NeoMounts Beamer W100 Silver
Wall bracket for projectors up to 12 kg
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Designed by NeoMounts, the Beamer W100 Silver wall mount is a universal model that can be tilted, swivelled and/or rotated for projectors weighing up to 12 kg. It's an excellent choice for an optimal viewing experience.
Wall bracket for projectors up to 12 kg
Overview
For safe and easy wall-mounting of your video projector
Designed by NeoMounts, the Beamer W100 Silver wall mount is a universal model that can be tilted, swivelled and/or rotated for projectors weighing up to 12 kg. It's an excellent choice for an optimal viewing experience. Versatile, it is easy to install and requires no additional accessories to position.
NeoMounts ' versatile tilt (90°), rotate and/or swivel (360° ) technology allows the mount to change viewing angles very easily. It lets you take full advantage of your projector's capabilities. The depth of the Beamer W100 can be adjusted from 73 to 123 centimetres. It features innovative cable management that conceals and routes cables from the wall to the projector. The mount has two swivel points and is suitable for most projectors. This universal wall mount is easy to install and is suitable for projectors using the mounting holes on the underside of the projector. This mount is perfect for use in offices, schools, hospitals or at home. All installation hardware is included with the product.
Key features:
- Projector stand
- Compact telescopic arm
- Maximum load: 12 kg
- Adjustment: 360° rotation/pivot, 90° tilt
- Easy to install
- Cable management
- Distance from wall: 73 - 123 cm
Specifications
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General information |
Product name |
NeoMounts Beamer W100 Silver |
Brand |
NeoMounts | |
Model |
BEAMER-W100 SILVER | |
Technical specifications |
Supported weight |
12 kg |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
Product referenced on 5 Mar 2024
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