ACTi PMAX080310PC Gang Box Converter Bracket

Overview

The ACTi PMAX080310PC is a gang box converter that adapts a standard electrical gang box to accept compatible ACTi camera mounting hardware. It solves a common retrofit problem: converting an existing junction or gang box opening into a mounting interface sized and threaded for ACTi camera bases, so you're not cutting new backing or running new low-voltage boxes during a camera swap or new install. The white housing finish is intended to blend with typical ceiling and wall trim rather than stand out as added hardware.

Compatibility

This converter is built for ACTi camera lines that mount to a standard gang box footprint, letting you position a dome, bullet, or box camera directly over an existing electrical box instead of installing a dedicated surface-mount base. Confirm the specific ACTi camera series' mounting-plate pattern against this converter before ordering, since gang box adapters are footprint-specific by design.

Installation Notes

Weight is listed at 6 lb for the unit as shipped, which matters when you're evaluating ceiling or wall anchor load along with the camera and any additional mounting arm. Country of origin is Taiwan. As a passive mechanical adapter, it carries no video, power, or network specifications of its own — those come from the camera it's paired with. Verify gang box orientation and screw spacing on-site before final mounting, since converters like this are dimensionally fixed and won't accommodate irregular or non-standard box spacing.

Model PMAX080310PC ships with a 3-year manufacturer warranty. Pair it with the correct ACTi IP cameras mounting series and, where the install calls for it, a compatible camera mount or bracket from the same family to complete the drop. For broader planning on box selection and mounting placement across a site, a camera selection guide is a useful reference before finalizing hardware counts. If you're standardizing a multi-camera deployment, check the PoE planning guide for how mounting choices interact with cable runs, and review the network video recorder lineup if this install is part of a larger system build-out.