Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Set of five black ABS C-mount dust caps shields CCD sensors and lenses on CCTV, film and industrial cameras
These five plastic caps shield the CCD sensor opening on C-mount cameras from dust and debris. They fit security cameras, CCTV units and cinema lenses that share the standard C-mount thread. The ABS construction keeps each cap light while resisting everyday knocks. Photographers and installers can protect multiple lenses with a single pack.
Each cap slides onto the male C-mount thread without tools or adapters. No power, cables or firmware are involved, so the caps work with any brand that uses the same mount. They free the user from taping over openings or leaving sensors exposed during lens changes. The compact shape lets them sit in a tool pouch or camera bag pocket.
The ABS material holds its shape after repeated mounting and removal cycles. It does not crack when pressed on or pulled off in normal indoor or outdoor temperatures. Colour remains stable under typical lighting conditions, so the caps stay visible against dark camera bodies. They are not rated for immersion, extreme heat or chemical exposure.
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They are made for standard C-mount threads used on CCTV, surveillance and movie camera lenses.
The ABS plastic does not generate heat; it simply shields the lens mount from dust.
You need equipment with a C-mount turret such as a CCD camera, CCTV security camera or compatible movie camera.
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