PTZOptics HCM-1 wall mount (black) in heavy-gauge steel for Move 4K/Link 4K 12X/20X and Move SE cameras. A 1/4"-20 screw holds the camera, it fits walls and electrical boxes, and cables run hidden under the mount or through the wall.
PTZOptics HCM-1 wall mount (black) in heavy-gauge steel for Move 4K/Link 4K 12X/20X and Move SE cameras. A 1/4"-20 screw holds the camera, it fits walls and electrical boxes, and cables run hidden under the mount or through the wall.
The PTZOptics HCM-1 is a compact wall mount with a 144 mm wide tray, designed for smaller PTZ cameras such as the Move 4K 12X/20X, Link 4K 12X/20X and Move SE. It is made of heavy-gauge steel with a black powder coat and holds the camera with a standard 1/4"-20 screw. Screw it directly to the wall or to a U.S. double-gang electrical box, and hide the cables under the mount or inside the wall.
Steel mount for the Move 4K 12X/20X, Link 4K 12X/20X and Move SE with a 1/4"-20 attachment and hidden cable routing.

The 144 mm wide tray fits Move 4K and Link 4K cameras in their 12X and 20X versions as well as the whole Move SE range. It also suits most smaller cameras from other brands with a 1/4"-20 thread and a width of up to about 150 mm.
Four mounting holes match a U.S. double-gang electrical box, but you can also screw the mount straight into masonry or drywall. Slotted holes make levelling easy, and all hardware is included.
Openings in the tray and the back plate route cables either under the mount or straight into the wall. The result is a clean installation with no loose cabling.
Thick, powder-coated steel holds the camera steady and level, so shots and saved presets stay consistent. The mount is made in the USA.
The camera fixes with the 1/4"-20 screw supplied in the box.
145 × 212 × 129 mm, weight 0.84 kg.
Black powder coat; the mount comes in both white and black.
Suited to classrooms, meeting rooms, houses of worship and production studios.
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