Does this access point have a bracket you can use for drop down ceilings?
1112092
Not really but believe I could make it work. Mine is hung to steel ceiling joist with double side tape and just took long wire tie as safety net thru the mounting bracket and the unit is very light
1112093
No it does not have a bracket for drop down ceilings. It has regular mounting brackets, like a smoke detector, but no mounting brackets for drop down ceiling.
1112094
It has a bayonet base that you can mount on the drop frame or in the center of a tile with a backer.
1112095
It looks like the mount would screw onto a standard octagon electrical box or round plaster ring just like a smoke/heat/CO2 detector head would. If the AP was too heavy for a simple plaster ring in a flimsy drop ceiling tile an octagon box or a 4" box with plaster ring and a t-bar hanger isn't a very expensive item at any home store. They are just a few dollars. This is the standard method of mounting smoke detector heads in drop ceiling tiles.Depending on how the drop ceiling and the heating system is engineered it may be necessary to have bare network wires run inside conduit or be plenum-rated to be completely legal although in many places this technicality is simply overlooked. It looks like the mount would screw onto a standard octagon electrical box or round plaster ring just like a smoke/heat/CO2 detector head would. If the AP was too heavy for a simple plaster ring in a flimsy drop ceiling tile an octagon box or a 4" box with plaster ring and a t-bar hanger isn't a very expensive item at any home store. They are just a few dollars. This is the standard method of mounting smoke detector heads in drop ceiling tiles.Depending on how the drop ceiling and the heating system is engineered it may be necessary to have bare network wires run inside... » Read More It looks like the mount would screw onto a standard octagon electrical box or round plaster ring just like a smoke/heat/CO2 detector head would. If the AP was too heavy for a simple plaster ring in a flimsy drop ceiling tile an octagon box or a 4" box with plaster ring and a t-bar hanger isn't a very expensive item at any home store. They are just a few dollars. This is the standard method of mounting smoke detector heads in drop ceiling tiles.Depending on how the drop ceiling and the heating system is engineered it may be necessary to have bare network wires run inside conduit or be plenum-rated to be completely legal although in many places this technicality is simply overlooked. « Show Less
973663
Yes, it is built to be close to the ceiling. If you want it to hang low you probably need and extension or buy a different mount.
49964
I did not use a bracket when I installed the unit. If I were in an apartment building or on a higher floor I would recommend it. It is fairly heavy, but it's worth the effort.
1365722
Yes you sure can. I have a very low ceiling and I only used about two links.
2227445
It has the hardware to connect directly into the ceiling but it can also be hung as a swag and plugged into the wall, which is what I did. Hope that helps :-)
2255422
Yes this can be mounted to the ceiling. You will need end caps, and connecting brackets if you plan to link more than one together.
785869
This speaker does not come with any brackets. As a matter of fact, this speaker is meant for recessed mount. You will need to cut the hole on the sheetrock ceiling or tile ceiling by using the template that come with it. Once the hole is cut, the speaker will fit right in. You just turn the screwa on the gears around the speaker. If you intend to have a drop down speaker box. This speaker is not for you unless you customize a box to put the speaker inside to make it a speaker box. Hope that help.
974756
Four bolts and nuts hold the platform to the bracket which can move up and down and adjust to level. To attach to a low ceiling directly you would lose adjustability, both up and down and for leveling, and it may not be as secure. I would not abandon the bracket unless I had to.
1033798
no, I used a ceiling hook to attach it to the eaves of my garage. I use it as a yard light and it hangs down so you don't see the top part at all.
359566
No! This mounts flush to the ceiling using your current light fixture box, or you can mount with the enclosed drywall anchors as well.
1393812
Yes it can manually adjustable, ip poe it's the most easy to install. This is best for indoor ceiling mount, I hope it will solve your question.
1019351
No bracket needed. The window closes down on the unit (single hung windows) and the window (security) clip will hold it in place.
1405562
This does not come with a drywall mounting bracket. I always use a Single Gang Low Voltage Mounting Bracket to have a more secure connection to the wall.
1676779
It comes with plastic bracket and mounting screws that I used to mount this unit in the porch ceiling on a stucco surface. I hope this helps. By the way it works great, flawless operation.
2006554
No, only brackets for the laghts themselves. I made a light bar for my Harley Dyna. Can send picture if it helps.
748302
Yes it does. There is a drop down menu setting called ceiling and another called reverse- some combination of these two will get you what you want.
119729
I don't really think so. I returned it because it was too small for my needs, but still, I think it was just for a wall mount. And anyway it's a plug-in, not made for ceilings.