Vicon V2000D-IC In-Ceiling Mount
Technical Specification
- Make: Vicon
- Model code: V2000D-IC
- Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
- Mount Position: In-Ceiling
- Mount Material: Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
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
Read more| Make | Vicon |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vicon Industries |
| Category | Video Surveillance>Security camera mounts |
| Model code | V2000D-IC |
| Type of Mount | Dome Mounts |
| Mount Position | In-Ceiling |
| Mount Material | Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic |
| Physical Specifications |
Weight g: 400 Dimensions mm: 66 x 216 mm |
Product description
The V2000D-IC In-Ceiling Mount is a highly effective solution for securely installing the V2000D Fixed Varifocal Domes into ceiling environments, ensuring discreet and tamper-resistant deployment. Constructed from durable zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic, this mount offers excellent resilience while maintaining an unobtrusive design tailored for indoor applications.
Key Features
- Designed specifically for the V2000D Fixed Varifocal Domes
- Compatible with the V2XXXD-DCB Drop Ceiling Support Bracket for enhanced stability
- Features a compact form factor with a height of 2.6 inches and a diameter of 8.5 inches
- Lightweight construction at 0.85 lbs, minimizing ceiling load
- Available in a clean white RAL 9003 finish, blending seamlessly in most installations
Ideal Use Cases
This in-ceiling mount is ideal for securing surveillance cameras in environments where aesthetics and unobstructed views are crucial. It is perfect for retail spaces, corporate offices, and public buildings requiring unobtrusive yet effective security camera installations. When paired with the optional drop ceiling support bracket, the V2000D-IC ensures robust and reliable mounting, even in complex architectural settings.
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