Vicon V2000D-IC in-ceiling mount

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V2000D-IC
  • Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
  • Mount Position: In-Ceiling mount
  • Mount Material: Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Additional info:

Used for recessing the V2000D Fixed Domes into a ceiling Drop-ceiling applications may also require the V2XXXD-DCB Drop Ceiling Bracket for additional support

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category CCTV>CCTV camera mounts
Model code V2000D-IC
Type of Mount Dome Mounts
Mount Position In-Ceiling mount
Mount Material Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Physical Specifications Weight g: 400
Dimensions mm: 66 x 216 mm

Product description

The Vicon V2000D-IC In-Ceiling Mount is an innovative solution designed specifically for discreetly integrating V2000D Fixed Varifocal Domes into ceiling environments. Engineered from durable zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic, this mount assures robust and reliable installation, suitable for indoor applications. Its pristine white finish blends seamlessly with most ceiling designs, offering a subtle yet effective security solution.

Key Features

  • Compatible with Vicon's V2000D Fixed Varifocal Domes.
  • Sturdy construction from zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic, ensuring longevity and durability.
  • Compact design with dimensions of 2.6 inches in height and a diameter of 8.5 inches, providing a snug fit into any ceiling.
  • Finished in white to complement interior decor while maintaining a low profile.

Ideal Use Cases

This In-Ceiling Mount is perfect for security professionals seeking to install surveillance cameras in commercial buildings, retail environments, or any location requiring an unobtrusive yet highly effective security presence. Additionally, for drop-ceiling applications, the mount can be paired with the V2XXXD-DCB Drop Ceiling Support Bracket to ensure a stable and secure fit, enhancing its versatility and application possibilities.

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