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Bluecctv
A 5.5 inch plastic mounting bracket that swivels 360° and supports up to 12 lbs
The Bluecctv CM 207 is a 5.5 in plastic mounting bracket designed to hold surveillance cameras. It supports a maximum load of 12 lbs and weighs .53 lbs. The beige finish suits indoor or sheltered outdoor installations.
The bracket provides a 360° swivel angle for precise camera positioning without tools. Its lightweight plastic construction reduces strain on mounting surfaces such as walls or ceilings. The compact 5.5 in length fits tight corners where larger brackets cannot. Installers needing heavier duty metal construction or longer reach should consider alternative options.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | CM 207 |
| Type | Mounting Bracket |
The bracket is rated for a maximum load of 12 lbs, so that is the limit reached first under sustained use.
The passive plastic mount generates no noise and does not produce heat, so there are no thermal or acoustic concerns when running all day.
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