Category Archives: Commercial Security Camera Poles

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Vibration Suppression Systems

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Strong Poles Factory Installed Vibration Suppression Systems   Strong Poles is constantly looking for ways to make our SteadyMax Security Camera Poles more rigid and more steady in any wind condition. Normally when you think of a pole shaking in the wind, it is from very high winds. However, most destructive pole vibration actually happens […]

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Camera Mounting Systems, Camera Security Poles, Commercial Security Camera Poles, Panoramic Camera Mounts, Security Camera Mount, Security Camera Poles, Surveillance Camera Poles

Fly-Out PTZ Mount (or Panoramic Camera Mount)

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Strong Poles has designed a mount for a PTZ Camera (1-1/2” NPT Threaded pipe) or to fit our Panoramic Camera Mounting Box, that is designed to hold any camera with a screw-on attachment. The size of the threads are 1-1/2” NPT, but a reducer can be used to fit other sizes as well.

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Building Security Surveillance, Camera Mounting Systems, Commercial Security Camera Poles, Mass Notification Systems, Parking Lot Light Poles, Security Camera Mount, Security Camera Poles, Surveillance Camera Poles

Strong Poles Solution For Your Mass Notification System Needs

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The UFC (Unified Facilities Criteria) defines mass notification as “the capability to provide real-time information to all building occupants or personnel in the immediate vicinity of a building during emergency situations. To reduce the risk of mass casualties, there must be a timely means to notify building occupants of threats and what should be done in response to those threats.”

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