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03.07.2008 — As integrators continue to meet clients' desires for bigger video displays, it only makes sense that front projection will continue to pick up steam in the market.

The category has already been given boosts by the advent of easy-to-configure, single-gun digital projectors and the trend toward smaller, lighter-weight projectors that eliminate the need for separate projection rooms.

Moreover, multipurpose great rooms are well suited for wall- and ceiling-mounted projectors.

No homeowner wants to put a table in the middle of their great room to accommodate a projector, making the room look more like a corporate boardroom than a family room.

So, as all those trends converge, integrators are mounting more projectors than ever before. As with flat panel mounts, projector mounts can be a high-margin category for integrators. That's why proper selection is vital.

To reduce the time you spend leafing through online spec sheets, CE Pro has put together this quick reference guide from a handful of manufacturers. Use this all-in-one-place resource as a reference throughout the year.

The guide is not comprehensive, but represents some of the major brands on the market today.

If we missed anyone, please e-mail .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

Click here to view the individual mounts and comments about them.

Click here to download the guide as a PDF.

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Jason Knott, Editor, CE Pro
Jason has covered low-voltage electronics as an editor since 1990. He joined EH Publishing in 2000, and before that served as publisher and editor of Security Sales, a leading magazine for the security industry. He served as chairman of the Security Industry Association’s Education Committee from 2000-2004 and sat on the board of that association from 1998-2002. He is also a former board member of the Alarm Industry Research and Educational Foundation. Jason graduated from the University of Southern California.
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Posted by jbrown  on  03/07  at  09:13 AM

The Chief RPA Elite is by far the best projector mount I have ever used. It is so easy to get the projector aligned with this bracket that I just can’t imagine why anyone would ever use anything else.

Posted by Seth Baker  on  03/07  at  09:38 AM

Have you tried the next generation of the RPA called RPA Elite(RPM model number)?  The product has micro-adjust Roll, Pitch and Yaw and will save you even more time during installation.

Posted by Seth Baker  on  03/07  at  09:40 AM

I should have read your post more closely!  You already know how sweet it is.

Posted by jbrown  on  03/07  at  09:55 AM

Glad you caught that Seth, or I was going to have to smack you. j/k The micro-adjust is just too cool. The only people who don’t use it must be the ones who don’t know about it. Too bad for their installers…

The crappy, under-exposed picture in the slideshow doesn’t do it justice either, it just looks like a black blob. It’s actually a nice looking mount. Chief needs to get their PR department in check.

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