This larger version of the Tilt-Adjustable Raspberry Pi Camera mount allows for mounting the Raspberry Pi High Quality (HQ) Camera as well as the camera modules. Also compatible with the Global Shutter Camera with the separate mounting hardware kit.
The Universal Tilt-Adjustable Camera Mount for the Raspberry Pi attaches directly to the Raspberry Pi case for an easy and clean solution to point your PiCam wherever you want. Compatible with the hole pattern of the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera as well as the Camera Module v1, v2 and v3, and also the 'ArduCam* 16MP Autofocus' and the Raspberry Pi AI Camera. Does not obstruct any of the port slots in the RPi case. Made out of clear acrylic.
This mount is also compatible with the Global Shutter Camera, but needs longer screws and standoffs. Add the Poolside Factory Global Shutter Mounting Hardware Add-On Kit in addition to this mount if you plan to use it with the Global Shutter Camera.
Dimensions:
Mounting surface: 1.5" / 38mm x 2" / 50mm
Height: 2.5" / 64mm
Width without camera module attached and tilted horizontally: 1.6" / 40mm
What's included
See picture of disassembled mount. Includes the two acrylic parts, all bolts, nuts, spacers, screws, double stick tape and assembly instructions. Does NOT include camera module, Raspberry Pi circuit board nor RaspberryPi enclosure.
Tools required for assembly (not included):
- Small Phillips screwdriver (PH0)
- Pliers to hold the nut while tightening
Now shipping globally! Shipping costs for US orders of $4.90 are added during checkout. For international orders, the shipping cost is calculated during checkout. 15-day return policy.
Designed and Manufactured in Northern California.
Use the Universal Tilt-Adjustable Raspberry Pi Camera Mount to create an Apple Homekit camera, see HowTo.
Available to buy in the following stores:
US orders:
- Directly from the Poolside Factory on this website
- Amazon
- PiShop.us
Canadian orders:
- Directly from the Poolside Factory on this website
- PiShop.ca
Other countries:
- Directly from the Poolside Factory on this website
* For the ArduCam 16MP, you have to take it out the red/white Arducam enclosure and mount the PCB directly (it has the same hole pattern as the Raspberry Pi Camera Modules).