Hi guys Hik Guru here I hope you are well. Now before we get started I wanted to let you know
that we now have an online store that you can purchase products from. We are adding new items
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for you. So today we're going to be installing a PTZ with a box corner bracket really nice and
straight forward. We're going to be installing it up on that corner there, just below that existing
camera. So here we have the corner bracket, I've actually drilled some slightly larger
holes in the fixing points this is to allow me to accommodate some 10mm by 100mm dewalt screw bolts
which I find are the best for securing heavy loads. First off lets jump up our secured ladder
with the corner bracket and my marking pen. When we secure these brackets you want to try and make
sure you are drilling into the brick and not into the mortar this provides a better fixation point.
So try and line it up the best that you can. As you can see all 4 holes are lined up nicely
on solid brick, grab my green marxman marker pen to mark the drill holes great bit of kit.
And there we have it 4 marked holes. Right so for these screw bolts you need a 10mm hole
but first off I'm going to use a smaller drill bit just to make sure I don't crack any brick.
Let's jump up our ladder with the drill bits drill our pilot holes first nice and slowly.
Now switch over our drill bits to the 10mm and get those drilled as well.
Now those are drilled I'm going to mount our box bracket to the corner
bracket itself. We'll undo these screws here
that then folds around and hooks off, put that to one side,
we've then got 4 screws that go into here and line up on there.
Lets remove our rear cap as that is where our cable will come through.
Lets remove the bottom gland.
And put the cap on the bottom.
Now lets line up our 4 holes onto the corner bracket.
Lets screw the 4 screws that came with the bracket into the holes. Make sure you screw them a little
bit at a time going from corner to corner ensuring they are evenly tightened and not cross threaded.
Now for our screw bolts I've got a socket attachment that fits onto my impact driver lets
grab our 4 bolts, grab our bracket and jump up our ladder carefully. Lets line up the bracket with
the drill holes. You're going to want to twist the bolt in slightly so the bolt holds itself.
Then we will grab our impact driver,
and impact her in. But not all of the way until we've done the others. Leave it slightly loose.
Now we will do the opposite corner. And finally our last screw.
Now go over all 4 bolts making sure they are nice and tight.
And lastly just make sure it is secure. Which it certainly is.
We're now going to fit the PTZ to the arm bracket itself.
We'll grab that foam out of the box and rest the PTZ onto there so to not scratch the camera.
You are going to want to shove all of these cables through the arm,
like so, once it is through pull it from the other side and push it from the opposite side as well.
Now if you see here one of the sides of the camera has a flat edge,
on the inside of the bracket it has a small outward notch these have to be aligned for
it to go on. Once it is all of the way in we're then going to turn the bracket around
until it can't go any further we're going to grab our allen key and tighten these 2 bolts here.
Make sure to push down on the arm whilst
tightening just to make sure that the arm and the camera is flush.
The PTZ is now secure onto the arm.
You're now going to want to attach the safety carabiner to the arm like this.
Simply clicks on. Right now I've got our cable through the rear of the bracket and I've also
thrown on the gland on the rear of the bracket I wouldn't say it's 100% necessary as it's a
fairly water free area but I might as well use it. I've also put our rj45 connector on our cat6 cable
along with the cable gland this is an absolute must to keep it water (*moisture) tight.
Now lets grab our camera and simply hook the hinge onto the box bracket like so.
Lets plug our cable into the camera and do up our gland.
Now carefully tidy these cables into the bracket itself
making sure they wont get trapped when we close the bracket. Like so.
We can now close the bracket and tighten the 4 bolts with the included allen key. I've got
a drill bit on my impactor to make it slightly quicker but I'm not going to tighten them all the
way I'm going to leave that for the allen key at the end just so I know I don't overtighten them.
That's it, now I'm going to clean off the camera slightly as I've mucked it up with my dirty hands.
Make it look nice and fresh. And that is it, lovely stuff.
Did you know I've actually fitted a red laser onto this camera so that when intrusion detection
is activated and the camera starts to smart track a red laser locks onto the target as if a sniper
was aiming at the person, pretty naughty stuff but so so cool! Right guys that is it for todays video
please do let me know should you need any further advice. Remember to like
share and subscribe and I'll see you in the next one, take care, bye bye.