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Installation
X935 Rev 500 V894CSH/V894WSH High-Security Cameras
TABLE 2
ACCESSORY PACK CONTENTS
Item
Quantity
Function
Rubber grommet
1
Seals cable access hole against dust,
prevents cable abrasion
3-pin female connector
1
Camera power input connector
No. 8 spanner bit
1
Use to remove and install tamperproof
screws
No. 8-32 tamperproof screw
2
Supplied as spares
Adhesive base, cable tie
2
Secures camera power cables
Cable tie
3
Secures camera power cables
Adhesive cable clamp
1
Secures power or video cable
Required tool:
The spanner bit that is supplied is designed for a socket or screwdriver-type holder designed
for hexagonal bits.
Mounting the Housing
The housing consists of two main assemblies, the outer or front cover and the back corner or wall mount
assembly. The front of the housing is secured to the back of the housing with “snake-eye” tamperproof
screws. A special tool is supplied in the accessory pack for removing and replacing these screws. When the
installation is complete, retain the spanner bit in case access to the interior of the housing is required later.
Two extra snake-eye screws are provided in the accessory pack
Note: The camera/bracket assembly can be removed if desired. Loosen the self-locking nut and disconnect
the cable at the PCB.
There are four (4) 0.22-inch (5.6-mm) holes that are provided for mounting the housing to the wall and/or
ceiling to assure a secure mounting. A 0.750-inch (19-mm) hole is provided for cable access.
1. Using the housing back as a template, mark the location of the cable access opening in the wall or ceiling
and the locations of the mounting screws.
2. Cut the cable opening in the wall. The cable opening diameter should be slightly larger than the outer
diameter of the rubber grommet from the accessory pack. This allows the housing to fit flush against the
wall when installed.
3. Drill suitable holes for whatever type of hollow-wall hardware has been selected. The use of No. 10
hardware is recommended. Use hollow-wall anchors or, if the housing is being mounted on a sheet metal
surface, use rivet nuts.
4. The cable access hole in the housing accommodates standard cable access fittings as used with
electrical junction boxes. If such a fitting is not to be used, install the rubber grommet from the accessory
pack. The grommet has been split for preterminated coaxial cable. The grommet protects video and
power cables from abrasion and prevents dust from entering the housing through the cable access hole.
5. Pull enough power cable and coaxial cable through the grommet into the housing to allow for convenient
handling during termination.
6. Fasten the housing to the wall with four fasteners appropriate for the mounting surface.
Cable Connections
Both power and video connections are made to the printed circuit board (PC board) mounted in the housing.
The PC board provides a board-mounted BNC connector for video and a removable three-position screw
terminal connector for camera power. Refer to Coaxial Cable Recommendations.
