The mount did not attach easily to the projector that you sold with it. Also, it is very disappointing that it takes a week, just to get the screen/enclosure into the delivery system.
Optoma Short Throw Projector Ceiling Mount
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The Optoma Universal Short Throw Projector Ceiling Mount is a universal pole mount that Optoma says fits almost any projector. It supports up to 33 lbs (15 kg), adjusts from 22.7 to 32.9 inches in height, and provides +/-30-degree rotation with +/-20-degree pitch and roll for precise image alignment.
The white finish blends cleanly with most ceilings, and integrated cable routing keeps your installation looking professional. Optoma rates it ideal for high ceilings. Optoma's compatible-models list includes the GT2000HDR, ZW350ST and many other Optoma short-throw projectors.
Supports projectors up to 33 lbs (15 kg), covering Optoma short-throw golf simulator projectors such as the GT2000HDR, 4K400STx, and ZW350ST.
Telescoping design adjusts from 22.7 to 32.9 inches (576mm to 835mm), fitting rooms with standard 8-foot ceilings to taller spaces.
Rotate the projector left or right to aim the image precisely at your impact screen without repositioning the ceiling plate.
Detach and reconnect the projector quickly for maintenance or lamp replacement without disturbing your alignment settings.
Integrated cable management channels keep power and video cables hidden for a professional, clutter-free installation.
Optoma rates the OCM815W ideal for high ceilings, with a pole that adjusts from 22.7 to 32.9 inches to set the projector at the right height.
Optoma calls the OCM815W a universal pole mount that fits almost any projector. Its compatible-models list includes these Optoma short-throw projectors used in golf simulator builds:
The Optoma 4K400STx (4K UHD, 4,000 lumens, 8.77 lbs) is within the weight rating but is not on Optoma's compatible-models list. Any projector you mount must weigh 33 lbs (15 kg) or less, and its mounting holes must line up with the mount's adjustable extension arms (included in the box). If you are unsure whether your projector fits, call us at 1-888-871-6110 and we will confirm compatibility.
Determine where the projector needs to sit based on your throw distance and screen position. Use the ceiling plate as a template to mark drill holes.
Mount the ceiling plate with lag bolts and washers, on a ceiling that can support the weight of the projector and mount.
Adjust the telescoping arm between 22.7 and 32.9 inches based on your ceiling height and desired projector position.
Attach your projector, then use +/-30-degree rotation and +/-20-degree pitch and roll to dial in the perfect image alignment.
Both ceiling mounts are priced at $99. Here is how they compare:
The BenQ mount offers wider rotation and higher capacity, while the Optoma OCM815W offers pitch, roll and yaw adjustment and quick projector connect and disconnect.
View the BenQ Ceiling Mount if you are running a BenQ projector.
| Weight Capacity | 33 lbs (15 kg) |
| Adjustable Height | 22.7 in - 32.9 in (576 mm - 835 mm) |
| Rotation | +/-30 degrees |
| Pitch and Roll | +/-20 degrees |
| Dimensions | 7.87 x 7.48 x 32.87 in (W x D x H) |
| Mount Weight | 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg) |
| Color | White |
| Mount Type | Ceiling pole mount |
| Recommended Use | High ceilings |
| Cable Management | Integrated routing channels |
| Quick Disconnect | Yes |
| Warranty | 90-Day Optoma Limited Warranty |
Optoma calls the OCM815W a universal pole mount that fits almost any projector, and its compatible-models list includes the GT2000HDR and ZW350ST. The 4K400STx is within the weight rating but is not on that list. Your projector must weigh 33 lbs (15 kg) or less, and its mounting holes must line up with the mount's adjustable extension arms.
The mount adjusts from 22.7 inches to 32.9 inches (576mm to 835mm) from the ceiling. This range works well for most residential golf simulator rooms with 8-foot to 10-foot ceilings.
Yes. Optoma rates the OCM815W ideal for high ceilings. The pole adjusts from 22.7 to 32.9 inches, and the head adjusts 20 degrees in pitch and roll and 30 degrees in yaw.
Optoma's manual lists a Phillips screwdriver and a 13mm spanner (wrench) as the tools required for mount assembly, and a 3mm Allen key is included. Lag bolts and washers for attaching the ceiling plate are not included. Optoma's manual says the ceiling must support the weight of the projector and ceiling mount.
Yes. Optoma's OCM815W brochure lists wall mount capability. Optoma's installation manual covers ceiling installation, with the ceiling plate attached using lag bolts and washers.
The Optoma OCM815W supports projectors up to 33 lbs (15 kg). This covers Optoma short-throw golf simulator projectors such as the GT2000HDR (6.61 lbs), 4K400STx (8.77 lbs), and ZW350ST (6.61 lbs).
As an authorized Optoma dealer, every Optoma mount purchased from Top Shelf Golf comes with Optoma's 90-Day Limited Warranty, the term Optoma gives projector accessories. Optoma warrants it against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
All Optoma sales are final, so returns are not accepted. Please inspect your package when it arrives and contact us within 24 hours if there is any shipping damage. For full details, see our Return Policy.
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