Vicon V2000-360-ICD in-ceiling mount

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V2000-360-ICD
  • Mount Position: In-Ceiling mount
  • Mount Material: Aluminum
  • Weight g: 1,250
Additional info:

Vicon V2000-360-ICD in-ceiling mount is used for recessing the V2000 Multi-Sensors into a 2x2 drop-ceiling. 

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category CCTV>CCTV camera mounts
Model code V2000-360-ICD
Mount Position In-Ceiling mount
Mount Material Aluminum
Physical Specifications Weight g: 1,250

Product description

Introducing the Vicon V2000-360-ICD In-Ceiling Mount

The Vicon V2000-360-ICD stands out as an innovative solution for installing the Vicon Roughneck AI Multi-Sensor cameras seamlessly into ceiling environments. Uniquely designed for in-ceiling applications, this mount facilitates the recessing of Vicon’s advanced sensors into standard drop-ceiling setups, ensuring a clean and professional finish.

Key Features

  • Discreet Installation: The in-ceiling design hides the camera within the ceiling tiles, providing a sleek and unobtrusive security solution.
  • Durability: Constructed from top-quality aluminium, this mount guarantees reliable performance and resilience in varied indoor settings.
  • Lightweight Design: Weighing just 2.75 lbs (1.25 kg), it offers an easy and hassle-free installation process without compromising on strength.

Ideal Use Cases

The V2000-360-ICD is expertly crafted for corporate offices, retail stores, and educational institutions where aesthetic considerations are paramount. By recessing cameras into ceiling tiles, this mount contributes to a more streamlined and visually pleasing environment without sacrificing functionality or security.

This in-ceiling mount from Vicon is an essential accessory for professionals seeking high-performance and inconspicuous installation options for their advanced Vicon Roughneck AI Multi-Sensor cameras.

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