Axis Communications 01472-001 Steel Mounting Straps

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 01472-001 is a set of steel mounting straps designed for securing compatible Axis camera and enclosure mounts to poles, posts, or cylindrical structures. Constructed from steel for durability in demanding installation environments, these straps provide a stable and secure attachment point for supported Axis mounting hardware. The 01472-001 is sized at 570mm in circumference compatibility and is sold as a single unit (EA). Installation is typically performed by security system technicians or low-voltage integrators as part of a pole-mount camera deployment.

These steel straps are intended for outdoor and indoor pole-mount installations where rigid, corrosion-resistant hardware is required to support Axis camera enclosures. They are designed for use with the Axis T30 series mounting system and provide the clamping mechanism that connects the mount bracket to a vertical or horizontal pole structure. This type of hardware is commonly used in commercial surveillance installations, parking structures, perimeter security systems, and industrial monitoring environments.

Key Features

• Steel construction for strength and durability in field installations
• 570mm strap length suited for larger pole diameters
• Designed for use with Axis T30 series pole mount hardware
• Sold as a single unit for replacement or supplemental use
• OEM Axis part ensuring fit and finish consistent with original mounting systems

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Axis T30 series mounting system. Refer to Axis documentation for confirmed compatible mount models and pole diameter ranges before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of pole-mount camera straps is typically performed by licensed low-voltage or security systems technicians. Before servicing or repositioning any mount hardware, ensure the associated camera and any powered enclosures are de-energized. Use appropriate hand tools to achieve firm, even strap tension without over-deforming the steel band. Follow local building codes and the mounting system manufacturer guidelines for load ratings and hardware torque procedures.