Precautions：
1. Ensure Load Capacity: The load-bearing capacity of the bracket and fixtures should be at least twice the weight of the projector to ensure safety.
2. Wall or Ceiling Material: Confirm that the installation location's wall or ceiling can support the weight of the projector and reinforce it if necessary.
3. Cable Management: Leave enough length for power and signal cables and secure them properly to avoid hanging or pulling.
4. Ventilation: Ensure there is enough ventilation space around the projector to avoid blocking the cooling vents.
5. Safety First: When operating at heights, use a ladder or scaffold and ensure operational safety.
6. Regular Inspection: Regularly check the mounting bracket and screws to ensure stability during long-term use.
1. Ensure Load Capacity: The load-bearing capacity of the bracket and fixtures should be at least twice the weight of the projector to ensure safety.
2. Wall or Ceiling Material: Confirm that the installation location's wall or ceiling can support the weight of the projector and reinforce it if necessary.
3. Cable Management: Leave enough length for power and signal cables and secure them properly to avoid hanging or pulling.
4. Ventilation: Ensure there is enough ventilation space around the projector to avoid blocking the cooling vents.
5. Safety First: When operating at heights, use a ladder or scaffold and ensure operational safety.
6. Regular Inspection: Regularly check the mounting bracket and screws to ensure stability during long-term use.
Installation Steps：
1. Prepare Tools and Materials
- Mounting Bracket: Confirm its maximum load-bearing capacity and ensure it matches the screw holes on the projector.
- Screws and Nuts: Choose the mounting bracket with the highest load-bearing capacity.
- Screwdriver or Power Screwdriver
- Electric Drill (for installing wall or ceiling fixtures)
- Expansion Bolts (for securing to walls or ceilings)
- Level (to ensure the projector is installed level)
2. Prepare the Projector
- Check Screw Holes: The bottom of the projector has four mounting holes for attaching the mounting bracket.
- Remove Adjustable Feet: If the bracket has adjustable positions, ensure they do not interfere with the bracket installation.
3. Attach the Mounting Bracket to the Projector
- Align Mounting Holes: Align the mounting bracket with the four screw holes on the bottom of the projector.
- Secure Screws: Use appropriate screws to attach the bracket to the bottom of the projector. Use a screwdriver or power screwdriver to tighten the screws and ensure the bracket is firmly attached to the projector.
4. Install the Mounting Bracket to the Wall or Ceiling
- Determine Location: Based on room layout and projection needs, determine the installation location for the projector.
- Drill Holes and Install Expansion Bolts: Use an electric drill to drill holes at the selected location, insert the expansion bolts, and tap them into the wall or ceiling.
- Secure the Mounting Bracket: Attach the other part of the mounting bracket to the wall or ceiling, ensuring it is secure.
5. Mount the Projector
- Hang the Projector: Hang the projector with the attached mounting bracket onto the installed wall or ceiling bracket.
- Adjust Angle: Adjust the angle and height of the bracket to achieve the best projection effect.
6. Check Installation Stability
- Check Screws and Connections: Ensure all screws and connections are tightened, and the projector is securely attached to the bracket.
- Use Level: Check if the projector is level and make necessary adjustments.
7. Cable Management
- Power and Signal Cables: Plan the routing of power and signal cables (such as HDMI, VGA, audio cables) to avoid exposure or obstruction.
- Secure Cables: Use cable clips or organizers to secure power and signal cables, avoiding hanging or pulling, and ensuring stable connections.
8. Testing and Calibration
- Image Correction: After installation, perform image correction and focus to ensure the projection image is clear and aligned with the screen.
- Keystone Correction: Use the projector's keystone correction feature to adjust the shape of the image, ensuring it is not distorted.
- Color Adjustment: Adjust the projector's color and brightness settings according to ambient light and screen color to achieve the best image effect.
9. Regular Maintenance
- Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the mounting bracket and projector to ensure there are no loose or damaged parts.
- Cleaning and Maintenance: Regularly clean the projector's lens and ventilation holes to maintain projection quality and cooling performance.
1. Prepare Tools and Materials
- Mounting Bracket: Confirm its maximum load-bearing capacity and ensure it matches the screw holes on the projector.
- Screws and Nuts: Choose the mounting bracket with the highest load-bearing capacity.
- Screwdriver or Power Screwdriver
- Electric Drill (for installing wall or ceiling fixtures)
- Expansion Bolts (for securing to walls or ceilings)
- Level (to ensure the projector is installed level)
2. Prepare the Projector
- Check Screw Holes: The bottom of the projector has four mounting holes for attaching the mounting bracket.
- Remove Adjustable Feet: If the bracket has adjustable positions, ensure they do not interfere with the bracket installation.
3. Attach the Mounting Bracket to the Projector
- Align Mounting Holes: Align the mounting bracket with the four screw holes on the bottom of the projector.
- Secure Screws: Use appropriate screws to attach the bracket to the bottom of the projector. Use a screwdriver or power screwdriver to tighten the screws and ensure the bracket is firmly attached to the projector.
4. Install the Mounting Bracket to the Wall or Ceiling
- Determine Location: Based on room layout and projection needs, determine the installation location for the projector.
- Drill Holes and Install Expansion Bolts: Use an electric drill to drill holes at the selected location, insert the expansion bolts, and tap them into the wall or ceiling.
- Secure the Mounting Bracket: Attach the other part of the mounting bracket to the wall or ceiling, ensuring it is secure.
5. Mount the Projector
- Hang the Projector: Hang the projector with the attached mounting bracket onto the installed wall or ceiling bracket.
- Adjust Angle: Adjust the angle and height of the bracket to achieve the best projection effect.
6. Check Installation Stability
- Check Screws and Connections: Ensure all screws and connections are tightened, and the projector is securely attached to the bracket.
- Use Level: Check if the projector is level and make necessary adjustments.
7. Cable Management
- Power and Signal Cables: Plan the routing of power and signal cables (such as HDMI, VGA, audio cables) to avoid exposure or obstruction.
- Secure Cables: Use cable clips or organizers to secure power and signal cables, avoiding hanging or pulling, and ensuring stable connections.
8. Testing and Calibration
- Image Correction: After installation, perform image correction and focus to ensure the projection image is clear and aligned with the screen.
- Keystone Correction: Use the projector's keystone correction feature to adjust the shape of the image, ensuring it is not distorted.
- Color Adjustment: Adjust the projector's color and brightness settings according to ambient light and screen color to achieve the best image effect.
9. Regular Maintenance
- Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the mounting bracket and projector to ensure there are no loose or damaged parts.
- Cleaning and Maintenance: Regularly clean the projector's lens and ventilation holes to maintain projection quality and cooling performance.
Front of T60 projector:
The four screw holes at the bottom of the projector are used to fix the ceiling mount bracket (nuts M5*12mm). The projector weighs 12 kg.
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