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Geovision
SKU: 51-MT10300-1001
Geovision 51-MT10300-1001 Straight Tube Mount 150
- Straight tube design eliminates offset angles, simplifying PTZ structural load calculations.
- Stainless steel construction resists motor vibration and environmental stress in permanent installs.
- Integrated cable routing channels provide clean PoE and power management at the mount point.
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Geovision
SKU: 81-D7H03-ST1
Geovision 81-D7H03-ST1 25cm Straight Tube
- 25 cm straight tube delivers direct load transfer with zero angular deflection.
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel finish supports rooftop and facade deployments.
- Drop-in fit with Geovision PTZ bases and heads; no on-site fabrication required.
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Geovision
SKU: 81-MT101-000
Geovision 81-MT101-000 GV-MOUNT 101 Straight Tube Kit
- Straight tube design enables direct wall or ceiling mount for fixed-angle cameras.
- Compatible with Geovision fixed dome and turret camera systems for consistent fit.
- Supports both indoor and outdoor deployments, simplifying multi-environment installs.
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Geovision
SKU: 81-MT720-002
Geovision 81-MT720-002 GV-MOUNT 702 Extension Tube
- Direct-fit coupling to GV-MOUNT 702 requires no adapter plates or extra hardware.
- Rigid construction maintains pan-tilt stability under full camera and lens load.
- Field-replaceable design allows tube swap-out without recalibrating pan-tilt mechanics.
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Geovision
SKU: 81-MT750-002
Geovision 81-MT750-002 Extension Tube
- Extends standoff distance for MT750-series mounts without requiring adapter kits.
- Supports dome, turret, and box housings with vibration damping under mechanical load.
- Quick-connect threading reduces on-site labor; fits standard installation toolkits.
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Geovision
SKU: GEO-150-MT702-200
Geovision GEO-150-MT702-200 GV-MOUNT 702 Extension Tube
- Direct mechanical fit with GV-MOUNT 702 brackets—no adapter plates or modification needed.
- Adds standoff distance for soffit clearance, recessed mounting, or offset pole attachment.
- Corrosion-resistant finish suits outdoor and light industrial perimeter deployments.
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Add to Cart The item has been addedHanwha
SKU: SBP-302CM-12
Hanwha SBP-302CM-12 Extension Pipe for Hanging Mounts
12-inch extension pipe for Hanwha hanging mounts in tight spaces
- 12-inch aluminum and steel construction clears eaves and obstructions
- Compatible with all Hanwha hanging mounts for flexible camera positioning
- Indoor and outdoor rated for retail, parking, industrial installations
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i-PRO
SKU: WV-QAT500-W
i-PRO WV-QAT500-W Attachment Pipe Bracket
- Supports ceiling, pendant, and rack mount types for flexible deployment.
- Designed specifically for i-PRO camera systems ensuring confirmed compatibility.
- Single bracket accommodates multiple configurations, reducing accessory SKU count.
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Vivotek
SKU: AM-116_V02
Vivotek AM-116_V02 Pendant Pipe Mount
1.5" NPT pendant pipe mount, 20mm standoff, indoor/outdoor rated
- 1.5" NPT threading connects directly to standard pipe fittings without adapters.
- 20mm standoff keeps overhead installations compact in tight ceiling spaces.
- White housing blends with ceiling surfaces for discreet indoor or outdoor use.
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Mounting Extension Pipes
Mounting extension pipes provide additional length and drop distance for ceiling and pendant-mounted surveillance cameras. These components support proper field-of-view alignment, clearance from structural obstructions, and clean cable routing in commercial environments.
Plan Your Deployment
- Required drop length and ceiling height considerations
- Camera weight and load-bearing capacity
- Indoor vs outdoor environmental requirements
- Cable routing and concealment planning
- Long-term stability and service accessibility
Mounting Extension Pipes — Engineering-Grade Installation Accessories for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 9 working models of mounting extension pipes sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Compatibility comes first. Mounting brackets, housings, and adapters are specific to the camera or device they support — the same manufacturer often makes parallel lines that don't share accessories. Verify the part number against the camera/device datasheet or compatibility list before ordering. Installation labor consumed troubleshooting a mismatched mount is the most common rework on commercial jobs.
Environmental rating determines material and finish. Indoor accessories typically use steel or aluminum with a powder-coat finish; outdoor accessories need stainless steel or specifically-rated coastal-grade finishes for salt-air resistance. UV exposure degrades plastic over years; choose UV-stabilized polymers or metal for sun-exposed installs. Plan for replacement at year 7-10 on outdoor plastic accessories.
Mounting load capacity must exceed device weight by a healthy margin. Camera weight, housing weight, and any wind loading on PTZs combine. Wall, ceiling, and pole mounts each have rated maximum loads — check before specifying. Pole-mount and pendant-mount installations need conduit, junction boxes, and weather-sealing that aren't always specified in the camera kit.
Wire management and accessibility for service get overlooked in early planning. Bottom-loaded cable entry in housings, swing-out mounting plates, and accessible junction boxes save hours when a camera needs service. Cheap mounts that require complete dismount to access cables drive labor cost up at every service call. Specify service-friendly mounting hardware on installs you expect to service for 10+ years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this mount work with my camera?
Mounts are camera-specific in most cases. The product description and manufacturer's compatibility list are the authoritative source. If you're not certain, send the camera model and the mount part number to our Senior Specialists; we'll confirm compatibility before you order. Returning a mismatched mount after installation labor is significantly more expensive than checking up front.
Do I need a junction box?
For most outdoor and exposed-conduit camera installs, yes — junction boxes house cable terminations and protect splices from weather. The camera's mounting requirements often specify the junction-box size and material. Some camera-and-mount combinations integrate the junction box into the mount; others require a separate box. Confirm before ordering to avoid pulling cable into an installation that can't accept it.
What's the difference between a wall mount and a pendant mount?
Wall mounts attach to vertical surfaces and project the camera outward. Pendant mounts attach to ceilings or overhead structures and suspend the camera below. Pole mounts are a specialized wall mount for poles. Choose by the mounting surface available and the field-of-view orientation required; many cameras work in any mount with the right adapter.
Are stainless steel mounts worth the extra cost?
For outdoor coastal installs (within ~5 miles of saltwater), yes — galvanized steel rusts visibly within 2-3 years in coastal air. For inland outdoor, marine-grade is overkill; powder-coated galvanized lasts 10+ years. For corrosive industrial environments (chemical plants, wastewater), stainless steel or specifically-rated coatings extend service life dramatically. Match the material to the environment, not the budget pressure.
Can I use one brand's mount with another brand's camera?
Sometimes — many mounts accept standard mounting patterns (¼-20 thread, M6 pattern, VESA spacing) and cross brands. Manufacturer-specific cast housings rarely do. Check the mount's hole pattern and weight rating against the camera's specs. When in doubt, use the camera manufacturer's recommended mount; cross-brand savings on mounts are typically small and the warranty implications of mismatched hardware aren't worth the risk.
Need help choosing? Talk to a Senior Specialist — direct line 877-277-7147 or request a quote.