Is it designed to mount on an arm?
1492929
You will have to make your own clamp. I used the clamp off my old mercury light fixture
1492930
I installed my GT100MH without a arm it was a very easy install. you have to order a optional long arm if you want one. as its not included.
1492931
Unfortunatley, it's not designed to mount on the arm like the other styles do. I welded a 3/4 inch pipe coupling onto the swing bracket and attached this to pipe fittings to install it to my light pole
1492932
Larry, If your were able to have a 4 inch square mounting plate on the end of the arm, it would mount just fine to it.DougD
1444154
Nope. Sorry. No way to mount it. Plus, it's awfully thick for that....if that makes sense.
569719
No. It barely can hold its own weight when extended and it doesn't really stay in any position either. Just get a magic arm. Way better
1993930
Thank you for your interest in this item. This can be mounted with a ceiling arm, but is recommended to have an arm.
1903771
Unfortunately not. There are holes drilled in the back and left side so that the arm sits on the left side.
1601202
I see no problem for this to be attached to those. a sturdy arm or side should work
2179640
No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.
897101
There are 4 screws holding arm on. I removed the whole mounting arm and put on an adjustable easel type stand for sitting on a table. It is a standard 4 screw mount.
1473190
Not by itself. This is just an attachment. You have to buy an Ergotron arm product to mount it on in addition to this tray. The arm products are sold separately.
264305
no. It's made for your arm, in fact, it's a bit big on my arm actually, I have to pull it very tight. It will not fit on your wrist or even your forearm without falling off.
1225214
No, because of the way the mounting arms are designed, it is strictly to be mounted to the wall. You are better off investing in a different model.
1387669
Having taken a look at the clamp, it doesn't seem to me that you could do so handily, unless you intend to allow the arm to extend horizontally. You'd need to devise a different means of fastening it to the post. Jim
453650
No, there is no way of passing the cable through the arm and no holes in the base. I didn't bother with mounting using the grommet base because you need to cut out a fairly large hole as well as mount several rails underneath to strengthen the area. Your better off with the clamp they provide. Honestly I'm not that impressed with the product.
1112958
Yes, there is an arm to mount it to the rear axle of the bike, as well as an adapter that you install on the rear axle. This has worked well for me, though I believe the description on Amazon incorrectly claimed a 100 pound weight limit when I ordered mine. The weight limit on the one I received is actually 80 pounds.
1915462
Yes. But you may need some force. The Arms are not installed when you get it.
92894
Yes it does, it was designed to be attached and tightened just to light hand strength, at which point it is securely mounted but can still be removed quickly by pinching the wingnut that is held by spring; comes right off and can remount quickly as well
354038
My usage for the items works for me as I understand that they are for vertical mounting. For different angles I simply use articulating arms as they afford the flexibility that I think you seek in a mounting solution.