Hang large venue projectors weighing up to 250 lb quickly and securely with the Peerless-AV Heavy Duty Projector Mount. Featuring a Hook-and-Hang large mounting surface, the mount has lockable tilt, roll, and swivel axis adjustments for precise aiming of your projector. In addition, you can adjust the mount laterally up to 3" (1.5" to the left or the right), allowing you to adjust for differences between projectors. The mount is designed to be used with separately available adapter plates for your particular projector, and are available for Christie, Barco, NEC, Epson, and Panasonic models.

For Large Venue Projectors up to 250 lb    Hook-and-Hang Mounting    Adjustable Tilt, Roll, and Swivel    3" Lateral Adjustment    Adapter Plates Available Separately

Peerless-AV ADD%, AEC%, EXT%, and MOD% extension columns

PAP series adapter plates (available for select Christie, Barco, NEC, Epson, and Panasonic large venue projectors)

Provides a large area for securing the projector

Cable management allows cables to be routed through projector mount and out of sight

Multiple locations are built-in to secure cabling from the column to the projector

A safety cable is included to provide a second level of assurance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have this model of dolly and would like to switch out the wheels for use with a track. I was wondering if it is possible to switch out the wheels, and if it would be compatible with these wheels specifically? a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1189046-REG/glide_gear_gw_100_dolly_track_swivel_wheel.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1189046-REG/glide_gear_gw_100_dolly_track_swivel_wheel.html/a

A: Without examining the parts in questions as well doing a tear down, it is not possible to be sure. That being said, it certainly looks viable. Here is the parts diagram of the dolly that you may find of help in finding your answer. http://bit.ly/1X60iFo

Q: 2. Having a couple of questions:First, could I use this dolly 114MV with the Manfrotto 536 Carbon Fiber tripod? (https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/556158-REG/Manfrotto_536_536_4_Section_Carbon_Fiber.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/556158-REG/Manfrotto_536_536_4_Section_Carbon_Fiber.html/a)Second, is there any advantage on 114MV than 114? Spiked feets?Finally, I also own a 545GB tripod; so, I'm looking for the best option for both.Thank you in advance.

A: The 114MV is for tripods that have spiked feet, it will not work with the 536. There is no option that will work with both I'm afraid to say, dollies are either for spiked fee or non-spiked feet. The 114MV will work with the 545GB while the 114 will work with the 536.

Q: 3. What parts are plastic, or is it entirely metal?

A: Only the pole and legs and leg supports are metal, all other parts are plastic.

Q: 4. What is the difference between Manfrotto 114 and Manfrotto 114MV?

A: Manfrotto 114MV Cine/Video Dolly is designed for use with tripods with spiked feet, while the 114 is designed to work with tripods that have standard legs. They both have the same load capacity, it is just a matter of the way a tripod is connected to the dolly and the tripods that they are compatible with.

Q: 5. Does the Impact Heavy-Duty Air-Cushioned Light Stand (Black, 9.5') B&H # IMLS96HABI have metal locking collars?

A: No. They are plastic. That said, they look sturdy and I've had no problems so far.

Q: 6. Will the DMG-HD4 work with my Sony A77 Body with my 70-200 2.8 G lens with the 1.4 extender?I also have a Minolta HS 300mm 2.8 G lens. What other Accessories other than what comes will I need to get started?

A: The Jobu Design DMG-HD4 Heavy Duty Gimbal Head MK IV can support the weight of the equipment you have. It can support up to 25 lbs.The Gimbal head does not come with a quick release plate.This is one I would recommend for your set up.Wimberley P20 Quick Release PlateB&H # WIQRPP20 Mfr # P-20http://bhpho.to/KzWjOz

Q: 7. This stand can hold my GODOX QS400ii with FotodioX EZ-Pro Deep Parabolic Softbox 48"?

A: This stand will hold those items.

Q: 8. Does it fit the manfrotto 132 heavy duty legs?

A: The opening for the tripod legs is approx 2 x2 , adjusting down to a minimum of 3/4 . It would seem this it could accommodate a very heavy duty set of sticks.

Q: 9. Will these stands hold an alien bee and a 30x60 soft box?

A: They will work for that combination.

Q: 10. How heavy of weights should be used to keep this in place to avoid being bumped/knocked down? I was planning on using 5lb ankle weights on two legs of each stand.

A: As you'll see, the legs are spread out (the stand is bigger than pictured!) and they are very sturdy - so the answer will depend on the size and weight of the lights you're using. What I can tell you is I use some fairly heavy ones, and haven't had any need to even consider using sandbag or other weights. I'd try them first before purchasing any dedicated weight items.