This category mainly includes various stands and tripods on which speakers can be mounted. This solution wins with its mobility and extreme ease of installation. It is used for temporary installations at the exhibition areas, used in assembly and concert halls, business centers, etc.

Such mountings are produced by acoustic manufacturers themselves, as well as by manufacturers who specialize in the production of mountings.

There is a wide range of different mounts for multimedia projectors. They can be divided into three large groups according to the type of installation:

• ceiling mounts;
• wall mounts;
• mobile mounts.

Ceiling mountings for multimedia projectors
Probably the most common type of mounts. Used in the widest range of applications, from home theater systems to professional installations.

Benefits of ceiling mounts for multimedia projectors:

• Safety for the multimedia projector itself (this method of installation makes it difficult to accidentally bump or damage the video projector);
• Good ergonomics (a projector installed in this way saves space and does not obstruct the passageway of people in the meeting or conference room);
• convenient adjustment of the multimedia projector (it is possible to set the required distance to the screen, adjust the tilt angle);

Wall mounts for multimedia projectors offer virtually all the same advantages as ceiling mounts.

Typically, they are used when ceiling mounts are not possible or in the case of short-throw and ultra-short-throw projectors.

There are three basic types of professional mounts for displays (panels) and TVs: wall, ceiling and floor mounts.

Wall mounts for displays
The most common type of mountings. Depending on the field of application and purpose they differ in a wide variety of designs and technical solutions (fixed mountings, tilt and swivel mountings, swivel and motorized mountings, etc.).

Video walls are organized modularly from individual video displays, and the construction itself is provided by special video wall mounting systems.
The operation of the video wall itself as a single means of image transmission depends to a large extent on the competent design of the mountings, so video wall mountings must meet a number of requirements:

Quality, reliability and durability of both the mounting material and its structural elements (fixtures have to withstand quite a lot of weight of the video wall, which can be quite large in size).
Elaboration of structural elements (the fixture largely depends on fusion and the final image of the video, as it provides a tight fit of individual modules to each other).
Ease of installation and maintenance (the video wall mounting system should be simple and easy to assemble and disassemble, and provide easy access to the video wall modules if necessary to replace individual displays and perform other works).

Various video cameras are used not only in security systems, but also in various sets of audio-visual equipment. Without video cameras it is impossible to imagine video conferencing, they are essential in conference halls and meeting rooms, transmitting the speaker's image to the big screen.
Abundance of different cameras of different design and purpose, cause no less a wide range of mounts for video cameras.

In terms of application, all video cameras can be divided into two large groups: external video cameras and internal video cameras.

Mounts for indoor video cameras have a wide variety, determined by both the design of the camera itself and its purpose, as well as the characteristics of the room in which it is used.

• Wall brackets for wall mounting, on which video cameras, usually of the dome type, are simply mounted;
• Angle brackets for speed dome cameras;
• hanging brackets for ceiling mounting;
• brackets for mounting on railings, cornices, etc.;
• special brackets for mounting covert surveillance cameras;
• fastening systems for suspended ceilings;