The 5442T-ZE turret
DOES fit in the PFA122 that’s how I run most of them that I do. I’ve been sharing this tip for a while and it really is a game change for quick install swap outs with the added benefit of being able to mount on the ground. I keep a number of the PFA121s and PFA122s specifically for this. Mount the box once and just switch the plates……easy.
Does it look as elegant for turrets mounting on a square plate instead of having it all circular using a PFA130, no, but it’s not a huge problem In my experience and the practical mounting benefits certainly outweigh the aesthetic gains in most cases. This is especially true when you want to switch turret for bullet cams etc or from 3 hole to 4 hole cam requirements doing it with the 122 & 122 is a great way to go.
Now with that said for restricted install spaces, entry ways, porches super close to doors, interior surveillance, installs in ceilings etc the PFA130 (only talking about for turrets here) works well and if they are stationary installs (that will always be turret style) you may opt for that look.
For me I keep buying the 121s and 122s
HTH and will grab a pic of a 5442 on the 122 over the next day or two if interested