Vicon V2100D-IC in-ceiling mount

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V2100D-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 V2100D 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 V2100D-IC
Type of Mount Dome Mounts
Mount Position In-Ceiling mount
Mount Material Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 64 x 216 mm
Weight g: 360

Product description

The Vicon V2100D-IC In-Ceiling Mount provides seamless integration for V2100D Varifocal Domes, ensuring secure and discreet ceiling installations. Crafted from robust zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic, this mount delivers strength and longevity, suitable for both indoor environments. Its sleek white finish allows it to blend effortlessly with contemporary commercial spaces.

Key Features:

  • Easy Installation: Enables the V2100D domes to be recessed within ceilings, enhancing aesthetic appeal while maintaining functionality.
  • Dimensions: Offers a compact height of 2.5 inches, matched with an 8.5-inch diameter, perfect for low-profile setups.
  • Lightweight Design: Weighs only 0.8 lbs, facilitating easy handling and installation, and reducing strain on ceiling structures.
  • Durable Construction: Made from sturdy materials, ensuring longevity and reliability despite constant use in bustling environments.

Ideal Use Cases:

Perfect for office buildings and other commercial establishments, the V2100D-IC In-Ceiling Mount is designed to deliver discreet security solutions without compromising architectural integrity. Its subtle design and functional prowess make it an ideal choice for environments where seamless aesthetics and robust security are paramount.

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