Vicon V2000D-PM Pendant Cap
Technical Specification
- Make: Vicon
- Model code: V2000D-PM
- Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
- Mount Position: Pendant
- Mount Material: Aluminum
Vicon V2000D-PM pendant cap is used for mounting the V2360W-12-1 Fisheye Dome to industry-standard 1.5” NPT mounts.
Read more| Make | Vicon |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vicon Industries |
| Category | Video Surveillance>Security camera mounts |
| Model code | V2000D-PM |
| Type of Mount | Dome Mounts |
| Mount Position | Pendant |
| Mount Material | Aluminum |
| Physical Specifications |
Weight g: 450 Dimensions mm: 63 x 150 mm |
Product description
The Vicon V2000D-PM Pendant Cap is an essential accessory for securely installing various Vicon Roughneck AI camera models. Specifically designed for use with industry-standard 1.5” NPT mounts, this pendant cap is a reliable support component that ensures stable and flexible mounting solutions.
Key Features
- Compatible with several Vicon Roughneck AI cameras, including Fixed Varifocal Domes, Micro-Domes, and Fisheye Domes.
- Constructed from robust aluminum, offering durability and protection against environmental conditions.
- Integrates seamlessly with the V2XXXD-ADPT adaptor for additional versatility, making it perfect for customized camera setups.
- Boasts a convenient design that simplifies installation and maintenance processes.
Ideal Use Cases
The V2000D-PM is best suited for commercial and industrial environments requiring reliable surveillance solutions. Its adeptness in accommodating multiple camera types makes it an ideal choice for settings ranging from retail complexes to large-scale warehouses.
With its capacity to support an array of Vicon Roughneck AI cameras, the V2000D-PM Pendant Cap enhances the versatility of surveillance installations while maintaining a clean and professional aesthetic. This pendant cap’s form factor and robust material offer unmatched durability, meeting the diverse needs of the physical security industry.
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