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ALZO Wheelchair Camera Mount

  • Securely mounts cameras up to 8 lbs to wheelchairs or any round/square post up to 2 inches in diameter
  • Heavy-duty all-metal mounting system with flexible arm and quick-flip camera adapter for easy positioning
  • Includes ALZO Super Clamp, Flex Arm, and Camera Flipper for secure mounting and fast 90-degree camera rotation
  • Supports cameras and accessories weighing up to 8 lbs with stable, vibration-free performance
  • Optional custom-length extension rods available; ALZO offers guidance and extra hardware at minimal cost — call 800-582-7009 for assistance.

The ALZO Wheelchair Camera Mount is a versatile, heavy-duty attachment for securely mounting cameras to a wheelchair or any round or square post up to 1½ inches in diameter. Constructed entirely of metal, it includes a Super Clamp, an ALZO Flex Arm for flexible positioning, and an ALZO Camera Flipper for rapid 90-degree rotation between landscape and portrait orientations. This robust setup supports cameras weighing up to 8 pounds and provides stable, firm support even at varying angles. In a typical configuration, the Super Clamp attaches to the armrest post (armrest pad removed), with the Flex Arm positioning the camera approximately 12 inches above the clamp.

Because wheelchairs vary widely, additional parts may sometimes be needed to achieve the ideal mounting height or position. A custom-length solid extension rod can be supplied if the clamp must attach to a low point on the chair. ALZO provides these extra components at minimal cost and will help you determine the perfect setup for your needs. For assistance or to discuss your exact configuration, please call 800-582-7009.

Wheelchair camera mount configurations

Customer Reviews

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Hanoch McCarty (Sacramento, US)
Wheelchair Camera Mount

It's pretty good: the components are heavy duty and likely to last. The bendable and somewhat twistable main bar will hold most SLRs as long as you're not using a really long tele lens.
The connector pins are well made but the design could use some rethinking. Major negative: no instructions or diagrams are provided. This should be done ASAP. There are parts included which really help adapt the device to a variety of possible wheelchair designs but I would never have guessed how to use them until I called the company, AlzoDigital. Their rep was super helpful and helped me more fully understand the device so I can help my client get the most use out of it. I have searched diligently but cannot find any other mount worth considering. I am an Assistive Technology Specialist and this device is one I'll recommend again.

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christine kerr

Needs to come with instructions for how to assemble and mount to chair -

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Customer

Have just started using it, but have had good results. I only have use of one hand and with a remote shutter cable I can move my power wheelchair into position and snap a photo quickly.having the camera attached directly to the chair means I can move around and be ready to shoot as soon as I am stopped.

Customer Reviews

Based on 3 reviews
0%
(0)
67%
(2)
33%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
H
Hanoch McCarty (Sacramento, US)
Wheelchair Camera Mount

It's pretty good: the components are heavy duty and likely to last. The bendable and somewhat twistable main bar will hold most SLRs as long as you're not using a really long tele lens.
The connector pins are well made but the design could use some rethinking. Major negative: no instructions or diagrams are provided. This should be done ASAP. There are parts included which really help adapt the device to a variety of possible wheelchair designs but I would never have guessed how to use them until I called the company, AlzoDigital. Their rep was super helpful and helped me more fully understand the device so I can help my client get the most use out of it. I have searched diligently but cannot find any other mount worth considering. I am an Assistive Technology Specialist and this device is one I'll recommend again.

c
christine kerr

Needs to come with instructions for how to assemble and mount to chair -

C
Customer

Have just started using it, but have had good results. I only have use of one hand and with a remote shutter cable I can move my power wheelchair into position and snap a photo quickly.having the camera attached directly to the chair means I can move around and be ready to shoot as soon as I am stopped.