LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 11.6in Beige Camera Mount Bracket 180° Tilt 45° Swivel
Weatherproof aluminium bracket holds outdoor cameras with 180° tilt and 45° swivel adjustment
- Adjustable viewing with 180° tilt and 45° swivel
- Durable aluminium construction withstands outdoor conditions
- 6in length suits most camera housings
- Hidden cable channel protects wiring indoors and out
- Versatile wall or ceiling mounting for flexible placement
Mounting bracket for outdoor cameras
The LORDWORLD bracket is an 11.6in aluminium arm designed to hold most brands of outdoor camera housing. Its beige finish and weatherproof construction suit permanent exterior installation. The rigid metal body replaces weaker plastic alternatives that can sag over time.
Upgrade from plastic or fixed-angle mounts
The bracket adds 180° tilt and 45° swivel adjustment so installers can aim the camera precisely after mounting. A hidden cable channel feeds wiring through the arm, protecting connections from moisture and tampering. The jump is worthwhile when an existing mount lacks articulation or cable concealment.
Suited for ceiling or wall installs needing
Installers who need both vertical and horizontal adjustment on a single rugged arm will benefit. Buyers who require a longer reach, a different colour, or a mount that locks at preset angles should look at something else.
Highlights
- Adjustable viewing with 180° tilt and 45° swivel
- Durable aluminium construction withstands outdoor conditions
- 6in length suits most camera housings
- Hidden cable channel protects wiring indoors and out
- Versatile wall or ceiling mounting for flexible placement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What wall or ceiling spacing does the 11.6in bracket need for its mounting holes?
The bracket measures 11.6in long; its mounting base fits standard wall or ceiling junction boxes, so allow that length plus clearance for the tilt mechanism.
Which screw do I tighten first when setting the 180° tilt and 45° swivel?
Loosen both adjustment screws, aim the camera, then tighten the tilt-lock screw before securing the swivel screw to prevent the head from drifting.
How do I keep the cable-entry hole weather-tight after routing wires through it?
Feed the cable through the hidden passage, then seal the opening with outdoor-rated silicone or a rubber grommet to maintain the bracket’s waterproof rating.
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