
1Separate the mounting plate from the junction base by loosening the four (4) screws. Remove the
rubber stickers covering the cabling holes at the base of the junction box.
2Using the mounting template or the junction box itself, mark and drill the necessary holes on the
mounting surface.
3Pass an RJ45 cable into the junction box base:
Option A (Recommended):
a. Remove the grommet plug from the junction box.
b. Pass the network cable through the
grommet at the base of the camera.
c. Once the cable is through, add the RJ45 connector to the network cable.
Option B:
a. Attach the included RJ45 installation tool
to the network cable.
b. Remove the grommet plug from the junction box.
c. Pass the network cable through the grommet. Pay
attention to the direction of the grommet connection.
d. Remove the installation tool.
NOTE: Bending the cable may cause water leakage.
NOTE: Use the cable with a diameter of
ø0.19” ~ ø0.31” (ø5.0 ~ ø8.0mm).
4
Secure the junction box to the mounting surface using the screws
and anchors that were included with the junction box.
5Connect the camera to the mounting plate using the included
camera mounting screws. Align the camera’s mounting holes with
the #2 holes in the junction box. Use the camera mounting screws
for holes #1 and #2.
6Make all necessary cable connections to the camera and arrange
the cables in the junction box base. For IP cameras, use the
waterproof cap and gasket with the network cable to reduce the
risk of water leaks. See the camera’s QSG for more information.
7
Connect the mounting plate to the junction box’s base using the
included screws (from INSTALLATION Step 1).
8
Adjust the camera’s lens position and angle using the camera’s tilting arm. Lock the arm into place by securing the tilting
screws at the base of the arm.
Quick Start Guide
Rev: 06/22
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INSTALLATION
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