Wisenet SHB-D-9000H User manual

SHB-D-9000H
BOX CAMERA HOUSING
User Manual

BOX CAMERA HOUSING
User Manual v1.1 7-2020
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afety Instructions
he safety instructions below are prepared to avoid physical or monetary damage from
cident, so please read carefully and follow them.
Do not install the product in a place that contains salt or produces the sulphurous gas.
Do not insert metal objects or inflammable substances inside.
Otherwise, it may cause an electric leakage or shock or a fire.
Put a neutral detergent on the cloth that is used to wipe on the glass surface.
Do not use chemical substances such as thinner and benzene.
Use the right tools and wires to install the product in compliance with the safety
instructions.

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6Installation
7Installing the Camera and Bracket
8Specifications
10 Dimension
Contents Introduction
FEATURES
yThis product provdes 16.5” x 7" x 6" of usable space which is designed to provide
protection from outdoor and harsh indoor environments for stable operation.
yIndependently thermostatically controlled solid-state cooler & heater.
yIP66 rated fan provides ventilation while preventing moisture ingress.
yAluminum housing body and stainless steel wall mount with integrated power supply.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
yThis camera housing is designed to install the TNB-9000 camera and compatible lenses for
use in indoor and outdoor locations securely to protect it from external
conditions. The included IP67 rated power supply is integrated in to the wall
mount arm and accepts a wide range of input voltages.
yAnti-Reflective, Low Iron coating on both sides provides high optical performance with 18°
angle.

Contents of Box
A. Enclosure/housing
B. Wall mount arm
C. Outdoor power supply (Can be mounted inside wall mount arm)
D. Power supply mounting screws and washers
E. Camera mounting bolts and washers
F. Cable management sleeve inside wall mount arm
G. Rechargeable desiccant humidity removal pack
H. Allen wrench tool for adjusting knuckle wall mount arm
I. Wall mount screws and anchors
J. Threaded locknut
K. Camera sled pre-installed
Tools needed
1. Phillips screwdriver
2. Socket wrench
3. Electronics size at screwdriver
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21
Loosen the lockable latch on the back side of the
housing.
Loosen 2 screws on the top back side of the
housing.
3
Slowly open the top hatch and be careful not to let
it drop.
4
Remove the 4 screws on the camera mounting
plate and set aside.

5
Align the front of the lens with the front of the
camera mounting plate.
Note: If your lens needs room to zoom in and
out, make sure you align the max zoom position
with the front of the camera mounting plate.
6
8
Carefully ip the camera and plate upside to keep
position of camera on mounting plate. Choose the
camera mounting bolt that best ts your camera
and tighten rmly but do not over tighten.
Check to make sure lens is not touching the glass.
If it is, simply slide the camera mounting plate
backward. Tighten screws to secure position.
7
Locate the 4 camera mounting plate screws and
loosely fasten mounting plate to housing.
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Remove cable gland nut to provide power, network,
or other cables needed in the housing.
Close the hatch to the housing and secure it with
the lockable latch. Flip housing upside down.
11
Carefully remove cable gland rubber cable
sealer with a screw drive so as not to damage it.
Remember which direction the rubber gland ts in
the cable gland.
12
With the smaller Allen wrench (provided) loose the
left and right bolts that allow the arm to swim. 1 full
turn each should do it.

13
With the larger Allen wrench (provided) remove the
bolt on the bottom of the arm that allows it to be
opened.
14
Run necessary cables (power, network, etc...)
through arm and arm knuckle.
See Appendix A if mounting a power supply inside
the arm.
15
Fit the arm knuckle onto the arm with the pivoting
point of the arm knuckle towards the front of the
arm. With the larger Allen wrench (provided) tighten
the 3 bolts.
16
First, add the cable gland nut to your network or
power cable. Second, add the cable gland rubber
seal with the tapper end away from the end of the
cable. Lastly, add the black mesh sleeve to cables.
Pivoting
point of
the arm
knuckle
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17
Pass the cable end through the cable gland port on
the housing. Carefully insert the cable gland seal
and then very loosely screw on the cable gland nut.
1) 4)
2) 5)
3)
18
Before mounting the other side of the arm knuckle
to the housing, completely hand tighten the cable
glands.
19
Using the larger Allen wrench (provided) tighten the
4 bolts from the arm knuckle to the housing.
20
Flip the camera housing with arm upright so you
can have access to camera inside.