The Epson ELPMB76 Projector Stacking Frame enables vertical or horizontal stacking of multiple projectors. The stacking frame also acts as a protective enclosure, providing peace of mind during installation and handling. The modular design of the ELPMB76 allows for the addition of a broad range of accessories for added functionality.

Allows Vertical & Horizontal Stacking    Protects & Provides Easy Handling    Intuitive Modular System of Accessories    Directly Fasten Truss Clamps to Frame

For additional truss mounting flexibility, the stacking frame attaches to the ELPMB80 Truss Adapter Bar or ELPMB78 Portrait Adapter Bar. For precise tilt adjustment, pair the frame with the ELPMB81 Tilt Adapter or ELPMB77 Tilt Adapter Plate. Additionally, for fast and precise installation of projectors that lack a zoom lens, utilize the ELPMB85 Rail Adapter for fine forward and backward adjustment of the projector distance from the screen.

• Vertical and horizontal stacking of multiple projectors—allows for higher displayed image brightness and redundancy
• Added peace of mind—stacking frame protects the projector from impact and makes it easy to grasp and move the projector
• Flexible installation—stack up to two cages for suspended installation and up to three cages for floor installation
• Accommodates truss clamps—features two threaded holes for M10 thread truss clamps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this tripod compatible?

A: This projector doesn't have a projector thread.

Q: 2. how much inch support

A: Image size below at bottom: Lens Focus Manual Lens f/1.44 (f = 16.7 mm) Optical Zoom None Throw Ratio 1.21 to 1.63:1 Projection Size 25 - 386" / 63.5 - 980.4 cm from 6' away from screen/wall, image would be about 7' wide.

Q: 3. My current projector mount is 14 feet away from the screen - and the screen is 6x10 feet (so 140 inches diagonally, if my math is right). Would this projector's image be able to fit perfectly on my screen from 14 feet away?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 880 3300-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector BH #EPHC880P will yield a 159" diagonal image from a throw distance of 14 feet from the screen.

Q: 4. Does this unit 3D capable ?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 1080 3400-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector (B&H # EPHC1080W) does not support 3D projection.

Q: 5. Could I plug this in or do I have to use a battery?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 1080 3400-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector comes with a power cable, for compatibility with wall outlet power, or a power strip.

Q: 6. One more, can I use Netflix?

A: Netflix is not compatible with the Epson Home Cinema 1080 3400-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector. However, you can use a streaming player that is compatible with Netflix (like a Roku, or Apple TV+, or Amazon Firestick), connected to an HDMI input on the projector, to be able to use Netflix.

Q: 7. I alrady have an Epson EH-TW610 on my cabin. I need one at home as well. I tried my Epson EH-TW610 at home, but then it doesn't match the 84" screen when plaved 1,75 meters from the screen (it's too big). Will Epson Home Cinema 1080 be able to project small enough?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 1080 from a distance of 1.75 meters can project from a 64" 16:9 diagonal, up to a 78" 16:9 diagonal image.

Q: 8. Hi, What type of HDMI cable do you recommend for this projector?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 4010 Pixel-Shifted UHD 3LCD Home Theater Projector (B&H # EPPLHC4010) would work well with the following HDMI cable: NTW High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (15'), B&H # NTHSHDMI2815.

Q: 9. I have a Epson 3500, do I need to buy a new projector mount?

A: Many universal type mounts will fit the Epson Home Cinema 4010. If your Epson 3500 is using a quality universal mount, then it should be compatible as well. Note: Your 3500 weighs in at less than 15 lbs. The 4010 is nearly 10 lbs heavier. Check the payload rating for your current mount.

Q: 10. what is the brightness in lumens when projecting a 100" image?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 1080 3400-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector (BH # EPHC1080W) offers about. 60fl from 8 feet from the screen for a 100" diagonal image.