Kessil Mounting Arm Question

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Anybody here using the Kessil mounting arm part# KSAGN02?

If so, can you give me the minimum horizontal distance that the mount can be adjusted to?

Very much appreciated!

G
 
if no one answers in the meantime, I can measure for you when I get home. I think it's 6 inches but can confirm later.
 
I have this mount, what is it you want to know?
 
I think they want this measurement, i.e the minimum horizontal distance the mount can be set to:

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That's correct. Minimum horizontal distance is what I am looking for: Thank you!
I think they want this measurement, i.e the minimum horizontal distance the mount can be set to:

1761835968185.png
 
That's correct. Minimum horizontal distance is what I am looking for: Thank you!
I will measure it when I go home for lunch and report back
 
It is 7 1/2 inches on center to the first screw mounting point
 
It is 7 1/2 inches on center to the first screw mounting point
When you say the first screw mounting point; can you provide a bit more detail/description? I simply want to know what the minimum distance is from center of the lighting unit to the vertical section of tubing with the horizontal arm full retracted.
 
The arm where the light mounts has 3 screw holes you can mount the light to. If you choose the first one, and retract the mount all the way, it is 7 1/2 inches
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Yup that piece comes with the arm
 

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