One reviewer complained about the range of tilt adjustment of the joint directly adjacent to the monitor. Can someone let me know what the range is?
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The manufacturer's installation instructions say that it can tilt backwards 70 degrees and can tilt forward 5 degrees. Mine is capable of 75 degrees and 18 degrees.
1529856
I cannot respond to your question due to the lack of specifics. I have two of these, and if you set it up correctly you can easliy accomodate your situation. It is a fantastic extremely well built arm. Also if you are installing it to dry wall, or anything less than a stud or solid wood, be sure to obtain the ELFA anchor bolts from the Container store. They are inexpensive and work terrific for a solid installation. Hope will enjoy the arm -- I highly recommend it and it is a great looking piece in addition to be extremely functional.
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The height of the monitor has been no problem for me. It sits on my desk, on its stand, and is at eye level. Im a normal height and sitting straight up. I don't have any way of measuring it, but I believe it is taller than 18.2 inches with the stand. I have not used the tilt function since the screen is so large and it is likely not needed. It sits naturally with a just slightly reclined posture so it has a larger viewing angle from straight on or just above.
527573
no it can't be tilt. but if you need a good monitor for a good Price this is for you.
948743
From the desktop to the base of the monitor is approximately 4.5 inches and, as Lev noted, can be raised higher, if needed. The monitor also swivels and tilts considerably, but I cannot assess the actual range of those functions.
301643
Yes, or very close to it, and either with the monitor facing up or down. It would depend on whether anything on the back of the monitor sticks out further than where the mounting plate will screw into the back, that might bump into the swing arm before the tilt reaches the full 90 degrees. My Westinghouse monitor has the mounting area slightly recessed on the back, so it can't quite make 90 degrees but closer to 85.
818612
Yes, this has a very good range of motion. The key is to adjust the different tension points so it stays when you want, but can be easily shifted when you don't. You can actually get the bottom of the monitor below the mounting surface if you mount the arm low enough on the vertical component. I use it with two 24" monitors on a desk/table that raises and lowers, so I can use this sitting or standing and it meets all of my range needs. I am 6', so that is a good range.
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This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100.If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
778054
the tilt adjustment is behind the bracket that mounts to the TV. It is not much tilt but it works fine for me
1901955
Monitors can be adjusted to be almost flush with the post, which sits a couple inches from the back of the desk. Mine are on an anglethat is from the post to about 6" from the back of the desk.
357757
I use 24 inch monitors. 3 of them. It does sag slightly but there are enough points of adjustment that you can compensate for it.
787154
Yes it has two locking adjusting bolts with handles that let you adjust the tilt. Only thing that could be improved is the two small themb screws that attach the monitor when slid into the bracket. they are very easy to drop. Should be wing tipped screws that are attached so they couldn't get lost.
1640506
Yes, I have a 24" monitor on mine and it is fairly heavy. It kept wanting to tilt down but I was able to tighten the Allen bolt on the arm joint and it stays in position now. I would guess that you can do this to every joint so that it would not move at all once you got it set to where you like it.
122232
I don't have room to tilt it down that much so I don't know. I bought mine for the length of the arm and since it is level with the eye so all tilts are fine , although minimum for me.. sorry.
239283
Unfortunately the monitor only tilts down about 15 degrees, so you wouldn't be able to arrange this in a way that would be comfortable using this arm. ikc73's answer may be correct in terms of what the product packaging says, but I have the stand right here and it does not tilt downwards anywhere near 75 degrees, in fact there is a piece of metal to prevent it from doing so. It does, however, tilt up that much so that might be the cause of the confusion.
940823
Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
948259
This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100. If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
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Hi Tara,I had to return it as the monitor arrived broken, so I don't have it to measure for you. I ended up buying one at Costco.