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Hello,
I considering a Beovision 11 - 40 for my livingroom/dining room. Part of the functional requirements is that the TV should be able to be turned 90 degrees out from the wall while on wall mount. In images and videos I have seen demos of it doing so.
However, I talked to a re-seller of used B&O and he said that while the wall mount can turn the TV 90 degrees it is not practical to do it on a daily basis, something about the mount not being strong enough to keep the TV at 90 degrees out from the wall even if the wall mount is motorised.
Can someone confirm that this is the case?
Best regards,
Martin
I have a wallmounted BV11-46 with motor, and it will not go full 90 degrees from the wall.
Livingroom: BL3, BL11, BV11-46 Kitchen: Beosound 1 GVA, Beocom 2 Bathroom: M3 Homeoffice: M3, Beocom 2 Library: Beosound Emerge, Beocom 6000 Bedroom: M5, Essence remote Travel: Beoplay E8 2.0, Beoplay EQ, Beoplay Earset
Thank you for the answer!
Is it far off 90 degrees? is it like 85 or 65?
Hiort:I have a wallmounted BV11-46 with motor, and it will not go full 90 degrees from the wall.
martinpovlsen: Thank you for the answer! Is it far off 90 degrees? is it like 85 or 65?
More like 80 - 85 degrees.
I have seen BV11 on the internet that swings out 90 degrees with motor. I dont know why mine cannot.
Carolpa: Hiort:I have a wallmounted BV11-46 with motor, and it will not go full 90 degrees from the wall.the motorless version will go ~90 degrees.
Started to think whi it cannot swing out 90 degrees with motor.
If I push the TV manually, after it swinged out max using the motor, I can move it up to 90 but there is an unpleasant "klick" noice from the motor (I assume). It can then be swinged back to the seated position using the motor.
Anyone knows?
Hiort: Started to think why it cannot swing out 90 degrees with motor. If I push the TV manually, after it swinged out max using the motor, I can move it up to 90 but there is an unpleasant "klick" noice from the motor (I assume). It can then be swinged back to the seated position using the motor. Anyone knows?
Started to think why it cannot swing out 90 degrees with motor.
Anyone?
PaulGiles:My 11-46 swings out to the full 90 degrees with ease.
I wonder if my motor of some reason is set to a max angle.... I cannot find anything in installation manuals to that effect.