Garmin Quarter-Turn to Friction Flange Mount Adaptor - Garmin - 010-12494-00
Garmin Quarterturn to Friction Flange Mount Adapter For UT800 Camera. Record your on-bike adventur...Garmin Quarterturn to Friction Flange Mount Adapter For UT800 Camera. Record your on-bike adventures with the Garmin Quarterturn to Friction Flange Mount Adapter designed for UT800 cameras. This precision-engineered accessory seamlessly transforms your Garmin camera experience, providing versatile mounting options for capturing every ride. Use this adapter to allow easy mounting of the Varia UT 800 front cycle light to an existing quarter turn double sided mount.
The Garmin Quarter-turn to Friction Flange Mount Adapter (010-12494-00) is designed for cyclists who want to securely attach their Garmin Varia UT800 camera to their bike. Its key benefit is allowing the use of existing quarter-turn mounts for a quick and versatile setup. A potential caveat is that it specifically adapts a quarter-turn system to a friction flange, so compatibility with non-Garmin quarter-turn mounts may vary.
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Model Part Number
010-12494-00
Brand
Garmin
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary purpose of this adapter?
This adapter allows you to use your existing Garmin quarter-turn mounts to attach your Garmin Varia UT800 camera, converting it to a friction flange mount.
Does this adapter come with a quarter-turn mount?
No, this adapter is designed to work with an existing Garmin quarter-turn mount. It converts that mount type.
Can I use this adapter with other Garmin cameras?
While designed for the Varia UT800, it may work with other Garmin devices that have a compatible friction flange interface, but official compatibility is only confirmed for the UT800.
What material is the adapter made of?
The adapter is constructed from durable materials designed to withstand outdoor cycling conditions.
How do I clean the adapter?
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the adapter. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
Is this adapter suitable for rough terrain?
Yes, the adapter provides a secure friction flange mount designed to keep your Varia UT800 stable even on rough terrain.
Where can I mount this adapter?
You can mount it on your bicycle's stem or handlebars, provided you have a compatible quarter-turn mount already installed.
Troubleshooting
Adapter not securely attaching to quarter-turn mount
Ensure the quarter-turn mount is clean and free of debris. Align the adapter carefully and twist firmly until you hear or feel a click.
Varia UT800 feels loose on the adapter
Verify that the Varia UT800 is properly seated in the friction flange. Ensure any locking mechanisms on the camera itself are engaged.
Adapter does not fit existing quarter-turn mount
Confirm that your existing mount is a standard Garmin quarter-turn mount. This adapter is designed for that specific interface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enables use of existing Garmin quarter-turn mounts for Varia UT800.
Provides a secure and stable connection for the camera.
Simple and quick installation process.
Durable design for outdoor use.
Compact and unobtrusive.
Cons
Only adapts quarter-turn to friction flange, not other mount types.
Primarily designed for Garmin Varia UT800; compatibility with other devices may be limited.
Requires an existing quarter-turn mount to be present.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure you have a standard Garmin quarter-turn mount already installed on your bicycle stem or handlebars.
Remove any device currently attached to the quarter-turn mount.
Align the adapter with the quarter-turn mount and twist until it clicks securely into place.
Attach your Garmin Varia UT800 camera to the adapter's friction flange mount.
Compatibility:
This adapter is specifically designed to connect Garmin Varia UT800 cameras to Garmin quarter-turn mounts.
It converts a quarter-turn interface to a friction flange interface.
Care:
Clean the adapter with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Periodically check that the adapter is securely attached to the quarter-turn mount and that the camera is firmly seated.