Support de caméra AVer 60S3300000AD

The AVer 60S3300000AD is a ceiling camera mount in black designed to hold video conferencing cameras securely while maintaining a compact profile. With dimensions of 199 mm width, 13 mm depth and 153 mm height and a weight of 0.538 kg, this mount is engineered for stable ceiling installation and discreet presence in meeting rooms, classrooms or huddle spaces. Manufactured in Taiwan, the mount is suitable for professional AV environments where reliable positioning and simple installation are required.

Advantages

The mount combines a slim, low-profile design with a sturdy construction that supports reliable camera placement on ceilings. Its compact dimensions save space and reduce visual clutter, while the black finish provides unobtrusive integration with typical AV setups. The product’s weight and build offer stability for maintaining consistent viewing angles during video conferences and presentations.

Suitable for

• Ceiling installation of video conferencing cameras in meeting rooms
• Classroom or lecture recording setups where overhead mounting is preferred
• Huddle spaces and small offices requiring discreet camera positioning
• AV system installations that need a durable, space-saving mounting solution

Key specifications

• Mount type: ceiling camera mount
• Colour: black
• Width: 199 mm
• Depth: 13 mm
• Height: 153 mm
• Weight: 0.538 kg
• Origin: Taiwan
• Packaging: master case contains 4 pieces

How to use

Select a suitable ceiling location that provides the desired camera field of view and where the structure can support the mount’s weight. Secure the mount to the ceiling using appropriate fixings for your ceiling material (anchors, screws, or bolts not included), then attach the camera according to the camera manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Verify alignment and tighten all fasteners to prevent movement. Make any necessary cable routing adjustments so cables are secured and do not interfere with the camera or mount.

Recommendations

Use compatible ceiling fixings and follow local building codes. Inspect the mount periodically to ensure fasteners remain tight and the camera maintains the correct angle for reliable video capture.