Is is possible to route cables along the arm without it interfering with the motion?
1400087
It would all depend on how much slack you left in the cabling. I installed an AVF ES250B-T Wall Mounted AV Component Shelving System with 2 Adjustable Tempered Glass Shelves directly underneath so cabling wasn't much of an issue.
1400088
Yes. There are small channels on the underside of the arm that will hold a few cables that tie wrap in place. Leave a little extra cable at each joint to allow for movement.
1400089
yes, cables can be attached to the arm, provided they have enough slack to not restrict the motion of the arm.
1400090
yup, within reason. The arms have a hollow built into them, and cable(s) can be hidden inside.
892842
Hi Skot! The arm is movable so you will be able to modify the position as you see fit.
558281
yes, from pole to another pole but may be harder due to the size of the cable and shape(round) you are trying to hit.
2220344
With some adjustments you may be able to do so. The cables should be long enough to move the connection a little further from where they are if needed (of course depends how much off center it is). Just need to center the inner plate as needed and screw to the wall instead of to the electric plate.
292945
I suspose, but you would have to run the cable through a block and tackle or a pully to keep from kinking the cable.
74222
Not that I'm aware of. Never tried to adjust the arm. Not sure if your talking up and down or lateral movement.Either way I haven't had a need to do so.
53400
I loosely wrapped the cables around the arm, making sure they were placed where they wouldn't get bound up in the hinge. That has worked fine so far.
489494
I am not sure which cable you are referring to since I have bought 6" to 40" ones. I suspect you are talking about the long ones which are about 3/8" think and as flexible as you would expect. I thread mine along with a Comcast cable and speaker wires through a 1" PVC pipe with 90 degree turns and had no problems. You should not have any problem with the articulating wall mount but I would wire tie the cable because HDMI has no screws. The cable will flex but having the cable stay connected could be a problem. Good luck
487336
The lip on the top keeps the unit not flush with the wall we had no problem getting cables connected
1195728
No interference with cables. It's not a rigid container, so you might experience a little shifting on rough terrain, but nothing that interferes with the rider.
42840
The plastic (black) part is not quite 3/4" in one direction and 1/2" the other direction. Depending on which direction you have your outlet positioned you can direct your cable down or up. Since I was running the cable down through the floor and under my house to the next room I have my cable going down. These are great for directing the cable properly rather than bending it and risk breaking something.
1069907
I've not tried that. It looks like a possibility judging by the presence of screws holding the handle in place. The handle does not turn as the tray table pivots, so it's really not an integral part of that functionality. Personally, I find the handle useful for running laptop cables, and light switch. Hope this helps.
1447710
No you cannot, unfortunately. Due to the size of the chassis the components are very difficult to get to without harming the chassis.
1114881
There are two allen head screws that secure the vertical arms (secured to the TV) to the horizontal plate (secured to the wall). These seem to prevent the unit from being accidentally dislodged ;however, on my unit they do not absolutely eliminate the possibility of the TV being moved left/right. It seems unlikely that "small, curious hands" could facilitate this.
291532
Simple answer is yes BUT if I understand your goal, I have seen better solutions with an articulating arm. You may want to search that . While this does have a wide range of adjustments , it is not something I would want to do on a regular basis .
1301327
Yes it would be possible to remove the entire arm but not advisable to do many times or it would probably strip the connection areas.
1607239
Yes I have a swivel arm and it works perfectly! Plenty of cable to work with