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SKU:DA-4.4150.450
A mirror dome gives sweeping surveillance of busy areas, letting staff monitor several approaches from a single vantage point. Its curved dome surface delivers a wide panoramic view that removes blind spots and makes it easy to keep watch over retail and industrial spaces.
Half dome mirror for walls and aisles
With a 180° half-dome view, it is designed for wall mounting along aisles and walkways, covering a broad span in both directions. It suits shop floors, supermarkets, warehouses, stockrooms and institutions where a wide overview supports both safety and loss prevention, helping deter shoplifting and spot hazards quickly. This mirror dome is an effective, discreet way for businesses to extend visibility and strengthen day-to-day security.
Regular price
€76,63 exc. VAT
Sale price
€91,95 inc. VAT
Delivery time
1-2 weeksInstallation
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Questions & Answers
Common questions about this product, from our Knowledge Base.
For which use cases is the half dome most suitable?
The half dome is placed away from the corners of a wall and employed in order to get a panoramic view of a room and eliminate its blind spots.
Full Dome Mirrors: For which use cases is the full dome most suitable?
The full dome is to be hung over the desired area and will allow its monitoring by simply looking up into it.
Install a mirror: Is it easy to install and maintain the security mirrors?
Yes it is, the security mirrors come with pre-drilled holes and in most cases include either a wall mount bracket, a holder or a pipe clip. Therefore, it is relatively easy to install them with the right equipment. Maintenance is also easy since they can be cleaned with just warm water and soap.
Mirrors: How can I choose the right Security Mirror?
There are different types of security mirrors to choose from. Each security mirror has it's own purpose. Importance of choosing the right mirror decrease the risk of unexpected incidents. Read more in order to know which mirror is going to be the most suitable for you.
Mirrors: International Food Standards - Everything you need to know
IFS (International Food Standards) is an international review system that ensures food safety. In order to get an IFS certification, there is a checklist of certain hygiene criteria that have to be met through the entire production procedure.
Mirrors: Mirrors reflectivity - everything you need to know
The mirror's material is crucial for its reflectivity. Glass is the most reflective material but the least strong; acrylic, polycarbonate and stainless steel also offer good reflectivity, and stainless steel's reflectiveness improves over time.
Quarter Dome Mirrors: For which use cases is the quarter dome most suitable?
The quarter dome is for placing it in the corner of a room or hallway.
What is a security mirror's viewing distance?
The viewing distance is the maximum distance at which you can still see a usable reflection. It increases with mirror size — a larger mirror covers a longer distance. Every product page lists the a viewing distance for that mirror for guidance. However, this is subjective and also depends on the size of the object being observed and how fast it's moving.
Security Mirrors: What are the primary advantages of Security Mirrors?
Security Mirrors are maintenance-free and inexpensive surveillance systems for shops, schools, offices, warehouses and factories. SafeGear offers a big range of durable and lightweight mirrors that can be easily installed.
Security Mirrors: What is a convex mirror?
Convex Mirrors offer a 160° view angle. As the glass of the convex mirror is curved, it offers an image where both objects and people appear larger.
Security Mirrors: What is a dome mirror?
Dome Mirrors offer different angle view: from 90° to 360°. These are great solutions both for shop and warehouse security.
Security Mirrors: What is an industrial mirror?
An Industrial Mirror is an effective and inexpensive solution to prevent accidents that can lead to personal injury and property damage.
Security Mirrors: What is the difference between a glass mirror, stainless steel mirror, polycarbonate or acrylic mirror?
The difference lies in the material that the reflective surface is made out of. These different materials all have different properties related to durability, strength, and reflectiveness that in turn make them more suitable for one specific application over the other.
Stainless Steel Mirrors: Does the film or coating on stainless steel mirror expire?
Unlike some mirrors made out of plastics, stainless steel mirrors do not have any reflective coatings or films that make it function.
Stainless Steel Mirrors: How to keep your stainless steel mirror shiny?
Stainless steel mirrors are easy to polish - all you need is warm water, ordinary soap and a microfiber cloth.
Stainless Steel Mirrors: What is a security & safety stainless steel mirror?
A stainless steel mirror is a convex mirror with a stainless steel surface. Because stainless steel is an alloy of iron and carbon, the mirror has high resistance to scratches, rust, corrosion and stains.
Stainless Steel Mirrors: Why should I choose a stainless steel mirror?
Stainless steel mirrors have three main advantages: higher reflectiveness than acrylic, they are unbreakable, and they have high resistance to scratches, rust, corrosion and stains.
Stainless Steel Mirrors: Will a stainless steel mirror rust?
Even though these mirrors are made of stainless steel, they are still a type of metal so they could therefore ultimately rust with time. This risk varies with different climates. For the best results, we recommend our mirrors made for outdoor or traffic uses.
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