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- $29.99SKU: V-MT360
Vosker V-MT360 1/4"-20 Tripod Mount, Rotate 360° and Tilt +/- 90°
- 1/4" -20 tripod mount for cellular cameras
- It can rotate 360 degrees
- Tilt approximately +/-90 degrees
$29.99Low Price Guarantee - $69.99SKU: V-SBOX4
Vosker V-SBOX4 Steel Security Box for VOSKER VKX
- Weather-Resistant Heavy-Duty Steel
- Compatible with VOSKER cameras mounting arm
- Holes in the back to anchor to any surface
- Holes on the side to install a standard lock or the cable-lock (#V-CB-LOCK)
- Removable front for easy access
$69.99Low Price Guarantee - $69.99SKU: V-SBOX3
Vosker V-SBOX3 Steel Security Box for VOSKER V300 and V300 Ultimate
- Weather-Resistant Heavy-Duty Steel
- Compatible with VOSKER cameras mounting arm
- Holes in the back to anchor to any surface
- Holes on the side to install a standard lock or the cable-lock (#V-CB-LOCK)
- Hole in front to install a standard lock. Recommended lock size 3/8″ (9mm).
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Mounts Frequently Asked Questions
What types of mounts are available for surveillance cameras?
There are several types of mounts available for surveillance cameras, including wall mounts, pole mounts, pendant mounts, and junction boxes. Each type serves a specific purpose, allowing for flexible installation options based on the camera's location and the environment. For example, wall mounts are ideal for fixed installations, while pole mounts can be used for cameras on tall structures.
How do I choose the right mount for my camera?
To choose the right mount for your camera, consider the camera's weight, the installation surface, and the desired angle of view. Ensure that the mount can support the camera's weight and is compatible with its design. Additionally, evaluate the environment where the camera will be installed, as some mounts are designed for outdoor use and may offer weather resistance.
Can I use the same mount for different camera models?
While some mounts are compatible with various camera models, many are designed specifically for certain types or brands. It is crucial to check the mount's specifications and compatibility with your camera model before purchasing. Using an incompatible mount can lead to instability or damage to the camera.
What materials are commonly used for camera mounts?
Camera mounts are typically made from materials such as aluminum, steel, or plastic. Aluminum and steel mounts are preferred for their durability and strength, especially in outdoor settings, while plastic mounts may be used for lighter indoor applications. The choice of material can affect the mount's longevity and ability to withstand environmental conditions.
Are mounts adjustable for different angles and positions?
Many camera mounts feature adjustable components that allow for changing angles and positions. These adjustments can help optimize the camera's field of view and ensure it captures the desired area. However, not all mounts have this capability, so it is important to verify the adjustability of a specific mount before purchasing.



