Hemisphere Mountable Monitor Mounting Block

The Hemisphere™ Mountable Monitor Clamps, Mounts, and Elbow Kits offer a range of flexible, durable mounting options to maximize the versatility of the Hemisphere™ monitor in firefighting scenarios. Constructed from hard coat anodized aluminum and stainless steel, these mounting accessories allow quick, secure attachment to various surfaces, including I-beams, tank lips, industrial scaffolding, and round or irregularly shaped objects—all without the need for tools. With a standard 2″ hitch compatibility and up to 42 pin positions, this line of mounts and clamps enables fire crews to deploy the Hemisphere monitor in hard-to-reach or unconventional locations, providing critical water coverage in challenging environments.

Key Features:

• Heavy-Duty Construction : Built from hard coat anodized aluminum and stainless steel for durability in demanding firefighting conditions
• Tool-Free Attachment : Designed for easy, single-person setup without the need for additional tools
• 42 Adjustable Pin Positions : Provides flexibility for customized mounting angles and positions on any standard 2″ hitch
• Quick-Connect System : Allows the Hemisphere monitor to securely attach to the mount by sliding the socket over the mount, enhancing speed and stability
• Variety of Mounting Options :
  • I-Beam Clamp : Ideal for attaching to I-beams and other structural surfaces
  • Tank Lip Clamp : Securely mounts on tank edges for industrial firefighting
  • Parallel Bar Clamp : Perfect for handrails and narrow surfaces in confined spaces
  • Flex Clamp : Adapts to round and irregularly shaped objects with adjustable chain blocks
  • Fixed Mount & Cross-Pin Mount : Permanent installation options for strategic pre-planned placements
• Enhanced Safety Features : Detented pins with travel stops to prevent accidental drops or loss, plus water-pressurized pins for secure attachment during flow
• Universal Compatibility : Standard 2″ (51mm) hitch mount can be outfitted with various clamping attachments, enabling the monitor to be deployed from vehicles, handrails, and more