Mount-IT! Projector Ceiling Mount [30 lbs Capacity] Universal Bracket | 360 Full Motion with Tilt and Swivel Rotate | Adjustable Pole Height from 21-34.5 Inches, Extendable Arms (White | Long)

excelente calidad, tiene todo lo necesario para instalar

This was the first projector ceiling mount I ever purchased or installed, so at first I didn't have anything to compare it to. It was absurdly complicated to assemble, somewhat flimsy during vibrations, and required periodic re-adjusting, but overall I was reasonably happy with it (especially for the price).However, after a year or so I decided to upgrade to a  BenQ CM00G3 Universal Ceiling Mount  and I was blown away with its ease of use and build quality. I'm a pretty handy guy but it took several hours to get the Mount-It model properly installed after fiddling with all the odd connectors and adjustments. The BenQ took closer to 30 minutes, it looks nicer, is much easier to align and adjust, and best of all it does not budge during vibrations or need consistent re-adjusting. The design of the arms that attach to the projector are essentially the same on both models, so pretty much any projector will fit on either mount (Epson 2045 for me).I acknowledge this is kind of an unusual review that was only inspired by a better (more expensive) model, and it may not be fair to make comparisons with something that costs 3 times as much. But if you break down the amount of money you're spending on a projector, screen, and accessories, not to mention the installation time and future headaches, the relatively small amount of extra money spent on a higher quality mount like the BenQ seems much more appealing. BenQ CM00G3 Universal Ceiling Mount

I bought 2 of these to hang projectors in our church sanctuary - we had been using some old enclosures that were trapping heat and killing lamps.Installation was straightforward and the hardware is great. I like that at every mounting point (and adjustment point) there are multiple pieces of hardware to prevent a failure....EXCEPT FOR THE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT SLIDER. This is a single bolt that's just holding against the outer rail to prevent the projector from slipping/falling. The metal isn't super strong so if you attempt to tighten too much you'll likely strip out the threads. I ended up drilling out the hole and replacing with a 25 cent bolt from the hardware store - I lost the ability to adjust the height easily, but I can sleep easy knowing the projectors aren't going to fall on anyone.

This is a good mount, and gives you a lot of freedom to move the projector around. The majority of the assembly is straight forward, until you get to the part in between the long arm and the spider that attaches to the projector. Why on earth they didn't thread where the screws go into the long arm at this point I can't imagine. It makes for a tough assembly at that point - the rest is easy. If this one thing were changed I could give this 5 stars, but it is such an unnecessarily inept design failure that it deserves 1 star off. Great mount otherwise!

This model allowed me to reach the right extension. It supported my projector. It was easy to install. It beats the heck out of duct tape and a broom handle.