Goes perfectly with my projector Epson EH-TW 3500

Looking for a ceiling mount for my Epson EH-TW 3500 I had to search a bit. Nowhere is absolutely clear which ceiling mount for my Epson EH-TW 3500 matches. There are of course a ceiling mount for this projector directly from Epson, known ELPMB20 or ELPMB22, but that comes before so the 400th bit of fat. By contrast, the Celexon ceiling mount Multicel 1500 per Grau already a bargain.

The Celexon bracket is not delivered directly from Amazon, but from Beamershop24. On their side, the Celexon ceiling mount Multicel 1500 describes each with a compatibility of 99% on all projectors. And it is recommended as an accessory directly for Epson EH-TW 3500. But since I'm skeptical of such a shop recommendations, I was not sure if this really goes. Sometimes I get the impression, since only any theoretical data on a product can be entered and an automatic then says Jupp - would actually fit! And then it's not because no one has actually looked at times. So at least I have already experienced it.

But the Celexon mount fits really! The picture here on Amazon says about it not too much, but you can see the 4 arms which are bolted to the projector actually move quite freely - and which are fully extended and really long. One can at Beamershop24 even extra long arms (21.5 cm arm) for this mount order for 9.99 the piece - but which are not necessary for the Epson EH-TW 3500. (One of these extra-long arms was also included in the package, which was also mentioned nowhere. This extra arms are about 5 cm longer than the standard 4 arms.)

This part makes a strong impression, a TÜV badge sticks also turn.
The distance to the ceiling is fixed, the can not change it.
There are 4 different types of screws included: M3 / M4 / M5 / M6
And gugge ma do: For the Epson EH-TW 3500 fit the M4 screws, if I'm not mistaken. So you have to look for any extra screws for the projector at the hardware store.
Bolts (and appropriate plugs) to mount the bracket itself to the ceiling you have to get it myself though. We also have washers used for the ceiling screws.

So everything was measured, drilled holes in the ceiling, wall plugs reingesetzt, and screwed the bracket. It is not to make all around the 2 people. One then has to hold the projector up, while the other firmly screwed him from above with the screws on the bracket. At the end, you can move through the ball joint the projector in all directions. For example, tend, or rotate the image to align correctly. The Epson EH-TW 3500, the picture naturally on its own up / / Move down and left right, but tend and he can not rotate the image. You have to then make definitely on the bracket. Last screwed you and the ball joint fixed and finished. You can all relax at any time again and the projector turn in all directions as additional cables to connect. Until now, the holder also has not moved by itself, but the projector is off and only a week.

Let's see if I still hinkriege adjust a few photos here :)
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Short version:

The Celexon ceiling mount Multicel 1500 per fits exactly to the Epson EH-TW 3500 and certainly a lot of other projectors by freely movable arms that can tighten as you need them. There are also extra long to order 21.5 cm arms, although not necessary for the Epson EH-TW 3500.
There are 4 different types of screws delivered to: M3 / M4 / M5 / M6
A screw type (I think it was M4) fits purely in the Epson EH-TW 3500.
Screws (and anchors) to screw the projector on the ceiling, you have to get themselves.
Can clip After you turn the projector thanks to the ball joint to the bracket in all directions in order to connect the cable and align the image.
The distance to the ceiling is fixed. This part makes a stable impression and so far I have not noticed any defects.

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Update as of October 16, 2013
Even today, the bracket with Beamer depends still there where we screwed them. The other day we had to readjust times slightly after more than 3 years - but no problem.