What would be the minimum distance (between the projector and the center of the lens) that can be achieved with this mount? I have a Optoma Hd25-LV.
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I know it has to be above the screen but not sure on the distance. You should call their tech support. They are very helpful and give them the screen size and heigh of screen and they will tell you how far back and up it has to go from screen. This is by far the best projector I have tried. Awesome 3d if you get the RF glasses and transmitter.
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Not sure what you are asking. The projector is attached to the lens. Are you asking the distance from the mount to the lens?
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Hi Abhijit...I wish I could answer that, I had a professional install my system.
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Couple of questions.1. Is your projector a short throw or long?2. What is your desired screen size?
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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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I don't know the specifics of an Optoma hd25e but I do know that this mount is highly adaptive. With the range of adjustments on all four "legs", just about any geometry is possible.
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Distance from projector depends on the projector. Mine projects the full 12' diagonal size from about 25'...
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If you made a larger plate to attach to the one for optomas then yes. But if not you would only be able to get one screw in the Epson and the weight is to big. I do love the mount but if you were able to get a piece that of metal n drill holes it would def work. That's my plan anyway when I upgrade to the big Epson down the road
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I'm sure it would work for your projector, but I really did not like this mount. It was rather touchy when positioning and over time seems to keep moving and have to re adjust. The adjustment controls force you to mess it up completely and start it over...... Look into a better bracket with adjustment knobs with gears that slowly move. This one is loose or tight.... Just some advice :) You get what you pay for and I bought a better mount to replace this one.
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Not even close. Per Optoma's website, this projector has only a 1.2 zoom. If you need to be that far back and display that small of a screen, your choice of projectors gets very small--perhaps nonexistent. I have an older Panasonic with a 2.0 zoom, and I can display 110" from over 17' away. But even my projector would only go down to 120" at 20 feet. You need a bigger screen!
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I do not know, i have the optoma hd65 and i had to find the part number elsewhere, Purchased this part and it worked. The repair took about an hour but i am familiar with electronics repair as i fixed iphones for a couple of years. It was not bad there are a couple of youtube videos that you can use as guides. and as long as you follow the guide then you should be fine. My projector had white dots and this totally fixed it and it has run for around 100 hours since without issue.
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It definitely depends on the throw of the projector, for example my Benq W1500 is rated as a 1.07 to 1.71 zoom throw, So I multiply 144"(screen size) x 1.07 and then again x 1.71 and I know that I need to set this projector between 154"(12'-10") and 246" (20'-6") away from the screen.
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this is an interesting projector. very large projected images...within 30 inches of a wall or screen. the projector lens is actually convex hence the "short throw" feature. as you move the projector away from the wall or screen, it very quickly becomes extremely large...approximately 8' hign about 6' from the wall
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Check out this link here:http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-HD25e-projection-calculator-pro.htmIt helps you calculate throw distance and size depending on how far the projector is from the screen.The Optoma is an excellent projector and great value for money but, compared to some other projectors, is a little more inflexible in placement and sizing options.I have a 106" screen projected from about 13' back. Looks great, no complaints.
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Mine is at the min length. I used the top large, pole to mount to the upper bracket and the middle, small pole to to mount to the projector bracket. It works great.
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Hi Forest, as for distance as this projector has a zoom function, the range for a 100 inch screen is between 5'3" and 6'4". Not certain what to recommend re ceiling mount, I adapted my old Dell mount to suit. I find this site to be really useful when considering what to buy.... http://www.projectorcentral.com/BenQ-W770ST-projection-calculator-pro.htm
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I've had it 20 feet away from screen, image was great. Haven't tried it further because I speak with laptop and projector up front with me. Hope this helps.
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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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You need to go to the Optoma website to check the throw distance for the HD25e. You will need to know the distance from your projector mount to your screen. Here is the link for the site. http://www.optomausa.com/support/calculator/ Just select the HD25e and put in the appropriate information. You can mount the projector but this will let you know if it will fill up your whole screen or if it will be too big or small.
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Yes buy a cheetah projector mount to go with it. That will be a perfect setup and is the same one I own