Vicon V1001-PM Pendant Mount

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: V1001-PM
  • Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
  • Mount Position: Pendant
  • Mount Material: Aluminum
Additional info:

Used for suspending a variety of domes from a ceiling Contains industry-standard 1.5” NPT pipe thread

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category Video Surveillance>Security camera mounts
Model code V1001-PM
Type of Mount Dome Mounts
Mount Position Pendant
Mount Material Aluminum
Physical Specifications Weight g: 1,360
Dimensions mm: 259 x 165 mm

Product description

The Vicon V1001-PM Pendant Mount is a versatile and robust solution designed for securely suspending security camera domes from ceilings in a variety of indoor and outdoor settings. Constructed from durable aluminum, this mount is built to withstand the rigors of both environments while ensuring a stable installation for various camera types.

Key Features

  • Material: High-quality aluminum construction for durability.
  • Color: Finished in a neutral white (RAL 9003) to blend seamlessly with most ceilings.
  • Dimensions: Diameter of 6.5 inches (165 mm) and Length of 10.2 inches (259 mm).
  • Industry-standard 1.5” NPT pipe thread compatibility for easy installation.
  • Weight: 3 lbs (1.36 kg) providing a lightweight yet sturdy mounting solution.

Compatible Cameras

The V1001-PM is compatible with an array of Vicon cameras, including:

  • V2005D-PTZ PTZ Domes
  • V2008PTZ-IR PTZ Dome
  • V2000 Multi-Sensors
  • V2000D and V2100D Fixed Varifocal Domes*
  • V2360W-12-1 Fisheye Dome*

Ideal Use Cases

This pendant mount is ideal for commercial, industrial, and institutional settings that require reliable surveillance solutions. Its adaptability makes it suitable for a wide range of security applications, providing a secure and professional installation for high-performance cameras across various environments.

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