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Alarm.com | Large Camera Mounting Plate for Conduit Box & Pendant Cap Transitions | ADC-VACC-MNTVL

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ADC-VACC-MNTVL

A transition plate between an Alarm.com Pro Series camera and a large conduit box or pendant cap. It is the piece that lets a camera designed for a flat surface sit on mounting hardware designed for something else.

Built for the commercial installer

Alarm.com rebadges Vivotek hardware, so the mounting ecosystem includes Vivotek bases. This plate bridges the two, which is how a camera gets onto a pendant drop in a warehouse or a conduit box on an exterior wall without improvising an adapter on site.

Note it is only needed for those transitions. A camera going directly onto a wall or ceiling does not require it, so do not add it to every line on a quote by default.

Key features

  • Bridges Pro Series cameras to large conduit boxes and pendant caps
  • Works with Vivotek mounting bases, which the Alarm.com hardware shares
  • Not required for direct wall or ceiling mounting, so it only goes on the quote where needed

System requirements

For Alarm.com Pro Series cameras being fitted to a large conduit box or pendant cap, including Vivotek mounting bases. Not required for direct wall or ceiling installation. The ADC-VACC-MNTVS is the small equivalent.

Brand:
Alarm.com
Compatibility:
Alarm.com Pro Series cameras and Vivotek mounting bases
Application:
Transition to large conduit box or pendant cap
Form factor:
Large transition mounting plate
When not required:
Direct wall or ceiling installation
Small equivalent:
ADC-VACC-MNTVS
When is this plate required?
When a Pro Series camera is being fitted to a large conduit box or pendant cap rather than mounted directly to a wall or ceiling.
What is the difference from the ADC-VACC-MNTVS?
Size. The MNTVL is the large plate for large conduit boxes and pendant caps. The MNTVS is the small equivalent, which also covers the AM-71D conduit box and AM-52E pendant cap.
Why does it mention Vivotek bases?
Alarm.com Pro Series camera hardware shares a mounting ecosystem with Vivotek, so the plate bridges Alarm.com cameras to Vivotek mounting bases.