The Marshall CVM-25 is an adjustable tripod for camera setups within its 3 kg load limit. It combines height adjustment, leveling aids and a transport bag for installations that move between locations.
Marshall CVM-25 Features
- Adjustable camera height. The tripod is listed with an 18.5-inch minimum height and a 58-inch maximum. Three-level leg adjustment provides flexibility when setting the camera's viewpoint for a seated or standing subject.
- Support and footing. A 3 kg load limit defines the supported rig weight. Rubber non-slip swivel feet provide the contact points, so include the camera and attached accessories when checking the total load.
- Leveling and transport. Two bubble-level indicators assist setup before recording. The included zippered bag keeps the tripod together for transport between rooms or production locations.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Marshall Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | CVM-25 |
| Maximum height | 58 inches |
| Minimum stated height | 18.5 inches |
| Load limit | 3 kg |
| Legs | Three-level adjustment |
| Feet | Rubber non-slip swivel feet |
| Leveling | Two bubble-level indicators |
| Transport | Zippered bag included |
Technical Questions
What is specified for maximum height?
58 inches.
What is specified for minimum stated height?
18.5 inches.
What is specified for load limit?
3 kg.
What is specified for legs?
Three-level adjustment.
What is specified for feet?
Rubber non-slip swivel feet.
What is specified for leveling?
Two bubble-level indicators.
What is specified for transport?
Zippered bag included.
Buying and Installation Questions
What is the CVM-25 used for?
It is intended for the compatible equipment and installation described in the specifications.
Which configuration does this SKU identify?
Marshall CVM-25 58-inch Compact Camera Tripod. Match this exact model identifier when selecting accessories or replacement equipment.
Where can I check installation details?
Use the manufacturer documentation linked in the Manuals tab for wiring, setup and interface-specific limits.