RigWheels PTZ Wall Mount Vibration Isolator With Pipe Clamps
RigWheels PTZ Wall Mount Vibration Isolator With Pipe Clamps
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RIG-PTZ-WM-PC
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£847.83 GBP ex VAT
£1,017.40 GBP inc VAT
£1,017.40 GBP inc VAT
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This option is intended to be attached to vertical or angled pipe/tube between 1-1/8″ and 2″ in diameter. These clamps can also clamp onto rectangular tubing (1.5×2″ rectangular tubing for example).
PTZ Camera Vibration Isolator
The RigWheels PTZ camera vibration isolator is the perfect solution to improve image quality for fixed installations in theaters, concert venues, houses of worship, classrooms, factories with machine vibration and other similar locations. This innovative mount is designed to reduce unwanted vibrations that can negatively impact your camera’s performance, allowing you to capture clear and stable images.
RigWheels PTZ camera vibration isolator is capable of reducing vibrations from various sources, including loudspeakers, machinery, foot traffic and other problematic sources. This results in exceptionally improved image stability, ensuring that your footage remains clear, even in challenging environments.
This concept was originally designed for our Cloud Mount Slingshot which is a vehicle mounting solution for 3 axis camera gimbals. Since the Cloud Mount Slingshot was released many customers have modified/adapted the original Slingshot setup and found that this method is ideal for vibration isolation for installations and we’re pleased to now provide tailored systems for these applications.
For a PTZ or fixed camera installation, this system provides excellent isolation because ALL of the load can be placed directly on the elastic vibration isolating components. For vehicle mounting the cables in the system provide structure so the mount doesn’t bounce around erratically. For installations, the cables used are present for two purposes, 1) security in the event that the elastic tubes fail over time. 2) To prevent “pancaking”. When larger cameras pan left/right quickly, there needs to be some structure in the mount so the inertia doesn’t create a lateral/twisting swinging effect.