Can I install upside down so the tv tilts upward as opposed to downward?
1016495
No you cannot. Not without modifying the unit that is. Once the main bracket is fixed securely to the wall, the TV hangs on the top half of the bracket, and gravity helps the tilting mechanism click/lock into place. It would not work upside down, the TV would fall.
1016496
No. It might work for a while, but the weight of the TV would be placed on the spring release mechanism. It would eventually work itself loose, and your TV would fall on whatever was below it. Most likely you'd end up with a broken TV, and whatever else below it destroyed as well. (game systems, stereo system, and so on.)
1637944
NO. You can remove the vertical bolt, and leave the mounting plate on the tv for future use.I'd replace the nut on the bolt with a wing nut. If the tv not to heavy, it should be easy to alignthe bolt through the holes. You can remove the tilt knob, but it will take two persons, one to hold the tv,and one to hold the carage bolt to tighting it.A drop on mount still has to be bolted in place if the RV is being moved.Walt
1584267
I don't see why not. The shelves are adjustable and you can slide them anywhere you want to . So upside down should work!
447874
There is a lever that allows you to change the angle of the TV, but I do not believe that it can freely tilt up or down like it moves right to left.
1726583
I think that should work. I bought one and installed it with the junction box on the bottom right but there was nothing in the installation process that would make me think it couldn't be done upside down.
1536225
Yes I believe you can by taking off the back plate and turning it upside down I did not do this but when I was installing it I noticed that you could
69392
It's not clear to me which part of the TV you want tilted forward--the top or bottom edge? If it's the top, then don't extend that metal extension on the bottom bracket...you will have about a 10-15% angle but may need to get an HDMI plug for the back of the TV that you can rotate/angle so it doesn't push the bottom part of the tv out.
543724
Yes, you can. It turns out very easy. the screw on 2 brackets, don't tight it all the way, and don't lose it so much, just enough to tilting the tv by itself. After mount it up, you can use both hands hold the tv and push it back and forth to till it.
651605
Installing it upside down, that works well for me. If you do not have enough space, you could tilt it a little.
813332
No depending on your tv angle it down before you hang it up....husband hated taking it down to adjust:). Works great and no issues for two years!
1641695
The only issue that I see with mounting it upside down is that the knob that holds the mount onto the arm could loosen with repeated movement of the arm. If the knob eventually came off, the TV would fall off.
520603
Hmmm, you would have to create some type of makeshift way to do it. The feet of the unit have slots, apparently for wall hanging, although that would be awkward and the unit would be upside down. If your TV is hanging on a wall bracket, you may be able to install a shelf above or below it. I did that with my television and was able to use L brackets and mount the shelf directly to the top of the TV bracket.
448913
If you are asking if this can be mounted upside down, the answer is yes and no. There is no current option to flip the picture 180 degrees in the menu. (it's on a feature enhancement list though for future R&D cycles) You can easily flip the video 180 via post processing software or even youtube editor has this option now. So your screen will be upside down is the thing until a future update comes out.
1146789
The tilt mechanism is integrated to the vertical arms that attach the TV to the front plate of the mount. To tilt the TV down or up, just loosen the knobs that secure the vertical arms on their tilting curvature mechanism and adjust the TV angle to the desired position. Once the TV is at the right angle, tighten the knobs. This adjustment can be made with or without the TV installed on the mount.
170275
The brackets that hold the TV to the mount have the tilt adjustment. It would be difficult/impossible to adjust the tilt if the brackets are flush mounted (no clearance to turn the screws that lock down the tilt). You might be able to do it if you space the brackets off the back of the TV. I think, though, what you want is a different mount that would do this more easily.
918198
You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
2078298
No and why would you? TVs don't have accelerometers on them so your picture would be sideways!