Do you have longer swivel arms on the bracket itself to accommodate other projectors?
1079144
The kit comes with arms that allow you to connect a projector with a maximum mounting screw to screw distance of 12.1 inches. You will need to contact the manufacturer for Extension Arms(AMRP10057) that allow projectors up to 15.7 inches max. An example would be the new Epson 8350 that has mounting points just over, closer to 13 inches.
1981042
Yes. The bracket that holds the arms does not have to be attached. It is wholly separate from the rest of the lamp
2043216
Yes, we used the Hansgrohe 16" extension arm. It worked perfectly and the swivel allows you to use it as an overhead or traditional angled.
1085389
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.
1910680
I can't give a definitive yes, but the Atdec has at least a half pound of extra hardware left over, even extra arms, which is designed to mount just about any projector. We have 2 viewsonics and 2 EIKI projectors which mounted without a problem.
473261
No the existing bracket will work. Just remember to rotate the image in the set up, otherwise it will be upside down.
211570
Yes but I ended up ordering 3 different ones. First one wrong fit. Second one plastic was too week to support it. I ended up with the universal projector ceiling mount sold by hot cafe. It has and extendable telescope feature. And I couldn't use the anchors it came with. It was flimsy so I went out and bought another one for ceiling usage. And since the projector isn't that heavy I really didn't have to worry about the weight of the projector.
929343
This might be a better bracket to get: CB Digital-T Flash Rotating Bracket for Tall Cameras and Cameras With Add-on Grip
399419
Yes I have. The platform has plenty of room for my projector. The only issue is that there isn't a lip on any of the sides to keep the projector from sliding off in steep angles. I had to fabricate one.Also, the base is a plastic like material not wood. It's plenty sturdy just not as thick as you would think.
822781
This mounting bracket, is VERY VERY universal in design, and I believe it SHOULD work on ANY projector made. The arms are all adjustable. One problem I had with it, was I had to go to my local hardware store to get some screws, that were a LITTLE longer, to mount my projector to it. The screws supplied do not come in proper lengths. No big deal, a buck or two, but just the hassle of going over to the hardware store. Other than that, it works GREAT!
540015
You can, but the amount of swivel or angle you'll get will vary on the size/width of the TV vs the arm length.
2003450
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.
1972905
This mount is universal. We have used it on 2 different projectors and had no problem. The fittings are movable and allows you to extend or retract for screw placement.
2179640
No, the arm will be way too long for that. There is an under cabinet mount somewhere that they have listed though.
2118040
Yes - at least the one I have you can - it has a built in bracket on the side.
1607239
Yes I have a swivel arm and it works perfectly! Plenty of cable to work with
1568609
Not on my model projector. Quite solid, even when fan speeds up. However, if the fan itself is unbalanced in some way, that's a problem for any mount, sadly.