Vicon V2360W-ICH ceiling surface mount

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V2360W-ICH
  • Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
  • Mount Position: Ceiling mount
  • Mount Material: Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Additional info:

Vicon V2360W-ICH is used for mounting the V2360W-12-1 Fisheye Dome directly onto a ceiling’s surface.

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category CCTV>CCTV camera mounts
Model code V2360W-ICH
Type of Mount Dome Mounts
Mount Position Ceiling mount
Mount Material Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 99 x 171 mm
Weight g: 0.33

Product description

The Vicon V2360W-ICH represents a robust solution for ceiling-mounted surveillance needs within the security industry. This ceiling surface mount is tailored specifically for the V2360W-12-1 Roughneck AI Fisheye Dome, ensuring seamless installation directly onto ceiling surfaces. Industry professionals will appreciate its construction, crafted from durable materials built to withstand diverse environments, enhancing both indoor and outdoor security systems.

Key Features:

  • Designed for the V2360W-12-1 Fisheye Dome, allowing for optimised surveillance coverage.
  • Constructed with high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliable performance.
  • Sleek and discreet design, maintaining the aesthetic integrity of the installation environment.

Ideal Use Cases

The V2360W-ICH is perfectly suited for applications requiring expansive coverage, such as retail environments, transportation hubs, and large-scale industrial facilities. Its compatibility with the Roughneck AI Fisheye Dome provides comprehensive surveillance capabilities essential for monitoring wider areas without the need for multiple cameras.

Enhance your security infrastructure by integrating the Vicon V2360W-ICH, a reliable choice for professionals seeking advanced ceiling-mount solutions within the physical security sector.

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