Mounting bracket VIDICON VIDICON P2/VID adjustable design for sensor and detector installation

The Mounting bracket VIDICON P2/VID is an adjustable support designed for secure installation of sensors and detectors. The bracket provides flexible positioning and fine alignment to accommodate different mounting angles and device orientations. It is intended for indoor and sheltered outdoor use where precise sensor placement and reliable mechanical support are required, simplifying installation and later maintenance.

Advantages

The adjustable design allows precise angle and orientation adjustments without additional tools. Constructed from corrosion-resistant materials, the bracket offers stable mechanical support and long-term dimensional stability in sheltered environments. A compact footprint and straightforward attachment points reduce installation time and make it easier to integrate the bracket with a variety of sensor and detector housings. The design also facilitates routine access for inspection and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Mounting motion detectors and presence sensors in corridors, rooms or entry points
• Installing environmental or alarm sensors where exact pointing is required
• Retrofitting existing installations to improve sensor alignment
• Use in sheltered outdoor locations such as covered entrances or under canopies

Key specifications

• Adjustable tilt and rotation for fine alignment
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal or treated alloy suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Compact mounting footprint to fit standard sensor housings and detector bases
• Attachment points compatible with common sensor mounting patterns
• Durable mechanical joints to hold position under typical installation forces

How to use

Attach the mounting bracket to a stable surface using appropriate fasteners for the mounting substrate (screws, anchors or bolts as required). Secure the sensor or detector to the bracket following the device manufacturer’s mounting holes, then adjust tilt and rotation to achieve the required field of view or coverage. Once aligned, tighten the bracket’s adjustment points to lock the sensor position. If used outdoors under shelter, ensure that fasteners and contact surfaces are compatible with local corrosion conditions.

Usage recommendations

Select suitable fasteners and anchors based on the mounting surface (drywall, concrete, wood, or metal). Verify that the bracket orientation provides the intended coverage and that any wired connections maintain proper strain relief. For installations subject to moisture or salt air, consider additional corrosion protection on fasteners and check adjustment points periodically for secure tightening.