Piastra di montaggio per telecamera SMS Smart Media Solutions EVER 16-105-1

The SMS Smart Media Solutions EVER Camera mounting panel 16-105-1 provides a stable mounting interface for cameras and small soundbars above compatible displays. Manufactured from 16 mm MDF with paint and clear coating, the panel attaches to the display mount and keeps the camera in a fixed, correct position. It is compatible with EVER 65 (Motorized), 350, 350 Air and 620 display mounts and supports a maximum load of 3 kg.

Advantages

The 300 x 100 mm mounting interface gives ample space for a variety of camera bracket patterns and smaller soundbars with wall mounts. The 16 mm MDF construction with paint and clear coating provides a durable surface that integrates with the display mount. Because the panel attaches above the display, the camera remains aligned and stable without additional adjustments.

Suitable for

• Mounting conferencing cameras above the display
• Attaching small soundbars with wall-mount brackets
• Use with EVER 65 (Motorized), 350, 350 Air and 620 display mounts
• Installations requiring a compact, fixed camera position

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: SMS Smart Media Solutions
• Model / MPN: 16-105-1
• EAN: 7331394940034
• Mounting interface size: 300 x 100 mm
• Material: 16 mm MDF with paint and clear coating
• Compatible with: EVER 65 (Motorized), 350, 350 Air, 620
• Maximum load: 3 kg

How to use

Attach the mounting panel to the display mount so that the panel sits above the display as shown in the display mount instructions. Secure your camera or small soundbar to the MDF panel using the appropriate screws or wall-mount bracket that match the device’s mounting holes. Check that the total weight does not exceed the 3 kg maximum load and confirm the assembly is level and fixed before use.

Recommendations

Do not exceed the maximum load of 3 kg. Use screws and brackets suitable for MDF and for the camera or soundbar manufacturer’s mounting pattern. For motorized displays (EVER 65 Motorized), verify that the camera position does not interfere with motion range.