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Hi there,

 

Our school needs to replace 6 projectors with better brightness ones which is not a problem. The problem is mounting the new projectors to our old brackets as those brackets were custom made for the old projectors. Just to stress that it's only the plate or the bracket that needs changing not the actual pole which is suspended from the ceiling. The old company that did the job doesn't exist anymore and the new one I asked for some help quoted me £140 for the new mounts!!! surely, this can't be the price for a piece of metal with 3 or 4 screws?!

thanks

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For totally impartial advice and straightforward approach to all things audio visual, we use this guy:

 

Andrew J Cooper

North West Branch Manager

Universal AV Services Ltd

[email protected]

Universal AV

Kingfisher Centre, Burnley Road, Rawtenstall, Rossendale, Lancashire, BB4 8EQ.

 

T: 01706 231834

F: 01706 230165

M: 07773 389404

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I have several Unicol mounts which were bought with specific plates for projectors. Those projectors have just come up for replacement, so I've bought some universal projector mounts, (Vogels VPC545 or similar), unbolted the old cage, and adapted the new mount onto it. Main reason for doing this was the poles actually go up into the ceiling, cables and all, and I didn't fancy having to unbolt the struts they're mounted on in the roof space ;)
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If you're using those check they don't obstruct removal of the filter.

 

At my last school we had 15 of them, projectors had to be taken down to clean filter.

That is the one downside to those units if your filters slide out :( My techy hates them for that exact reason but as a mount they are great and well built and good value :)

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That is the one downside to those units if your filters slide out :( My techy hates them for that exact reason but as a mount they are great and well built and good value :)

 

but if used with casio's they don't need much cleaning :)

 

just the nec one i have which is a pita to clean!

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but if used with casio's they don't need much cleaning :)

 

just the nec one i have which is a pita to clean!

Indeed and snap with the NECs, the solution is to vacuum the filters in-situe :)

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