Security camera mounts for CCTV and network cameras: wall, corner, pole, pendant and ceiling brackets, plus junction boxes and adapters. The range suits installers and businesses fitting professional surveillance systems, with mounts from Hanwha Vision, AXIS Communications, Hikvision and Bosch.
How to choose a security camera mount
Camera compatibility. Most professional mounts are made for specific camera families, so check your exact camera model against the mount's compatibility list. A bracket from the same manufacturer normally matches the fixing holes, cable entry and housing shape. Universal brackets exist, but they need more careful checking.
Mounting surface. Flat wall mounts, corner mounts for building corners, pole mounts with straps or clamps for lampposts, and pendant or ceiling mounts are separate products. Decide where the camera will go first, then measure the pole diameter or check the wall type before ordering.
Outdoor protection. A mount used outside faces rain, sun and temperature swings. Look for a stated IP rating where one is given, and for aluminium or stainless steel, which resist corrosion better than painted mild steel, especially near the coast.
Cable routing. A mount with a hollow arm and an internal cable channel hides the cable from view and makes tampering harder. A junction box gives a protected place for connections behind the camera, which is useful on exposed outdoor walls.
Weight and reach. Heavy dome, PTZ or multi-sensor cameras need a mount with a suitable load rating. Long arms flex more than short ones, so keep the reach as short as the view allows.
Security camera mount brands we carry
- Hanwha Vision: the former Hanwha Techwin, with roots in Samsung Techwin, known for its Wisenet cameras and the matching brackets and housings made for them.
- AXIS Communications: a Swedish company often credited with launching the first network camera in 1996, and known for mounts and accessories designed for its own cameras.
- Hikvision: one of the largest video surveillance manufacturers in the world, with a broad choice of brackets for its dome, bullet and PTZ cameras.
- Bosch: a German manufacturer whose security division focuses on professional video systems, with mounts for its own fixed and dome cameras.
- i-PRO: the security camera business that was formerly part of Panasonic, supplying mounts for its professional network cameras.
- Raytec: a UK specialist in infrared and white light illumination for CCTV, relevant when a camera needs lighting at night.
- Avigilon: known for video analytics and now part of Motorola Solutions.
Also in our range: Uniview, Neewer, DJI, Logitech and Reolink.
Security camera mounts: frequently asked questions
What type of mount do I need for a security camera?
The type depends on where the camera sits. Use a wall mount for a flat wall, a corner mount where two walls meet, a pole mount for lampposts and masts, and a pendant or ceiling mount for indoor spaces. Always confirm that the mount is listed as compatible with your camera model.
Can I use a mount from a different brand than my camera?
Sometimes, but it is not guaranteed. Mounting hole patterns, cable entries and housing shapes differ between manufacturers and even between camera families. Using the manufacturer's own mount is the safest route, and a universal bracket should be checked against the camera's dimensions and weight.
Are security camera mounts suitable for outdoor use?
Many are, but not all. Outdoor mounts should be made from weather-resistant materials such as aluminium or stainless steel, and any seals or junction boxes should carry a suitable IP rating. Indoor-only brackets can corrode or crack when exposed to rain and sunlight.
How do I mount a security camera on a pole?
Use a pole mount with a clamp or stainless steel straps sized for the pole diameter. Fix the adapter plate to the pole first, then attach the camera bracket and route the cable before tightening everything. For a tall pole, a junction box on the pole keeps the connections protected and easy to reach.
