Vicon V2100D-IC In-Ceiling Mount
Technical Specification
- Make: Vicon
- Model code: V2100D-IC
- Type of Mount: Dome Mounts
- Mount Position: In-Ceiling
- Mount Material: Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic
Used for recessing the V2100D 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 | V2100D-IC |
| Type of Mount | Dome Mounts |
| Mount Position | In-Ceiling |
| Mount Material | Zinc-Plated Steel and PC-ABS Plastic |
| Physical Specifications |
Weight g: 360 Dimensions mm: 64 x 216 mm |
Product description
The Vicon V2100D-IC In-Ceiling Mount is engineered to facilitate seamless integration of the V2100D Fixed Varifocal Dome into various ceiling environments. Crafted with precision from zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic, this mount ensures robust support while maintaining an understated profile with its white color design. Weighing a mere 0.8 lbs, it offers easy handling and installation, reducing setup time significantly.
Key Features:
- Material: Zinc-plated steel and PC-ABS plastic for durability and strength.
- Lightweight design at 0.8 lbs, optimizing installation efficiency.
- Compatible with V2100D Fixed Varifocal Domes.
- Ideal for drop ceiling installations where space conservation is critical.
- Requires the V2XXXD-DCB Drop Ceiling Support Bracket for additional stability in dynamic environments.
Ideal Use Cases:
The V2100D-IC is perfect for commercial settings requiring discreet installation, such as retail stores, offices, and environments where aesthetic blending is key. Its sturdy construction ensures the dome camera remains securely positioned, providing optimal surveillance coverage without disrupting the interior decor.
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