White Universal Short Throw Projector Wall Mount Arm - extends 7"-27" from wall
UNI-STB
Black Universal Short Throw Projector Wall Mount Arm - extends 7"-27" from wall
General Information
Premier UNI-STA or UNI-STB Universal Short Throw Projector Wall Mount Arm
FeaturesofPremier UNI STA or UNI STB Short Throw Arm:
1. Fits most popular short-throw projectors on the market.
2. Extends 27" from the wall.
3. Includes wall-mounted GearBox for PC, MAC Mini or control modules.
4. Includes universal projector mount (PDS-PLUS).
5. For longer-throw projectors, check out model UNI-EXT (includes extension).
6. OSHPD & DSA approved (OPA-2440-07).
Technical Drawings forPremier UNISTA or UNISTB Short Throw Projector Mount
Description of Premier UNI-STA or UNI-STB:
Premiers universal short-throw projector arm is crafted to support all of the latest short-throw projectors on the market today. Offering more adjustability than any other projector arm on the market, the UNI-STA adjusts from 7" to 27" (up to 67" from the wall when used ordered as Model: UNI-EXT). Best of all, it does not require that a stud be located in the center of your whiteboard/screen (which is hardly ever the case). Happy to mount to a single stud or dual studs at 16", 18" or 24" spacing, the UNI-STA is the most flexible and installer-friendly short-throw arm on the market.
Specifications:
Color:
Black or White
Ship Weight:
UNI-STA: 32 lbs
UNI-STB: 30 lbs
Height:
10.71" (272mm)
Adjustable Depth:
7.01"-27.41" (178mm-696mm)
Adjustable Height:
2.01" (51mm)
Pitch:
+/-16.5°
Roll:
+/-7.5°
Yaw:
+/-41°
Frequently Asked Questions:
What if I need to adjust the height of the projector after installation is complete? The included adjustable mounting assembly allows for up to 2" of vertical adjustment after the fact. Plus, you can completely remove the assembly and mount direct for even more vertical correction.
Can I add speakers to this mount? Yes. We offer an audio upgrade package. You can also order the short-throw mount with audio already included.
What if I want to dress the cables out the end of the mounting arm, not the side ports? The "nose piece" at the end of the arm is perforated. Simply bend back the bottom with pliers and you will have more than enough room for cables, yet maintain a clean looking installation.
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