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IMPORTANT:
If mounting outdoors, or after servicing add a generous
seal/bead of RTV or silicone around the cables (on the inside of the
conduit) either at the camera or at the junction box. This will help
reduce moisture accumulation in the dome over long periods of time.
4. If mounting this unit outdoors or after servicing, apply a generous bead of
silicone sealant around the back of the base casting, surrounding all holes.
Apply the rubber base gasket to the back of the base casting and apply
another generous bead of sealant to the outer edge around the exposed
surface of the gasket.
5. Place the unit into position on the wall or ceiling. Install the mounting
screws securely. If sealant is used, make sure that the sealant between the
wall or ceiling and the gasket forms a complete seal.Add more sealant if
needed. Make all final service connections and secure the conduit.
Important Note on Service:
1. When servicing the unit reapply silicon lubricant to the rubber gasket
between the lid and cover before replacing the cover.
2. When replacing the cover make sure the gasket is aligned with the
housing to ensure a proper seal.
5.3 Mounting and/or Servicing the Unit
Refer to
Figure 1
.
1. Using the rubber base gasket as a template, mark the mounting hole
locations on the mounting surface.The unit is intended to be mounted
with four #10 screws or four M5 screws (not supplied) through the four
outer holes in the base casting.
2. Install the appropriate anchors or threaded fasteners.
3. Install a 3/4-inch threaded service conduit coupling into the back conduit
hole, using pipe sealant on the threads. If conduit is to enter from the
side, use a 2-mm Allen wrench to loosen the set screw from the conduit
hole plug. Remove the plug and reinstall it in the conduit hole on the back
of the unit.
