Vicon SVFT-UPM-2 Parapet Mount
Technical Specification
- Make: Vicon
- Model code: SVFT-UPM-2
- Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
- Mount Position: Parapet
- Mount Material: Aluminum and Steel
Used for mounting a variety of domes over the raised barrier at the edge of a roof Contains industry-standard 1.5” NPT pipe thread
Read more| Make | Vicon |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vicon Industries |
| Category | Video Surveillance>Security camera mounts |
| Model code | SVFT-UPM-2 |
| Type of Mount | Dome Mounts |
| Mount Position | Parapet |
| Mount Material | Aluminum and Steel |
| Physical Specifications |
Dimensions mm: 940 x 686 mm Weight g: 3,400 |
Product description
Vicon SVFT-UPM-2 Parapet Mount
The Vicon SVFT-UPM-2 parapet mount is engineered for seamless installation of surveillance camera domes over elevated structures like rooftops. Crafted from a robust combination of aluminum and steel, this mounting solution assures durability and reliability in diverse weather conditions, making it ideal for outdoor settings.
Key Features:
- Constructed with aluminum and steel for enhanced strength and endurance
- Finished in a sleek, white color (RAL 9003) to match various environments
- Dimensions: Height: 37 in. (940 mm), Depth: 27 in. (686 mm)
- Weight: 7.6 lbs (3.4 kg)
- Equipped with an industry-standard 1.5" NPT pipe thread for versatile compatibility
Compatible Cameras:
This mount supports a wide range of Vicon products, including the V2000D and V2100D Fixed Varifocal Domes, V2005D Fixed Micro-Domes, V2360W-12-1 Fisheye Dome, V2008PTZ-IR Dome, and V2005D-PTZ, thanks to its universal NPT threading.
Ideal Use Cases:
The SVFT-UPM-2 parapet mount is perfect for security professionals seeking an optimal solution for mounting surveillance cameras on rooftop parapets. It provides an elevated perspective, enhancing coverage and visibility, crucial for strategic locations like commercial buildings, warehouses, and industrial complexes.
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