Product Description
What it does: the Hikvision DS-1273ZJ-140 is a wall mount bracket that lets you fit a compatible Hikvision dome camera on a vertical wall instead of the ceiling.
Standing the camera off the wall on this bracket gives you more usable field of view than a flush ceiling fix — useful where you need the lens angled down and out, such as entrances, corridors or perimeter walls.
Build
- Aluminium alloy construction — strong and lightweight, built for both indoor and outdoor installations.
- Integrated cable routing — cables run through the bracket body, so wiring is protected and the finish looks tidy rather than trailing across the wall.
- White finish — matches Hikvision dome camera housings for a uniform look.
Compatibility — check before you buy
This bracket is designed for compatible Hikvision dome camera models. Before ordering, confirm your specific dome camera model is listed as compatible with the DS-1273ZJ-140, since dome brackets are model-specific fixings rather than universal fits.
Where it's used
Suited to commercial, residential and industrial CCTV installs where a dome camera needs wall mounting rather than a ceiling drop — corridors, loading bays, entrances and building perimeters are typical spots.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Wall Mounting Bracket for Dome Camera
- Colour
- Hikvision White
- Material
- Aluminium Alloy
- Dimensions
- Φ140 mm × 183.5 mm × 232 mm (Φ5.51" × 7.22" × 9.13")
- Weight
- Approx. 703 g (1.55 lb.)
- Range of Application
- Suitable for DS-2CC51xxP(N) dome camera wall mounting
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit any Hikvision dome camera?
It's designed for compatible Hikvision dome camera models, so check your specific camera model against the bracket's compatibility list before ordering.
Can the DS-1273ZJ-140 be used outdoors?
Yes, it's designed for both indoor and outdoor installations and is built from corrosion resistant aluminium alloy.
Does it hide the camera cabling?
Yes, it has an integrated cable routing design so cables run through the bracket body instead of trailing down the wall.
Why mount a dome camera on a wall bracket instead of the ceiling?
Standing the camera off the wall improves the field of view compared with a flush ceiling fix, which helps on corridors, entrances and perimeters where you need the lens angled down and out.










