The MOVING MOUNT FOR DOME CAMERA is an essential accessory for security system installers and homeowners who need precise control over camera angles. While dome cameras typically have a fixed housing with limited internal adjustment (usually 20-30° tilt), this adjustable bracket adds full articulation, allowing you to point your dome camera exactly where coverage is needed—whether in a corner, hallway, or outdoor eave.
Unlike fixed flush mounts that limit camera orientation, the Moving Mount provides three-dimensional adjustment:
This flexibility ensures you can eliminate blind spots and achieve the exact field of view required for effective surveillance in any environment.
The mount features a standard 1/4" x 20 UNC threaded screw, the industry standard for most dome cameras, bullet cameras, and even DSLR cameras. Some variants include a 3-point triangular mounting plate specifically designed for dome camera bases with three screw holes. Before purchasing, verify your camera's mounting interface type and thread size.
Constructed from corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy combined with heavy-duty ABS plastic, this mount withstands both indoor and outdoor environments. The weatherproof version includes:
This makes it suitable for covered outdoor locations such as eaves, porches, soffits, and carports.
The mount attaches securely to any flat surface:
| Mount Type | Best For |
|---|---|
| Wall Mount | Hallways, corners, perimeter coverage, entryways |
| Ceiling Mount | Retail stores, offices, warehouses, open areas |
The package includes:
Standard dome cameras have limitations such as limited internal tilt (20-30°), fixed orientation, and no easy repositioning. The Moving Mount solves these problems by:
| Feature | Fixed Flush Mount | Moving Mount |
|---|---|---|
| Pan Adjustment | None (fixed) | 360° |
| Tilt Adjustment | 20-30° (internal) | 0-90° |
| Corner Installation | Limited | Full flexibility |
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