Asennussovitin AVer 200AP0C7-CGJ — musta kameran asennustarvike, 45 g

AVer 200AP0C7-CGJ is a compact mount adapter designed for camera installations where a small, lightweight mounting interface is required. Finished in black and produced in Taiwan, this accessory provides a discreet connection point for compatible camera hardware in audiovisual and security setups. With a net weight of 45 g, it minimises added mass on pan/tilt heads, gimbals and wall mounts while maintaining stable attachment for the connected device.

Advantages

The adapter’s low weight reduces mechanical load and helps preserve balance of camera systems and moving assemblies. Its compact dimensions and black finish make it unobtrusive in professional AV environments and surveillance installations. Manufactured to fit standard mounting arrangements, the accessory offers straightforward installation and a reliable mechanical interface for compatible cameras and brackets.

Suitable for

• Small to medium cameras used in meeting rooms and classrooms
• Surveillance cameras in low-profile indoor installations
• Pan/tilt heads, gimbals and motorised mounts where weight matters
• Retrofit or replacement of small mounting interfaces in AV racks and consoles

Key specifications

• Finish: black
• Country of manufacture: Taiwan
• Net weight: 45 g (approximate)
• Package weight: 50 g (approximate)
• Form factor: compact, low-mass adapter for camera mounting

How to use

Attach the adapter to the camera or mounting bracket according to the mechanical interfaces on both parts. Ensure mating surfaces are clean and align the adapter so threads or fasteners engage without cross-threading. Tighten fasteners to secure the connection but avoid excessive torque that could deform plastic components or stress mount points. Verify stability of the assembly before operation and perform a balance check if the adapter is used on moving supports.

Recommendations

Use the adapter for indoor installations or environments consistent with the materials and finish. When installed on motorised heads or gimbals, confirm payload limits of the support equipment and periodically inspect the adapter and fasteners for wear or loosening. For best results, combine with compatible brackets and hardware rated for the camera’s weight and the support’s dynamic loads.