Chief RPA Elite Projector Mount (Lock A) with SLM266 Bracket

The Chief RPMA266 is a projector mount designed to securely hold projectors weighing up to 50 pounds (22.7 kilograms). It offers smooth fingertip tilt and rotation adjustments thanks to Centris technology, which automatically compensates for different projector weights to keep movements effortless and precise. This makes it easy to position your projector exactly where you need it without struggling with heavy equipment.

With the MicroZone adjustment system, you can fine-tune the projector’s alignment quickly and accurately. Even if you disconnect the projector, the mount retains your settings, so you won’t have to readjust everything when you reconnect it. The Q-Lock quick release lever simplifies attaching and removing the projector, saving time during installation or maintenance.

Security is also a priority with this mount. It includes an integrated key and lock system to prevent tampering, making it a reliable choice for public or shared spaces. The built-in cable management system keeps cords organized and protected, reducing clutter and the risk of damage.

The mount allows independent adjustments for roll, pitch, and yaw, giving you full control over the projector’s orientation. This flexibility ensures you can achieve the perfect image alignment in a variety of environments, whether it’s a conference room, classroom, or home theater.

Its compact dimensions make it unobtrusive while providing robust support and versatile positioning options for your projector setup.

Highlights:

• Supports projectors up to 50 lb (22.7 kg)
• Fingertip tilt and rotation with Centris technology for smooth adjustments
• Quick and precise alignment using MicroZone adjustment system
• Q-Lock quick release lever for easy projector attachment and removal
• Integrated key and lock system for tamper resistance
• Built-in cable management to reduce clutter and protect cords
• Independent roll ±3°, pitch ±20°, and yaw 360° adjustments
• Compact size: 2.7 x 6.5 x 5.5 inches