Pro-safe H-DOME-M18 Half Dome Safety Mirror 18 Inches

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE H-DOME-M18 is an indoor half dome safety mirror designed for traffic monitoring, blind-spot inspection, and warehouse or facility safety applications. The mirror features an acrylic lens mounted on a galvanized steel backing, providing a wide-angle convex view of hard-to-see areas. With an 18-inch diameter and a maximum covered distance of 20 feet, this unit suits aisle intersections, blind corners, stockrooms, and other indoor environments where visibility is critical. Installation is handled by facilities maintenance personnel or safety professionals following applicable site safety codes.

This mirror is intended for indoor use in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Typical locations include warehouse aisles, retail stockrooms, manufacturing floor intersections, parking structure entrances, and office corridors. The half dome configuration provides a broad field of view covering multiple angles simultaneously, making it well suited for monitoring foot traffic and forklift movement at blind corners and T-intersections. The 18-inch diameter and 20-foot coverage range support medium-sized spaces where a compact footprint is needed without sacrificing sightline coverage.

Key Features

• 18-inch diameter acrylic lens for wide-angle half dome coverage
• Galvanized steel backing provides structural rigidity and corrosion resistance
• Maximum covered distance of 20 feet suits medium-sized indoor spaces
• Half dome shape delivers simultaneous multi-angle visibility at intersections
• Lightweight construction at 5 pounds for straightforward ceiling or wall mounting
• Indoor-rated design for commercial, industrial, and institutional environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style safety mirror for indoor installation in commercial and industrial facilities requiring traffic inspection and blind-spot monitoring solutions.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified facilities technician or maintenance professional. Mount to a ceiling or overhead structure using hardware rated for the mirror weight and the substrate material. Verify that the mounting surface and fasteners can support the load before installation. Position the mirror to maximize the covered sightline for the intended intersection or blind-spot area, and confirm the field of view is unobstructed after installation.