Sound Control Technologies RCV-EE4 – VESA Camera Mount for Poly EagleEye IV

Product Overview

The Sound Control Technologies RCV-EE4 is a VESA camera mount designed for the Poly EagleEye IV camera in commercial video conferencing rooms. Part of the SCT RCV Series of VESA mounts, it integrates with standard VESA plates and ceiling poles to suspend the EagleEye IV in a streamlined, finished installation. Cabling and SCT camera-end extension modules are concealed within the mount base, keeping the camera position clean and free of visible electronics.

Product Description

Poly EagleEye IV cameras serve Poly Group Series and G7500 codec rooms, and in medium and large spaces the camera often performs best when elevated away from the table — on a ceiling pole or other VESA-pattern mounting point. The RCV-EE4 attaches to a standard VESA plate, letting integrators reuse common commercial mounting infrastructure rather than fabricating camera-specific hardware. The cradle is shaped for the EagleEye IV body, holding the camera securely while preserving its motorized pan, tilt, and zoom range.

The defining capability of the RCV Series is module concealment: the mount base houses the camera-end (CE) modules of SCT RC4, RC5, RCU2S, RCUSE, and RCU3SL camera extension kits along with cable slack. An EagleEye IV extended over category cable from a remote codec lands its extension module invisibly inside the mount, producing a ceiling camera drop with no surface boxes or exposed service loops — the kind of finish expected in boardrooms and executive spaces.

Sound Control Technologies publishes design documentation for RCV Series mounts, including the RCV-VESA plate drawing, to support AV system designers through construction packages. For round-base PTZ cameras from other manufacturers, see the RCV-UNI universal variant; for wall placement of the EagleEye IV, SCT offers the RCM-EE4 on-wall mount and RCT/RCS ceiling mounts for tile and sheetrock ceilings.

Key Features

• Poly EagleEye IV Cradle — Purpose-shaped for the EagleEye IV body, securing the camera without obstructing pan, tilt, or zoom.
• Standard VESA Integration — Attaches to standard VESA plates and ceiling poles, reusing common commercial mounting infrastructure.
• Concealed Module Storage — The base houses SCT RC4, RC5, RCU2S, RCUSE, and RCU3SL camera-end modules along with cabling.
• Clean, Streamlined Appearance — No exposed electronics or cable loops at the camera position, appropriate for client-facing rooms.
• Flexible Room Placement — Enables ceiling-pole and elevated EagleEye IV positions in medium and large conference rooms.
• Design Documentation Available — Vendor-published series drawings, including the RCV-VESA plate, support AV design coordination.

Typical Applications

• Conference rooms running Poly Group Series or G7500 codecs
• Boardrooms with ceiling-pole camera drops
• Training rooms and multi-purpose rooms
• All-hands rooms with elevated camera positions
• Government and commercial meeting spaces standardized on Poly video

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Which camera does the RCV-EE4 support?
The cradle is designed for the Poly EagleEye IV. For round-base PTZ cameras from other manufacturers, use the RCV-UNI universal variant; for the Logitech Rally, the RCV-LRC.

What does the mount attach to?
The RCV-EE4 integrates with standard VESA plates, making it compatible with common ceiling poles and VESA-pattern mounting hardware used throughout commercial AV.

Can it hide my camera extension electronics?
Yes. The mount base conceals the camera-end modules of SCT RC4, RC5, RCU2S, RCUSE, and RCU3SL extension kits along with cable slack.

Does the mount restrict the camera's movement?
No. The EagleEye IV retains its full motorized pan, tilt, and zoom range when installed.

Is design documentation available?
Yes. Sound Control Technologies publishes drawings for RCV Series mounts, including the RCV-VESA plate, to support AV system design.

How do I get volume pricing?
Contact the Creation Networks sales team for availability, project pricing, and Poly room deployment guidance.