How would you recommend installing the 5040, if the center-point (where it needs to be mounted) has a joist several inches away, on either side? Is it easier to just move your screen so that the center of it, lines up with the available joist? What would you recommend?
The 5040 has horizontal screen shift, you should be able to mount it off center on the joist, and shift the image over without having to worry about any keystone issues. If your joist is in the attic and you really want to be on center, you can just add some bracing between the joists to mount on.
It is always better to put a projector lens dead center if possible. Lens shift introduces minor variances in the image. Further, there's absolutely no reason to avoid a dead center lens unless there are extenuating circumstances causing the projector to be mounted off center. For professionals, there's usually no excuse. We've installed thousands of projectors the right way. Thank you for watching
If you want a smooth lens change when changing screens center if possible but mine is not 100% center and it works fine. The only thing the 5050/6050 will not correct is leveling. You can go vertical and horizontal a great amount but it will not rotate the image so just make sure the mount is level. I have an issue with my ceiling and have to add a bit of weight to one side of the mount to get level but that should not be issue for most.
Question: what are the specs on the mount that comes with this? How far down from the ceiling does the top (bottom) of the projector end up? How fra from the center of the mount is the back end? I have a soffit in the back of the tester room I’m building and I need to make sure the projector can clear the soffit or I’m going to need to move it forward. I can’t find any info/measurements anywhere on this mount.
We have 3 in stock, if you're looking to purchase one you can reach out to us by email anytime or phone call 930-530 central M-F. Email: DivineAVinc@gmail.com
Note: when taking the projector back down: if the projector was installed with the keyhole facing the opposite side to what's shown in the video, you'll need to push the projector forward to release it, not backwards. Not that I would've made that silly mistake. ;-)
We actually like to store it with the extra lamp that comes with those projectors. That why there's a bit of theft protection for the unit just in case.
When I upgraded from the 4040 to 5050 I prayed as I opened the old mount box that I was smart enough to put the keys back in and I did. This time I simply did not lock it.
The mount thats supplied with the 6050 comes with a 6 inch pole that you could swap out for a 2 inch getting it about 10 inches from the ceiling to the bottom of the projector.
@@solkimarcade2315 if you haven't already ordered your projector we can get you one at a great price. Call 214 600 4144 for more information. If you already have it just take the mount out of the box and take the pole to home depot. There you can find all types of pipes in the plumbing section that will match up with that pipe. They're called nipple connectors. Happy movie watching my friend!
Variable speed drills, and powered screwdrivers are perfectly safe when using proper trigger control. We have installed more than 2500 projectors in DFW and not a single stripped screw in 16 years. Thanks for watching.
What is the mount model?
Thanks for this video! Super helpful! We are about to move into our first home, which has a media room all set up and ready for a projector!
Thank you for the video. Very informative and easy to follow.
I don't know where to put my eyes there is something better than 6050
Would this mount works with epson cinema 3800?
Thanks!
Nope. Use this: amzn.to/3xxBmOQ
@@DivineAV thanks a lot! 😀
Great video, wish it had some more close-ups on the mount
Thanks, we will keep that in mind
How would you recommend installing the 5040, if the center-point (where it needs to be mounted) has a joist several inches away, on either side? Is it easier to just move your screen so that the center of it, lines up with the available joist? What would you recommend?
The 5040 has horizontal screen shift, you should be able to mount it off center on the joist, and shift the image over without having to worry about any keystone issues. If your joist is in the attic and you really want to be on center, you can just add some bracing between the joists to mount on.
Informative and well presented 👍👍
If I only use two screws and each one is screwed into different joists, how much weight can this mount support?
The Eason 5050ub has lens shift. It does not need to be dead center to work.
It is always better to put a projector lens dead center if possible. Lens shift introduces minor variances in the image. Further, there's absolutely no reason to avoid a dead center lens unless there are extenuating circumstances causing the projector to be mounted off center. For professionals, there's usually no excuse. We've installed thousands of projectors the right way. Thank you for watching
If you want a smooth lens change when changing screens center if possible but mine is not 100% center and it works fine. The only thing the 5050/6050 will not correct is leveling. You can go vertical and horizontal a great amount but it will not rotate the image so just make sure the mount is level. I have an issue with my ceiling and have to add a bit of weight to one side of the mount to get level but that should not be issue for most.
Question: what are the specs on the mount that comes with this? How far down from the ceiling does the top (bottom) of the projector end up? How fra from the center of the mount is the back end? I have a soffit in the back of the tester room I’m building and I need to make sure the projector can clear the soffit or I’m going to need to move it forward. I can’t find any info/measurements anywhere on this mount.
where can I buy this mounting bracket?
We actually have 3 in stock currently. Call us at 214 600 4144 930-530 Monday-Friday or drop us an email at Divineavinc@gmail.com
Thats central time if you're looking to call
Inwall speakers used?
Hey buddy, those are Klipsch 502L and Pro-160rpc-in-ceiling. We have a full feature on this awesome build coming up. Thanks for watching.
Where I can find this ceiling mount please please ??
I have Epson projector and I can’t find such ceiling mount !! Can you advise please ?
Thanks 🙏🏻
We have 3 in stock, if you're looking to purchase one you can reach out to us by email anytime or phone call 930-530 central M-F.
Email: DivineAVinc@gmail.com
@@DivineAV Does the 5050UB comes with the ceiling Mount?. Thanks!!!
Note: when taking the projector back down: if the projector was installed with the keyhole facing the opposite side to what's shown in the video, you'll need to push the projector forward to release it, not backwards. Not that I would've made that silly mistake. ;-)
What’s the product chief??
Awsome video great content
I would leave that lock key taped to the projector at the top or the mount..that way you don't have to worry where its at
We actually like to store it with the extra lamp that comes with those projectors. That why there's a bit of theft protection for the unit just in case.
When I upgraded from the 4040 to 5050 I prayed as I opened the old mount box that I was smart enough to put the keys back in and I did. This time I simply did not lock it.
Is there a flush mount I can use for the 6050ub? I need it as close as possible to the ceiling
The mount thats supplied with the 6050 comes with a 6 inch pole that you could swap out for a 2 inch getting it about 10 inches from the ceiling to the bottom of the projector.
Divine AV Home Theater great thank you!
@@solkimarcade2315 if you haven't already ordered your projector we can get you one at a great price. Call 214 600 4144 for more information. If you already have it just take the mount out of the box and take the pole to home depot. There you can find all types of pipes in the plumbing section that will match up with that pipe. They're called nipple connectors. Happy movie watching my friend!
@@DivineAV Is the mount Chief 4500 or 4000
@@rajeshg562 4500
Wait...you only need two lags? I thought I was going to have to built a crazy box up above to hit all 4 holes
Two well secured into a stud would hold at least 500 pounds. We personally do a hang test on every mount to ensure that.
Thanks 4 ur recommended that things.. 😍
Btw, who is she on the wall? Blue T-shirt, tell her, dont be shy n keep in happy... 😇😁
#nice_tattoo.. 😍
the echo in that room is awful
Do not try this at home! Using a large drill is a great way to strip out the mounting holes.
Variable speed drills, and powered screwdrivers are perfectly safe when using proper trigger control. We have installed more than 2500 projectors in DFW and not a single stripped screw in 16 years. Thanks for watching.
What are all the wire you need to run to the projector?