Mounting the camera
If you want to screw on the camera with self-tapping screws (fig. 0, page 6)
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NOTICE! Risk of damage!
The holder may only be attached to steel panels with a minimum thickness of 1.5 mm
using self-tapping screws.
➤ Drill Ø 4 mm holes at the points you have just marked.
➤ Deburr all drill holes and apply rust-protection.
➤ Screw the camera bracket on with the 5 x 20 mm self-tapping screws.
If you would like to attach the camera with threaded screws fitted through the
construction (fig. a, page 6)
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NOTICE! Risk of damage!
Ensure that that nuts cannot be pulled through the body shell when they are tightened.
Use larger washers or metal plates if necessary.
➤ Drill Ø 6.5 mm holes at the points you have just marked.
➤ Deburr all drill holes and apply rust-protection.
➤ Screw the camera bracket on with the M5 x 20 mm threaded screws.
Depending on the thickness of the construction, you may require longer threaded screws.
Creating a through-hole for the camera connection cable (fig. b, page 6)
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NOTE
If possible, use available openings – such as ventilation grilles – to feed the connection
cables through. If there are no existing openings, you must drill a hole with a
16 mm diameter.
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NOTICE! Risk of damage!
Ensure that there is sufficient space on the other side for the drill head to come out
➤ Drill a hole of Ø 16 mm near the camera.
➤ Deburr all drill holes that have been made in the sheet metal and apply rust-protection.
➤ Place cable sleeves in all sharp edged ducts.
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