Mounts & Racks

The Chief FMSCAO is a ceiling array offset for Fusion ceiling-mounted video walls. In a suspended array the combined display weight can pull the structure out of plumb and load the columns and ceiling plates unevenly. The FMSCAO offsets and spreads that load so the displays hang straight, reducing strain on the supporting hardware. It is micro-adjustable for fine alignment, finished in black and TAA compliant per Chief.Key FeaturesWeight distribution for ceiling arraysKeeps displays hanging...

The Chief FMSCB is a back-to-back adapter for Fusion ceiling-mounted menu boards. Ceiling menu boards are often used where there is no wall to mount to, and many locations need to show content in both directions. The FMSCB converts a single-sided Fusion ceiling configuration into a back-to-back solution so displays can face both ways from the same ceiling structure. Chief rates it for 200 lbs with typical screens of 42 to 65 inches and lists lateral shift. It measures 8.2 x 7 x 1.6 inches, is...

The Chief FMSCM is the height-adjust ceiling box for Fusion modular ceiling installations. It is the joint between a ceiling column and the horizontal extrusion that carries a row of displays, typically used at each end of a suspended menu board. Micro-adjustment lets installers bring the row level and to the exact height after hanging, which matters when multiple screens must line up edge to edge. On longer extrusion runs it can be paired with the FMSCA floating box for mid-span support....

The Chief FMSECAP is a pair of end caps for Fusion modular installations. Fusion modular menu boards and display rows are built on a horizontal aluminum extrusion, and the cut ends of that extrusion are visible in many ceiling-hung installations. The FMSECAP closes off both ends of a row so the finished assembly looks tidy from every viewing angle. Black per Chief; listed as not TAA compliant.Key FeaturesTwo caps per packageClean finish for extrusion endsFusion modular systemIdeal...

The Chief FMSFC is a bolt-down column for building freestanding Fusion modular video walls where there is no wall to mount to. It anchors to the floor for a permanent installation and supports multiple displays through the modular system, carrying up to 500 lbs. Chief lists typical screen sizes of 42 to 65 inches, a maximum display-center height of 64.5 inches, and micro-adjustment of up to 0.75 inch per screen for height and plumb. Integrated cable management keeps wiring inside the...

The Chief FMSFR is the link between a Fusion Modular Series horizontal row and a Fusion bolt-down column. With it, the same extrusion-and-interface hardware used for menu boards and ceiling arrays can be carried on floor columns, creating a permanent freestanding video wall in a lobby, atrium or other open space where no wall is available. Chief describes the system as modular, so the wall can be scaled to as many displays as the layout requires. Each connector is rated for 175 lbs and offers...

The Chief FMSH108 is a 108-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and...

The Chief FMSH120 is a 120-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and...

The Chief FMSH36 is a 36-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSH48 is a 48-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSH60 is a 60-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSH72 is a 72-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSH84 is a 84-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSH96 is a 96-inch horizontal row, the aluminum extrusion that forms the spine of a Fusion Modular Series installation. Display interfaces such as the FMSITL tilt interface or the FMSIML micro-adjust interface hook onto the row, and the row itself is carried by Fusion wall attachments, ceiling attachments or floor columns. That approach lets an integrator lay out a menu board, a side-by-side display row or a larger multi-screen array on one continuous rail, then slide and fine-tune...

The Chief FMSHC1 is a connector kit for the Fusion Modular Series. It couples two lengths of horizontal extrusion so a menu board or multi-display row can run longer than any single rail in the line, or so a layout can be built from two shorter, easier-to-handle sections. Once the rows are joined, Fusion display interfaces hang along the combined length the same way they would on a single extrusion, so screens can still be spaced and fine-tuned across the joint. The kit is aimed at installers...

The Chief FMSIML is the micro-adjustable display interface for the Fusion Modular Series. It attaches a large flat panel to a Fusion horizontal row, and its built-in adjustment points let the installer nudge each screen so edges and seams line up across a menu board or multi-display row. That fine control is what separates a tidy array from one with visibly uneven screens. Displays engage the interface without tools, which speeds up hanging and service, and a padlock can be added for security...

The Chief FMSIML-P is a portrait adapter for the FMSIML micro-adjust interface in the Fusion Modular Series. It lets a display be hung in portrait orientation on a Fusion row, accepting mounting patterns up to 800 mm in height, so a menu board or signage array can be built with tall, narrow screens. The adapter carries up to 125 lbs and keeps the lateral shift and micro-adjust benefits of the Fusion system, so portrait screens can still be aligned precisely. Chief is specific that it works...

The Chief FMSITL is the tilting display interface for the Fusion Modular Series. It hangs a large flat panel on a Fusion horizontal row and uses Chief's Centris tilt mechanism to angle the screen from +5 to -20 degrees, which helps when a menu board or signage row sits above head height and needs to point down toward viewers. Displays engage without tools for quick hanging and servicing, and a padlock can be added to discourage tampering. Chief rates the interface at 125 lbs. It is a good fit...

The Chief FMSSCSM is the mount-side stabilizer for Fusion ceiling installations that hang from channel strut. Suspended displays and multi-screen rows can drift or sway, especially when they are touched, bumped or exposed to air movement, and a stabilizer ties the mount back to the structure to keep the installation steady and aligned. Chief lists this piece as micro-adjustable and as suited to modular and multi-display Fusion systems, such as ceiling-hung menu boards and signage rows. ITS...

The Chief FMSSTRM is the mount-side stabilizer for Fusion ceiling installations hung from threaded rod. Threaded rod is a common way to drop a display or signage row from a structural ceiling, but on its own it can allow the load to swing. This stabilizer connects to the mount to steady the installation and keep screens aligned, which matters for menu boards, multi-display rows and other suspended arrays in busy public spaces. Chief lists it as micro-adjustable and suited to modular and...

The Chief FMSWA is a floating-style wall head for the Fusion Modular Series. It fastens to the wall and carries a Fusion horizontal row, which in turn holds the display interfaces for a menu board or multi-display row. Chief notes that it allows adjustment of both the height and the depth of the menu board, so the finished array can be leveled and brought flush after the rails and screens are in place, without re-drilling. Wall-mounted menu boards are the classic use: quick-service counters,...

The Chief FMSWM is a height-adjust wall plate for the Fusion Modular Series. It fastens to the wall and carries a Fusion horizontal row, which in turn holds the display interfaces for a menu board or multi-display row. Chief notes that it allows adjustment of both the height and the depth of the menu board, so the finished array can be leveled and brought flush after the rails and screens are in place, without re-drilling. Wall-mounted menu boards are the classic use: quick-service counters,...

The Chief FPIWMA100 adds a conferencing camera position to a Tempo flat panel in-wall mount. Instead of drilling a separate wall bracket, the shelf glides onto the top or bottom rail of the installed Tempo system and locks in place, then shifts laterally so the camera can be centered on the display. Its vertical bracket provides 15.56 inches (395 mm) of height travel, so the camera can sit above the screen or below it. The 6-inch-wide shelf has a 4-inch depth adjustment slot that accepts a...

The Chief FPIWMA101 mounts a video bar or sound bar directly to a Tempo flat panel in-wall mount, keeping audio and conferencing hardware aligned with the recessed display. The mount glides onto the Tempo system rails and locks in place, shifts horizontally so the bar can be centered, and offers 15.56 inches (395 mm) of vertical adjustment to position the bar above or below the screen. Its interface bracket measures 22.25 x 2.88 inches (565 x 73 mm), sized to avoid visible gaps, and a...