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81-IN3041.9922
Before attempting to connect or operate this product, please read these instructions completely.
for
MODEL: Outdoor Camera Housing
PBRH10
STANDARD INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
NOTE: Maximum storage space is 10"
(Panasonic 1/3" camera class with Panasonic Vari-Focal lens
series)
1. Carefully remove the housing from its box.
2. Prepare installation site and gather needed tools and equipment.
3. Remove the (6) tamper resistance screws on the front of the
housing with the security tool provided in the installation packet.
Fig 1
Figure 1
PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS
7. The next step is to remove the tilt bracket from the housing, this
is done by removing the (4) hex head bolts that hold the mounting
base to the housing. Fig 5
Figure 5
8. The cable strain reliefs that are provide in the kit can now be
screwed into the bottom of the housing. Fig 6
Figure 6
4. After the tamper resistance screws are out, the front end cap can
be removed from the housing. Fig 2
Figure 2
5. With the front endcap off to the side. You can remove the camera
sled from the housing by, loosen the camera adjustment screw.
Fig 3
Camera
Adjustment
Screw
6. The camera sled should now slide right out of the housing. Fig 4
Figure 3
9. The mounting bracket can be attached to the housing’s mounting
surface. Fig 7 With appropriate hardware. The housing can be
mount right side up or upside down. Fig 8 See wall mount
instructions when using PBWM10 (optional).
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 4
10. With the mounting bracket attach to the mounting surface. All of the
incoming wiring can now be run through the tilt bracket. There is a
3/4" pipe treaded coupling on the backside of the tilt bracket. All
wiring should be run through that hole. The wiring can also be run
through the bottom of the tilt bracket, in which case you should plug
the 3/4" pipe coupling with a 3/4" pipe plug (plumbing or hardware
stores.)
11. The housing can now be reattached to the tilt bracket. Run the
incoming power wires through one of the strain relief’s and the video
cable through the other strain relief. The housing can be mounted
two ways to the tilt bracket, right side up or upside down. Fig 8
Reattach the housing to the tilt bracket with the (4) hex head bolts.
The (2) bolts with the large washers should be installed on the side
with the angled slot. Tilt the housing to the desired angle and tighten
all (4) of the tilt bracket hex head bolts.
Figure 8
14. With all of the wiring completed, slide the camera sled back into the
housing so that all of the wires go over the back wall of the camera
sled and circle back around and go out of the housing through the
strain reliefs. Fig 10
Figure 10
15. The front ring of the camera sled should sit approximately 2" inside
the housing Fig 11. The camera sled can be rotated to any angle and
secure in place, which allows you to mount the housing at any angle.
With the camera sled rotated to the desired angle. The camera sled
adjustment screws can now be tighten to secure the camera sled.
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12. Attach your camera to the camera sled with the provided 1/4-20
screw. Fig 9 Adjust the camera so that the front of the lens is even
with the front tab of the camera sled.
Figure 9
13. Connect the incoming power wires to the housing pc board Fig. Pcb
Then connect the video cable directly to the camera and then run a
set of power wires from the housing pc board to the camera.
Input power for heater
Output to heater
ACH13_220PCB
A HTR 240 AC_I 240 AC_O BLR
THERM_H
VIDEOLARM INC. AMS 10/96
WARNING: Output power from the PC board will be the same as
Camera power, if the
same voltage as heater
THERM_B
incoming power. If camera power is differrent than accessory
power, DO NOT connect camera to PC board.
Figure 11
16. Reattach the front end plate with the (6) tamper resistant screws and
the provided security tool. Make sure that the window and window
plate does not touch the camera sled bracket.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MOUNTING OPTIONAL PBWM10 BRACKET
1. Start the installation by removing the access cover, this is done by
loosening the (2) security screws at the front of the housing with the
provide security tool. Set the access cover and screws aside. Fig 12
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