Chief - Legrand CMA115 Flat Ceiling Plate

Product Description

The CHIEF - LEGRAND CMA115 is a flat ceiling plate designed for use in ceiling mount installations. It serves as the structural interface between the ceiling structure and a projector or display mount assembly. The plate provides a stable, flush-mounting surface that supports overhead AV equipment in commercial and residential settings. Licensed AV installers and low-voltage technicians are the primary trades working with this component. The CMA115 is sold as a single unit and is part of a ceiling mount system where a secure, load-bearing connection to the ceiling is required before any display or projector is hung.

The CMA115 flat ceiling plate is used in overhead AV mount installations, typically in conference rooms, classrooms, auditoriums, and home theater applications. It is installed at the ceiling level as the top anchor point for a compatible Chief ceiling mount system. The plate sits flush against the ceiling surface, making it suitable for drop-ceiling or hard-ceiling installations where a clean, low-profile appearance is needed alongside structural integrity.

Key Features

• Flat ceiling plate design provides a flush, low-profile mount point at the ceiling surface
• Functions as the primary structural anchor in a ceiling mount assembly
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward replacement or new installation
• Designed for use within the Chief ceiling mount product ecosystem

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use with Chief ceiling mount systems requiring a flat ceiling plate interface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or AV technician familiar with overhead mounting procedures. Before installation, confirm the ceiling structure can support the combined load of the plate, mount hardware, and attached display or projector. Use appropriate fasteners rated for the ceiling material and consult local building codes for overhead equipment mounting requirements. Power down any nearby electrical circuits before drilling or anchoring into ceiling assemblies.