Wedge Mount vs Corner Mount: What's the Difference?

Discover the key differences between wedge mounts and corner mounts for optimal camera installation.

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Wedge mount and corner mount are two types of installation methods. A wedge mount is typically used for cameras to maintain an angled view, which compensates for positioning limitations. This ensures better coverage from elevated positions. In contrast, a corner mount is used to fit cameras snugly into a room’s corner, providing a panoramic view. This is ideal for maximizing surveillance without needing extensive adjustments. The key difference lies in the installation angle and area coverage they offer.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the advantages of using a wedge mount? Wedge mounts provide angled views to overcome positioning limitations, ensuring better coverage from elevated areas.
  2. When should I choose a corner mount instead? A corner mount is ideal when you want a panoramic view, maximizing your surveillance without extensive positioning adjustments.
  3. Can I use both mounts for my camera? Yes, using both mounts can provide flexibility in coverage depending on your specific surveillance needs.
  4. What factors should I consider when choosing between a wedge mount and a corner mount? Consider the layout of the space, desired field of view, and the specific positioning requirements of your cameras.

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