Vicon V-24-CMB-4 corner mount bracket

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V-24-CMB-4
  • Bracket Type: Dome Brackets
  • Housing Type: External
  • Mount Type: Corner mount
Additional info:

Vicon V-24-CMB-4 corner mount bracket is used for mounting PTZs and bullet cameras to a corner.

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category CCTV>CCTV camera brackets
Model code V-24-CMB-4
Bracket Type Dome Brackets
Housing Type External
Mount Type Corner mount
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 305 x 178 x 273 mm
Weight g: 4,000

Product description

Introducing the Vicon V-24-CMB-4, a robust and versatile corner mount bracket tailored for the demanding needs of the physical security industry. Crafted from durable steel, this bracket is designed to endure the rigours of outdoor installations, making it an ideal solution for mounting heavy-duty pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) and bullet cameras. With a height of 12 inches and a width of 10.75 inches, this fitting supports a wide range of Vicon cameras, including V2005D and V2008PTZ-IR models.

Features and Benefits

  • Solid steel construction ensures long-lasting performance and resilience.
  • Compatible with a variety of Vicon cameras, offering versatility in deployment.
  • Accommodates industry-standard mountings, ensuring easy integration with existing systems.
  • Weather-resistant white finish (RAL 9003) complements both modern and traditional architectural styles.

Ideal Use Cases

The V-24-CMB-4 corner mount bracket is perfect for surveillance scenarios requiring wide-angle coverage, such as parking lots, building corners, or complex perimeter monitoring. Its ability to support PTZs and bullet cameras makes it perfect for dynamic environments where responsive security operations are a must.

For security professionals seeking a reliable and adaptable mounting solution, the Vicon V-24-CMB-4 delivers exceptional versatility and enduring quality, ensuring seamless operation across diverse security applications.

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