Mounting
Mounting process on a light pole
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Mounting process on a light pole
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The camera is attached to the pole by using clamps. These adapt to the diameter of the pole.
A hole is drilled underneath the camera, where the cable gland with seal is then screwed in place. The cable is fed through the pole to the ground at this point. At the other end of the cable is the appropriate plug (2 or 3-pin) for the BMA
There is a cover in the lower section of the light pole. This can be opened with a special key to get the battery inside the pole. The power supply with plug or terminal strip should also be located here.
There is a two-pin plug on the battery that is used to charge the battery and a two-pin cable that is used to power the camera. If a terminal strip is available instead of a connector strip, the connector can be disconnected and the cables can be clamped directly into the terminal strip.
| Input voltage | 230 V AC with integrated charge controller |
|---|---|
Output voltage | 12 V DC |
Energy reserve | 18 h |
Maximum power | 21 W |
Capacity | 380 Wh |
L x W x H | 790 mm x 80 mm x 62 mm |
Connections | for the camera: 3-pin connection for the power supply type F plug |
Diameter min. 10 cm
