how many degrees does this mount tilt?
1675591
Tilts about 15°. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
1675592
Tilts about 15. Best to mount your TV eye level (when seated) when using this type of mount.
1675593
I don't know exact degree but it will go from straight up to a tilt of about a 1 1/2" away from the wall. Maybe 2" away
845928
The tilt angle for the 4" is approx 15 to 20 degrees. Great lights. best looking led on the market in my opinion. Put 40 of them in my new home
1223958
There is a T bolt (bolt with plastic wing type head easy to turn) that comes with the unit to lock the tilting position. I just adjusted my screen earlier today, so it's there and it works. Not a whole lot of range for tilting though, maybe 30 degree up and down? Hope this helps.
603212
I mounted it to a wall mount instead of leaving it on its base. So, in my case, it does tilt and swivel. Not sure about whether it tilts on its own base.
1185854
Our mounting plate only has two holes. Not sure what is meant by backwards tilt. When placing on or off lift up and out. Hope this helps
323996
Hello,I am sorry but the manufacturer is not sure how much tilt it can have. We do apologize.Thanks
447873
It tilts down. Has a locking lever so you can clamp it at whichever angle works best for you.Please note that this is a very solid, heavy mounting bracket. We are very pleased and this seems to be as good as you can get for less than $400
2055077
I just looked at mine mounted on wall and I don't think it has the amount of motion that you would need for that amount of tilt. I thinking 10 degrees or less.
498490
The tilt is around 180, very adjustable. It stays in place. And yes, there is something like a knob to adjust.
554027
I would guess it is capable of a 45 degree angle. It will tilt quite a bit.
373193
I used this with a tilted mount, it took some improvising, was not intended for that use
955628
The answer is, NO, it will only tilt down about 8 or 10 degrees. I can see that there may be applications for an up turn, but normally you are sitting or standing below a wall mount and a down tilt is needed. If you are really would like it to tilt up, with some difficulty you could mount the bracket upside down.
778054
the tilt adjustment is behind the bracket that mounts to the TV. It is not much tilt but it works fine for me
1297503
It has a ball swivel wall mount. Can be angled in any direction. I would say it angles down about 20-25 degrees.
697204
Hi Patricia, unfortunately no, the tilt is limited to 45 degrees not 90 so its only half way there! Not too many applications that need 90 degrees, so Ill take a guess and say this for a dental practice maybe? If so, you should check out the ICW mounts, they are expensive but made for that application specifically. Cheers! Allan ~ InstallerParts
217792
Sort of. You can position it so that the mount would be connected to the underside of an overhang, but the camera would be 90 degrees off. The camera can rotate around the base 360 degrees, and then the camera can tilt maybe 60 degrees ,so it probably will do what you want in some form or another. This isn't a big deal - I think there's a software option to spin the image, and most security video recorders have the ability to do that as well. But you'll "lose" (or gain, depending on what you are pointed at) a few pixels because the rectangle of view will be 90 degrees out of phase. So I'd say "Yes, you can" with a minor caveat.
373194
Yes, I have my tv tilted down 5 degrees with this mounted on top. Works just fine and there is a small adjustment you can make when you put it together to tilt it slightly up.