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White aluminium wall mount secures compatible network cameras, model 156
The Samsung SBP-156WMW is a white aluminium wall bracket designed to secure a compatible network camera. It provides a stable mounting point for indoor or outdoor surveillance installations where a vertical surface is preferred.
Verify that your network camera model is listed as supported by this bracket before ordering. Confirm the mounting hole pattern on the camera base matches the bracket. Ensure the installation surface can hold the combined weight and that cabling can be routed neatly through the bracket opening.
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The mount is an aluminium bracket finished in white; fixing screws for the camera base and wall anchors are not included and must be sourced separately.
This bracket is designed for compatible Hanwha Techwin network cameras; check your camera’s accessory guide to confirm the SBP-156WMW is listed for your specific model.
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