Outdoor Plastic Camera Housing for CCTV Camera with Bracket INS-066

Specifications:

• For fixed lens application
• Wall/ceiling installations
• Easy to install slide open type
• Built in bracket
• Sun shield, water-resistant
• Built-in adjustable camera installation panel 
• The Outdoor Plastic Camera Housing has features long housing body and classical design
• This Outdoor Plastic Camera Housing has features of dustproof, waterproof, wind and sand proof, rain and snow proof
• This is A non-OEM product
• Meterial: Plastic
• Distance between Screw Holes: L: 90mm. W: 80mm
• Color: Lacte

Details:

• For fixed lens application

• Wall/ceiling installations

• Easy to install slide open type

How to Make an Underwater Camera Housing:

• Select an airtight storage container usually used for storing food leftovers. Select a container as close to the size and shape of your camera as possible
• Cut a hole in the lid of the container for the lens, making sure the hole is larger than the diameter of the front of the lens housing. You will create a waterproof cover for this hole
• Cut a clear piece of plexiglass or plastic to cover the lens opening, ensuring it is larger than the lens opening
• Position the plexiglass over the opening. Using a 1/16-inch drill bit, drill one hole in each corner of the plexiglass, ensuring the drill bit goes through both the plexiglass and the container lid
• Cut the foam gasket to match the size of the plexiglass cover, and to match the lens opening
• Place the foam gasket over the lens opening. Place the plexiglass on top of the gasket, and screw from the inside of the lid to attach the pieces together. Fill the holes on the front of the plexiglass cover with a drop of bathroom silicone. Then seal the plexiglass cover by running a bead of silicone around the edges. Set it aside and let it cure according to the silicone instructions
• Mount the camera by cutting Styrofoam to match the base plate of the camera. Trim so the Styrofoam fits snugly into the container. Secure the camera in place by using two elastic bands over the top the camera and bottom of the Styrofoam base. Ensure the elastic bands do not come in contact with any of the camera's controls
• Place the camera, with fully charged or new batteries and a memory card, and Styrofoam assembly into the container. Trim a small tubular piece of cork to match the size of the shutter release. Mount the cork to the inside of the container using contact cement. You want the cork to be long enough to come in contact with the shutter release, but not to depress the release. Position and glue the cork, and test
• Attach the container lid, and seal the closure with bathroom silicone, letting it cure as per instructions. You're ready to use your new housing

Package Included:

• 1 x Plastic Camera Shield for Box Camera House
• 1 x Metal Bracket for Camera Housing