Do I need to buy anything else beside this to mount my projector on the ceiling? It does not seem that this one alone would work. Thanks.
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Yep this has all you need. The mount, bolts for the ceiling and bolts for attaching the mount to the projector. It does not come with a drop bar so if you have high ceilings you may need to purchase that separately.
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I also purchased the Peerless ACC570 Wood Joist Ceiling Mounts and the Adjustable Ext Column 6" To 9" because I didn't want it so close to the ceiling. But I believe that you can just mount the projector mount directly to the ceiling with four large screws that will allow you to turn it a little if needed.
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No, the bracket is designed to attach to a ceiling joist. As long as your projector fits the bracket, you're good to go as long as your projector doesn't exceed the weight limit of the bracket. I love the bracket. It's the best one I have ever used. I'm in the home theater business.
2003451
Nope, this is all ya need. I had an electrician mount it and put a new outlet, so I can plug directly to it
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Look farther down on the product page Amazon has for this item. It shows the accessories you need to mount this. If you look at the top of this mount you will see a hole with threads. That is where a pipe will screw into and hold the mount. You can buy pipe at the hardware store, but the stuff made specifically for this usually works much better since it's nicely finished with black paint and usually has a cut out to run your wires.Now, it seems you could just screw this mount directly to the ceiling like a flush mount ceiling fan, but I can't vouch for how well that would allow you to aim this correctly to your screen. Look farther down on the product page Amazon has for this item. It shows the accessories you need to mount this. If you look at the top of this mount you will see a hole with threads. That is where a pipe will screw into and hold the mount. You can buy pipe at the hardware store, but the stuff made specifically for this usually works much better since it's nicely finished with black paint and usually has a cut out to run your wires.Now, it seems you could just screw this mount directly to the ceiling like a flush mount ceiling fan, but I can't vouch for how well that would allow... » Read More Look farther down on the product page Amazon has for this item. It shows the accessories you need to mount this. If you look at the top of this mount you will see a hole with threads. That is where a pipe will screw into and hold the mount. You can buy pipe at the hardware store, but the stuff made specifically for this usually works much better since it's nicely finished with black paint and usually has a cut out to run your wires.Now, it seems you could just screw this mount directly to the ceiling like a flush mount ceiling fan, but I can't vouch for how well that would allow you to aim this correctly to your screen. « Show Less
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You'll have to buy a wall/ceiling mounting bracket. It's only a few extra dollars and can be found on amazon. I purchased a frame with my order.
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I used the "QualGear PRB-717-WHT Universal Ceiling Mount Projector Accessory" for the projector I purchased (BenQ HT-series HT1075 1080P 2,200 ANSI Lumen 3D Full HD Home Theater Projector). It was not 100% intuitive, but had plenty of adjustability and mounting hardware - I would recommend this mount, much better than the previous mount I had. BTW - very happy with the projector - My son uses this mostly for gaming.
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Screw it into the ceiling that is what I did and it works perfectly! If you stick it with adhesive it can fall & break I think :)
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It would need to sit on a shelf or be mounted on a bracket which could attach to the bottom of the projector and the wall behind it at the same time. The only holes for a mount are on the bottom.
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I cant say for sure about that particular projector. BUT, the PRGUNV has worked on many projectors for me. It comes with a variety of mounting screws and always works for projectors that have mounting screws. It can mount direct to the ceiling or screw it on to a standard 1.5" threaded pipe or pole mount. If you don't need the pole to be adjustable, you can just go to the hardware store and buy the length of 1 1/2" black gas pipe that you need. Peerless makes mounting pipes that are adjustable that works great.
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I have used an ATDEC TH-WH-PJ-FM Telehook Flush Ceiling Projector Mount for the past 7 or 8 years. It has worked with all projectors I have used, including an Optoma HD70, InFocus X10, Viewsonic PJD7820, and my current BenQ W1070
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Yes. If you want a ceiling mount, you must buy a separate housing. Otherwise assumption is use of rod.
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Yes this includes an adapter plate required to mount your projector. It is designed to match up with many brands .
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Yes, I used this projector to replace an optoma HD20. Mine is also ceiling mounted, I used the same mount in the same location.
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This comes with a ceiling plate mount , bare wire and wire nuts. For my purpose, I purchased separate edison plugs and did away with the included mount.
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Sorry I don't know as it is up on my ceiling and I don't want to touch it because; I can say "universal" is a relative term as I had to adapt this mount from a 4 armed mount to hold a 3 hole Sony projector. I did it and it works, but no points for them for the claim of universal. Maybe Sony isn't a big enough brand-ha. The picture is steady and after 3 months I think it will hold.
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Yes. The only item that may need to be purchased is a down rod that is the correct length for your ceiling height.
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I'm sorry but I can't confirm that, but the mounting hardware that comes with device is pretty easy to install. The electric box in ceiling should allow for any standard mounting bracket
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Honestly I don't think the designers thought of it: As far as I can tell you'll need a ceiling mount which cradles it, instead of one of those that simply bolts right into the projector, and on top of that; one that doesn't obscure the connectors, located on the right side towards the back, unless you only need VGA or USB which are on the back. But it can flip the image upside down.
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We mounted it using the arm drop extension. It pivots at the part attached to the projector, not at the end attached to the ceiling. The pivot works very well - we have it set regularly to display on our projector screen, but can swivel the projector 90 degrees to display on the side wall (which is just white) for when we want to view from the other end of the room (it is a long basement room). Not a common need - we use it set up specifically for the projector screen the majority of the time, but a nice feature to have.
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Unfortunately the sling does not come with equipment to attach to the ceiling although it does come with instructions on how to do this. I went to home depot and picked up everything I needed to hang for around 40 dollars though it may be cheaper if you already have a stud finder and tape measure. The only parts you need are two Eye Lag Screws capable of supporting 250lbs each and two carabiners capable of holding, again, 250lbs each. To attach to ceiling first you must find a support stud, I recommend one closer to the wall as these are more structurally sound and the closer to the corner you can be the better for the same reason. Drill two holes into the stud using an 1/8 drill bit and position the holes approx. 16in' apart. From there just screw your Eye lag screws into your freshly drilled holes, then attach your carabiners and finally hang your swing and you are good to go!