Does it project only on the ceiling or will you be able to see it on the walls?
2056401
mostly straight up, but some on the walls. pretty much fills the room with a every blue light.
2056402
just which way it is turned to no , doesn't live up to expectations. Anyhow not any side reelection,ya know.
2056403
There affordable fun lights. They can be tilted side to side if you prop them with something. They can also lay sideways. There a great light.
770600
Monica, It could be mounted to a wall, however, I'm not exactly sure what you are picturing. It was definitely designed to be mounted to a ceiling and you may be a bit disappointed by how it looks if you put it on the wall. The lights, if mounted on a wall, would either be pointed up towards the ceiling or down towards the floor. Hope this helps.
1758348
It primarily mounts to only a wall, however, using a J-hook you can hang it from a ceiling which works out fine. Definitely worth the investment though!
187485
It is designed as a wall mount, but I would think you could mount it on the ceiling. You would just have to watch the placement of the light sensor. And there is no room in the housing for the wiring, it needs to be attached to a box.
1653448
Yes. Basically whatever you watch on the screen, gets projected. However, the unit is an older design and fairly low resolution. Ok in a very dark room but not very bright either. There are newer units that may improve upon this unit.
2228798
It is a more focused light than most ceiling fans that have 3 bulb pointed at different directions. I wouldn't use it as the only light for a room but over a couch or table it will hit that area and the surrounding. Hope that helps.
1669421
You could, but it needs to be in the back of the room so it would need to clear your seating. The further away it is the bigger picture you can project. I bought a bracket for under $30 and put it in drywall ceiling with no studs, worked perfectly. Awesome projector!
1321625
It has to be mounted to the ceiling, but you can have it spin or not too with the set screws provided.
1286194
The projector can be used either way. In fact I just had my mounted on the ceiling after using it on a table
188470
I believe you can hang it from the ceiling, yes -- but it is so small! I am not sure it would light up a room! And it breaks REALLY easily!
2174919
It definitely spreads out. It is very bright. I tried it in a lamp first; but the area it covered was not that big. I found that if you put it in a celing light it spreads out over a large area, which covers the floor and walls. Hope this helps.
132233
You can align recessed lighting on the ceiling within about a foot of the laser level, so it does project up, if that is what you are asking.
1325278
the blast pattern of the signal is on a horizontal plane. it does not shoot the signal 600' up and down. only in the round direction. I would not mount this on the wall. I would mount it on the ceiling or on a shelf. That way you can use the full range of the device.
1998801
It works perfectly as long as the room is dark and it's being projected onto a single wall. Then, the stars can be adjusted into focus and look very crisp and realistic.
2081803
It is my opinion, that while it could be used as a wall mount it most definitely would not be the preferred way to use it. There is some play in the way that the bracket hangs from the top ceiling mount (it's just slotted and no matter how tight those three top bolts are it still has play) When hanging form the ceiling this doesn't have any effect on the projector but I am afraid that might not be the case when using it from the wall. That is not to say that someone couldn't make it work if you're pretty handy in that way.
906115
I agree with previous answer. We hung ours from a 17-foot ceiling and project onto a 10 X 20 wall that is only 15 feet away; this is in our 'hi-tech' area with subdued lighting and it gave us a nice effect.
1569055
Correct, this camera can be placed on the ceiling looking down at the room. Yes.Thank you,Sleuth Electronics LLC