Chief FCA813 Fusion Above/Below Accessory Shelf for 62 to 100" Displays

The Chief FCA813 is a shelf accessory that pairs with Chief Fusion mounts and gives you a practical place to set a camera or compact A/V device in line with a 62 to 100 inch display. Whether you install it in a conference room, classroom, or on a mobile cart for events, it keeps essential gear exactly where viewers expect to see it and removes the need for additional furniture or long cable runs.

Installation stays flexible. The shelf attaches above or below a wall-, ceiling-, or cart-mounted screen, and its height can be adjusted so the camera lens meets eye level or a media player aligns neatly with other equipment. Because it is made to work only with Chief Fusion mounts, the bracket integrates cleanly with the existing hardware and maintains the overall weight rating of the system.

The platform measures 3.75 by 5 inches and supports equipment that weighs up to 2 pounds, making it a natural fit for small webcams such as the Logitech C930e, thin client boxes, or wireless presentation receivers. A subtle front lip prevents devices from sliding forward, while the low-profile construction keeps the area around the display uncluttered. The FCA813 is also TAA compliant, so it can be specified for government or other regulated projects without concern.

Teams outfitting modern meeting spaces, educators setting up distance learning stations, and integrators building mobile digital signage kits will all appreciate how this shelf protects equipment, shortens setup time, and maintains a polished look.

• Designed for Chief Fusion mounts on walls, ceilings, or carts
• Fits 62 to 100 inch flat panels and installs above or below the screen
• Height can be adjusted to align cameras or devices with the display
• Platform size 3.75 x 5 inches supports up to 2 pounds of equipment
• Front lip keeps cameras and media players from sliding forward
• Low profile helps the shelf blend into professional environments
• TAA compliant for federal and other regulated installations