Chief CMA348: mounting projectors for large spaces vibration isolating

This projector coupler for large installations reduces image movement caused by common building vibrations.

As part of Chief's CMA series of mounting systems, belonging to Legrand AV, the vibration isolating coupler for large installations CMA348, reduces image shake caused by common building vibrations, like air conditioning, pedestrian and road traffic, as well as closing doors, inter alia (see attached video).

This patented design, Available in black or white finishes, works for systems between 15,87 y 45,37 Kg and connects two Chief CMS columns (1,5” NPT) to isolate vibration in the lower column.

Besides, It has the protector for large projectors PG4A, which completely encloses this equipment in a closed steel cage to prevent damage and theft. The accessory can be added to pre-existing installations without affecting the projector configuration.

Front opening makes it easy to mount different lenses, while front and rear telescoping panels provide a depth range of 22-27 inches (559 – 685 mm) for a better fit. The doors are removable for easy access and, optionally, It also has padlocks for additional security.

Wall mounts for digital signage

Besides, The company has also introduced Impact wall mounts or cabinets for digital signage., that support different screen sizes, since they have an external frame adjustable in depth, plus reversible hinges for easy installation and maintenance, so that the screen stays mounted on the frame when opened.

Available in black and white, This cabinet for installing digital signage screens has a wall protrusion of 101 mm when used with flat panels (with a depth of less than 70 mm).

Besides, The company has expanded its modular mounting series for Led screens -TiLed-, to design creative configurations with Led panels from manufacturers such as Samsung, Absent y Unilumin, that can be connected together to mount large and impressive video walls, with an integrated plumb adjustment of 25 mm (equivalent to one inch), to eliminate unevenness in the wall as much as possible.