What is the projector holder?
Mount projector is a metal structure that supports the projector and provides it on the wall or ceiling. The purpose of the holder is to remove the projector from the direct supervision of people who view the projector output, while its location for optimal settlement with the screen screen. Mountry projectors are most often used in auditoriums, school classrooms and large public spaces, but as the popularity of domestic cinema has grown, they have become more and more common in private homes.
The projector must perform three functions: to safely connect the projector to the connection mechanism itself, to safely connect the mounting mechanism to the ceiling or wall, and allow the angle settings and the inclination to obtain the correct projection and angle height. When selecting the projector assembly, it is important to know where you will use the projector, what types of images you will project and what screen you will project. This will determine how adjustable the assembly must be and what kind of connection, wall or ceiling you will need.
most projector handles come in standard black, gray and white to mix with the environment in which they will be mounted. Mounts can also be ordered in its own colors for use with unique wall colors and ceiling. Some projector handles have small, electric motors that allow the projector to be elevated or reduced, which makes them virtually invisible without being used.
Projector manufacturers offer corresponding projector handles that are designed to support each particular projector. There are also universal handles that come with adjustable shoulders that can be extended, shortened and shortened to match the fasteners on most projectors. Any projector holder will include a mechanism for possession or support of the projector itself, orthosis or arm that holds supported projectors from the wall or under the ceiling and metoDou to ensure the design of the support/stiffening on the wall or ceiling.
Two measurements are of first -class importance in the location of the mounted projector: distance and height. The height is defined as the distance above or below the center line of the screen and the distance is measured as the number of inches from the screen to the projector lens. These measurements determine the size of the projected image and the quality of the projected image.
Specific height and distance vary for each projector and are determined by the size of the screen and focal length of the projector lens. Each manufacturer will provide a manual with instructions on how to determine the correct position for the projector assembly. In general, most projectors are located approximately one and half times in the screen width and is located on the upper or lower edge of the screen.
Mounty for projectors can be purchased from FFICE supplies, electronic equipment, online and projector manufacturers. Average cost ranges from less than 50 USD (USD) to moreE than $ 300 depending on the materials, size and weight of the projector to be mounted. The projector should always be purchased before selecting or locating the assembly structure.