Lcd Projector Screen Wall Mount

[13.0" (33.0 cm)] Was just as advertised and worked great for our projector and wall mount.

[Floor mounted] This screen was installed in a small conference room with an NEC projector. The screen can be wall or ceiling mounted, and this flexibility came in handy when we had to switch to a ceiling mount at the last moment. The screen presents very well, and is unobtrusive when retracted. The tensioning system works nicely, and we didn't have to change any of the factory settings for the drop. I would have liked to see some additional mounting holes for attaching the screen to studs in the wall, so the installer has more options for wall mounting.

[Native: 16:10] For years, our old projector used the back wall of the church as a screen. The black parts of videos were washed out, even with the lights off. We got an Ambient Light Rejecting screen, which made the dark parts much deeper, but, unfortunately, it also darkened skin tones and colors. This new Epson Powerlite has enough punch (4000 ANSI lumens) that the ALR screen feels like a TV set. Skin tones and colors are accurate, and the dark portions are really dark, like they're supposed to be. The mounting of the projector was fixed, and initially I was disappointed that the throw distance was different from the old projector. At the tightest zoom, the image was larger than the screen by about 8 inches on a side. It was then that I discovered that the digital zoom had negative numbers and I was able to shrink the image to the size of the screen, There is a slight 8 glow on the wall around the screen which is hardly noticeable. I can see it because I know it's there, but no one else has mentioned it yet. The remote control is powerful enough to bounce its signal of the wall to activate the ceiling mounted projector. The old projector required exact aiming from in front of it to turn it on or off, The remote control also has specific buttons for each source which makes changing from VGA to HDMI really simple. Overall, I don't think I could be happier about this purchase. It has given our church a much better video experience.

[8] We used it to hold a 50 LCD perfectly. Be aware smaller monitors will show the Wall Mount when viewed from a side angle. We mounted a power outlet and Ethernet/Coax outlets through the large holes so no wires show. We also added surge protection for the Monitor and Roku also hidden.

[Lockable doors] It worked perfectly, and it is very easy to mount on a hollow wall, at least. The perfect shelf for a projector.

[6.5 x 4 x 0.01"] Excellent protection for the LCD screen.

[Plastic] Works well on the LCD screen on the cameras.

[1x RJ45] I purchased this wall arm in conjunction with the Peerless-AV PJF2-UNV projector mount in order to mount my BenQ HT3550 projector (also from B&H Photo). Mounting instructions and hardware were a breeze to install. While it does come with some heavy duty drywall anchors, I opted to line it up with the nearest stud to where I wanted the projector to be, then oriented everything else (frame location, speakers, etc.) off of that near-center stud for added strength and security. Speaking of strength, this thing is immovable once properly installed. This is one of the most important pieces in your Home Theater set up, and the Peerless Vector Pro Projector Wall Arm delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended for wall mounting.

[0.5 lb] I didn't want to permanently mount my projector with a ceiling or wall mount so that I could move it to different rooms, and focused on finding a tripod mount. Big thumbs up for this item. No sliding or shaking at all with the rubber feet keeping it firmly in place. The ball head stays solidly in place. The only thing I ensure doing is if the projector leans in any direction to have a leg pointing in the same direction as that lean.

I purchased this wall arm in conjunction with the Peerless-AV PJF2-UNV projector mount in order to mount my BenQ HT3550 projector (also from B&H Photo). Mounting instructions and hardware were a breeze to install. While it does come with some heavy duty drywall anchors, I opted to line it up with the nearest stud to where I wanted the projector to be, then oriented everything else (frame location, speakers, etc.) off of that near-center stud for added strength and security. Speaking of strength, this thing is immovable once properly installed. This is one of the most important pieces in your Home Theater set up, and the Peerless Vector Pro Projector Wall Arm delivers on all fronts. Highly recommended for wall mounting.