Peerless Industries MOD-CPF Flat Ceiling Plate

Product Description

The PEERLESS INDUSTRIES MOD-CPF is a flat ceiling plate designed for use with compatible modular ceiling mount systems. This component serves as the primary interface between a ceiling structure and a suspended display or projector mount assembly. It provides a stable, flush-mounted anchor point that supports the weight of the hanging mount and connected display equipment. The flat profile keeps the installation clean and low-profile against the ceiling surface. Licensed AV integrators and commercial installation technicians are the typical trades who work with this hardware.

The MOD-CPF is suited for commercial and professional AV environments where ceiling-mounted displays or projectors require a secure, modular attachment point. It is commonly installed in conference rooms, classrooms, retail spaces, and other venues where overhead display mounting is required. This ceiling plate is intended for use as part of a modular mounting system and pairs with compatible extension columns and interface hardware to complete the full mount assembly.

Key Features

• Flat ceiling plate design provides a low-profile, flush mount at the ceiling surface
• Designed for integration into modular ceiling mount systems
• Sold as an individual unit for targeted replacement or new installation use
• Part of the PEERLESS INDUSTRIES modular ceiling mount category

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use with modular ceiling mount systems requiring a flat ceiling plate interface. Consult the modular system documentation to confirm fitment with specific extension and mounting hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or construction professional familiar with overhead structural mounting. Before installation, confirm that the ceiling structure can support the combined load of the plate, mount, and display equipment. All fasteners should be driven into solid structural members or rated anchors per local building codes. Power down any nearby electrical systems as required before drilling or fastening into ceiling assemblies.