Kit di montaggio Mobotix MX-M-PTMA bianco

Manually adjustable dome mount for one sensor module (sensor module not included). The MX-M-PTMA white mounting kit provides a three-axis adjustable bracket that compensates for side tilt and allows re-aligning the image horizon when mounted on a wall or ceiling. The design supports concealed cabling and is specified for outdoor use in temperatures from -30 to 60 °C (-22 to 140 °F). It is compatible with all screwable S7x sensor modules and comes in a white finish.

Advantages

The Mobotix MX-M-PTMA offers stable, manual three-axis adjustment for precise camera alignment and horizon correction. Concealed cable routing improves weather protection and aesthetics. The mount is rated for a wide temperature range, enabling reliable operation in harsh climates. Compatibility with screwable S7x sensor modules ensures straightforward installation with Mobotix cameras.

Suitable for

• Indoor ceiling mounting of Mobotix S7x sensor modules
• Outdoor wall mounting where horizon alignment is required
• Installations requiring concealed cabling and weather resistance
• Applications needing manual three-axis adjustment for sensor alignment

Key specifications

• Model: MX-M-PTMA (Mx-M-PTM-A)
• Color: White
• Compatibility: Screwable S7x sensor modules (sensor not included)
• Adjustment: Manual, three axes for tilt and horizon alignment
• Installation: Ceiling or wall mount
• Cabling: Concealed
• Operating temperature: -30 to 60 °C (-22 to 140 °F)
• Brand: MOBOTIX
• EAN: 4047438036894

How to use

Mount the MX-M-PTMA to a suitable ceiling or wall surface using appropriate screws and anchors. Attach the compatible screwable S7x sensor module to the dome mount and route cabling through the concealed channels. Manually adjust the three axes to correct side tilt and align the image horizon. Tighten all adjustment points to secure the module and verify the camera view before finalizing the installation.

Recommendations

For best results, use compatible Mobotix S7x screwable sensor modules and follow local mounting guidelines and weatherproofing practices. Check torque settings for final tightening and verify the camera image horizon after adjusting to ensure accurate alignment.