you can tilt the fan 360 degrees.
775485
it doesn't tilt at all, I have been very happy with this lamp, its bright, flexible and I am very glad I bought it.
463156
Yes, I just checked mine after reading some answers from others. It doesn't tilt to an extreme but enough to make a viewing difference. I am very pleased with my purchase of this monitor.
809289
It does Tilt, but it's not a fixed stationary tilt. The title sort of leans the umbrella against the main pole. But it works and does tilt just fine.
987526
Yes, it tilts quite a bit. We tilt it all the time so my parents can see little kids and big kids...maybe 45 degrees of tilt?
387219
The tilt is variable. You can tilt it down towards floor or bring it flat against the wall. It won't tilt towards the ceiling at any substantial amount.
2184838
It is actually best in a window horizontally. However, my window is not wide enough so I have it mounted vertically and it works just fine that way as long as I am willing to deal with reading the different speeds sideways. If I was able, I would to mount it horizontally.
323995
Hi Barnaby!Thank you for your inquiry!Unfortunately, we do not have any tilt information.BisonOffice
815913
You cannot adjust and set a tilt level. It either locked in upright position or tilts freely (up to 30-35 degree). Stiffness of the tilting spring is adjustable though from easy tilt to requiring some degree of push.
1183830
If you grab the left and right sides of the monitor with both hands at the same time then apply pressure to tilt it backward you will see that the monitor tilts back, but only slightly forward. Hope this helps.
1323149
It tilts. Pretty sure the review saying it doesn't forgot about the tilt lock. Just pull the height adjustment lever out and it unlocks and tilts.