Peerless Industries ACSBR2 Universal Sound Bar Mount

Product Description

The PEERLESS INDUSTRIES ACSBR2 is a universal sound bar mount designed to position a sound bar speaker in relation to a wall-mounted display. It attaches to an existing wall mount or display mounting system, allowing the sound bar to be placed directly above or below the screen without occupying shelf or floor space. This type of accessory is commonly installed by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and experienced installers working on residential or commercial display setups. The ACSBR2 provides a clean, bracket-based solution that keeps the sound bar aligned with the display for a finished installation.

This mount is suited for use in residential living spaces, conference rooms, digital signage installations, and other environments where a sound bar accompanies a wall-mounted flat-panel display. It is sold as a single unit and is designed to work with a range of sound bar form factors, making it a practical addition to new installations or retrofit projects where a dedicated sound bar position is needed alongside an existing wall mount.

Key Features

• Universal design accommodates a range of sound bar widths and profiles
• Mounts in conjunction with a wall-mounted display bracket for integrated installation
• Keeps sound bar aligned above or below the screen without added furniture
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual installation projects
• Designed for use in both residential and light commercial AV applications

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-style sound bar mounting accessory compatible with wall mount systems that support add-on bracket attachments. No specific display brands or model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage AV technician or experienced installer. Before mounting, confirm that the host wall mount or display bracket is rated to support the combined load of the display and the sound bar. Power down or disconnect any electronics before routing cables or adjusting hardware. Follow all applicable local building and low-voltage wiring codes during installation.