The Epson V12H516020 Ultra-Short Throw Table Mount for BL Series Projectors is specifically designed for mounting BrightLink 475Wi, 480i, and 485Wi projectors on to tables. The hand-adjustable clamp design easily attaches to 0.6 to 3.1” (15.2 to 78.7mm) thick tables. Also, it allows you to adjust the projector position to create large size (40 to 65" (diagonal)) images without causing any damage to the table surface.
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Key Features
- For BrightLink 475Wi, 480i, & 485Wi
- Easy to Use
- Flexible Installation
- Projects from 40 to 65"
The Epson V12H516020 Ultra-Short Throw Table Mount for BL Series Projectors is specifically designed for mounting BrightLink 475Wi, 480i, and 485Wi projectors on to tables. The hand-adjustable clamp design easily attaches to 0.6 to 3.1” (15.2 to 78.7mm) thick tables. Also, it allows you to adjust the projector position to create large size (40 to 65" (diagonal)) images without causing any damage to the table surface.
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Epson H516020 Overview
For BrightLink 475Wi, 480i, and 485Wi projectors
Flexible installation - hand-adjustable clamp design easily attaches to 0.6 to 3.1" (15.2 to 78.7mm) thick tables
Easily adjustable - 2 position mounting arm for projecting 16:10 content from 45 to 65" (114.3 to 152.4 cm) (BrightLink 475Wi/485Wi) or 4:3 content from 40 to 57" (101.6 to 144.9 cm) (BrightLink 480i)
Includes all necessary tools and screws required for assembly
UPC: 010343888685
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Epson H516020 Reviews
Right Tool for the Job!
By Derrick
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-08-02
This table mount is used for my Epson short throw, interactive projector. It is well built in fact a little on the heavy side which for me is good because I'm trusting that it will safely and securely hold my projector. I don't want to worry about the mount and the projector tumbling to the floor so this is the right tool for the job!
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