Mount a compatible camera to the Axis T91B50 Telescopic Ceiling Mount for Camerasfrom Axis T91B50 Telescopic Ceiling Mount for Camerasin order to install a camera in an area with high ceilings. This telescoping ceiling mount can be adjusted from 45 to 84", ensuring the camera is at the right height. The mount features a 1.5" NPS thread and two 3/4" conduit holes to keep cables secure. The mount is NEMA 4X-rated for outdoor use and is IK10-rated for vandal resistance. It is able to swivel from -45 to 45° in order to accommodate sloped ceilings, and to withstand bumps.

For Select Axis PTZ and Fixed Cameras    1.5" NPS Thread    45-84" Adjustable Length    ±45° Swivel Angle    3/4" Conduit Holes    NEMA 4X-Rated for Outdoor Use    IK10-Rated for Impact Resistance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this mount be compatible with the Marshall CV630 or 730 and or the Bird Dog p400?

A: Yes it is compatible with all three of those PTZ cameras.

Q: 2. Extends to around 26" below the ceiling - is this adjustable?

A: No, the Vaddio Drop-Down Ceiling Mount for HD-Series PTZ Cameras does not offer adjustment capability.

Q: 3. Hi, will these work with the PT30X4K?

A: Yes, the following PTZOptics ceiling mount will work with the PT30X4k Move PTZ camera. PTZOptics Large Universal Ceiling Mount for PTZ Cameras (White) BH #PTCM3WH

Q: 4. Can a Zoom H1 fit in the shock mount?

A: The normal maximum diameter(clearance for mics) on the shockmount is 1.625 across(1 and 5/8 ). The Specs for the Zoom H1 are 1.7 x 5.4 x 1.2 , so it is very close. **But, if you squeeze the handles on the shock-mount, you can open the maximum diameter for microphones(or your Zoom H1) just enough to slide the Zoom H1 in for a snug fit. In other words: Yes. It will fit based on the ZH1 dimension specs, but will be clamped in against rubberized metal. Doing this will work, but render useless the inner shock-mounting bands(closest to Mic chamber), but you will still have shock-mounting bands between the chamber and boom pole mount... So less shock/sound transfer up the boom pole than if you used no mount, but not as optimal as having a mic(or Zoom H1) actually suspended in the inner shock bands also... The good thing though is your ZH1 isn't likely going to fall out!;)

Q: 5. Is this compatible with an Avipas AV-1081 camera?

A: Yes, the Vaddio Drop Down Ceiling Mount for Large PTZ Cameras - Long (B&H# VADDCMLPTZL) may be used with the AViPAS AV-1081 HDMI PTZ Camera (Dark Gray) (B&H# AV1081DG).

Q: 6. Would this fit the Marshall CV730?

A: No it will not. The Marshall CV730 is too large

Q: 7. Would this support the size and weight of a Sony FR7?

A: No, the Vaddio Drop Down Ceiling Mount for Large PTZ Cameras - Long cannot support the Sony FR7 Cinema Line PTZ Camera.

Q: 8. Opinions on the Nikon 20x120 binocular vs 25x120, and maximum reach potential to observe people? Thx. Jim

A: The main difference between the Nikon Binocular Telescope at 20x120 and the 25x125 is the magnification. From watching boats from a balcony to gazing at the lunar surface, the Nikon 25x125 Binocular Telescope will cover it all.

Q: 9. What is the pipe threading size for this mount?

A: The threading can fit a 1" NPT pipe.

Q: 10. Which Hikvision Dome Cameras are "Selected" to be compatible with each Hikvision inclined ceiling mount bracket?

A: There is no specific list that they have for all the cameras. We usually start with the camera and then make our way to the mount. I recommend that you reach out to our sales team to assist you with your camera.