The Datavideo WM-11 is a professional wall mount for PTR-10/PTR-10T robotic pan/tilt heads and compatible Datavideo PTZ cameras. It can be installed upright or upside down; upside-down mounting of a PTR-10/PTR-10T head requires the separately available MB-7 long arm. Three integrated bubble levels help align both the wall plate and the camera base. Its metal…
The Datavideo WM-11 is a professional wall mount for PTR-10/PTR-10T robotic pan/tilt heads and compatible Datavideo PTZ cameras. It can be installed upright or upside down; upside-down mounting of a PTR-10/PTR-10T head requires the separately available MB-7 long arm. Three integrated bubble levels help align both the wall plate and the camera base. Its metal construction, with aluminum components and a steel plate, supports a mounted setup weighing up to 50 kg. The mount measures 424 × 230 × 125 mm and weighs 3.95 kg.

Datavideo wall mount
This metal mounting system secures a compatible Datavideo PTZ camera or PTR-10/PTR-10T head to a wall. Three integrated bubble levels help align the wall plate and camera base, and the assembly supports a load of up to 50 kg.

The mount combines aluminum components with a 3 mm steel plate. Inner guide rails let you slide the camera base forward or backward to adjust its position within the assembly.

One level is mounted on the wall plate and two are fitted to the camera base. This helps you check both parts before mounting the camera. Four metal expansion bolts are included for fixing the wall plate.

The base plate can be fitted either way, and the mount can be installed in the orientation your setup requires. Upside-down mounting of a PTR-10/PTR-10T head requires the separately available MB-7 long arm, which is not included with the WM-11.
| Manufacturer: | Datavideo |
| Category: | Accessories |
| Colour | Black |
| Materials | Aluminium alloy |
| For camera | Datavideo PTC-140 series · Datavideo PTC-150 series · Datavideo PTC-280 series · Datavideo PTC-305 series |
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