Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A metal bracket holds a CCTV camera and rotates 180 degrees for wide-angle indoor or outdoor mounting
This metal bracket secures a surveillance camera to a wall or flat surface and provides 180 degree angle adjustment for wider coverage. A locking screw fixes the chosen position while a second screw allows free rotation when needed. The package includes the bracket, three screws and three stoppers for installation.
Installers who need to aim a camera around corners, near windows or across an open area will benefit from the adjustable head. The design suits indoor and outdoor mounting where a fixed bracket would limit the field of view. Buyers who require motorised pan, tilt or zoom control should look at a different product.
The single specification that decides fit is the 180 degree adjustable rotation, which lets the camera cover a large viewing area from a single mounting point. If the installation demands a wider or fixed-angle range, this bracket will not meet the requirement.
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The bracket uses a dedicated locking screw to fix the chosen angle and a second screw for free rotation, so the camera stays firmly pointed once tightened.
You need a solid wall or ceiling, a drill for pilot holes, and a screwdriver to drive the three included screws and stoppers into the surface.
The 7.3 × 7.3 cm square base matches many legacy camera footprints, and the 180° rotary head lets you angle the body away from the mounting surface to avoid interference.
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