High Wall Mounted Air Conditioner

I mounted a Sony A7C on a wall 10 feet in the air behind a drum kit. No way to hit return in the middle of a concert with a band on stage. This did the trick. It reaches probably 30 feet or more with direct line of sight.

I wall mounted

Well made and can be mounted on a wall

I love my new screen. It's great that it's both portable and can be mounted on the wall. The screen is very well constructed and high quality. Others have complained about the crease in the center, but I don't notice it at all when watching movies. I got this so movie night with the grandkids is a little more fun. I recommend this screen.

I have this wifi access point mounted on a high wall in the central part of the house; it easily provides coverage to all rooms (4000' feet home). You need to have access to an ethernet cable and you must be able to provide power over ethernet or be able to use the included power injector somewhere along the cable run. It works very well and is fairly easy to set up, but it's not a home handyman type of thing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Terrace tv mounted high on a west wall in Ohio in a covered patio. Excellent clarity and brightness. Very little glare. Hanger for this tv and cover also ordered.

This wall boom is a great replacement for a light stand. It really frees up a lot of floor space. Also it eliminates the need for counterweights and the possibility of tipping. (I had a gymnast doing acrobatic poses who was really anxious about knocking over light stands - no worry now) The diameters of the boom segments are larger than I expected - larger than the stand-mounted boom it replaced. Quite sturdy, adjusts smoothly and easily. The instructions are meager - no suggestion for mounting height. I figured it should be high enough to walk under but low enough to reach easily. I held it up at arms length, holding the boom horizontally in my clenched fist to determine how high to mount it. I removed the base plate from the boom arm to mount it and then re-attached the boom arm. About four inches lower would have been better for ease of adjustment without having to stand on tip-toes. I intend to lower it when I get around to it. I use the boom for my hair light, a small mono-light. It's cord is too short to reach from the end of the boom to the wall plug, so I mounted a surge protector extension cord on the wall near the base plate of the boom. This provides the convenience of a remote on-off switch. I'm pleased with this boom. It's an excellent alternative to a stand-mounted boom. I'm considering getting more, perhaps the shorter model, for a couple of background lights.

Mounted this tv wall mount into concrete block at our commercial photography studio. Found it to be very secure and hung it pretty high on the wall. The tilt offered the easy of viewing from client tables and we are very happy with the high quality construction of the product.

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

My wall fluctuates between 126-128V. I have a power conditioner downstream of this voltage regulator to monitor if the power is being optimized and brought closer to 120V. This unit does exactly that! I now have piece of mind that my gear will be safely powered in my home studio. I bought one for my live rig as well since you never know how good the power is at a venue.