Finally got my my Dahua PTZ mounted

Alright some feedback. I've updated my cam to the following. I've not had a chance to look during the day but I have to say images are sharper depending on what I'm looking at at night. I've not had a chance to hit that led init button yet. I'll post some more pics tomorrow for comparison.


  • Device Type
  • SD59230S-HN

  • Master Version
  • 2.212.0000.0.R.A.3013.3N.NR, build : 2015-10-23

  • WEB Version
  • 3.2.1.301934

  • ONVIF Version
  • 2.4.1

  • PTZ Version
  • 2.04.28.RHNTEJA
 
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comes with a wall mount bracket
 
flat wall mount, corner bracket is not included.
 
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And they charge a pretty penny too for what is essentially some folded sheet metal with holes drilled and tapped. If the location wasn't such a pain to get to I'd have looked more into making up a bracket.
 
I could have lived with that had I known about it. That Dahua bracket cost me 3 times what you paid shipped from AE
 
Night Owl Security said:
I have mine set up like yours but I was unable to find a clean way of getting the wiring harmess into the box. I notice you were able to put a fitting on this harness. How did you do it?
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I've had the same problem, and have found a solution for fitting a cable that already has a connector fitted. They are called Split Gland, and are made by Pflitsch. They have different rubber inserts for them.
UNI_Split_Gland_Kabel_einlegen.jpg


The only problem with those fittings is, that they are quite expensive a piece, so i went for the alternative route. With the PFA120 junction box and the PFA151 corner mount :D
 
Thank you for your response. Although the PFA 120 gets the harness into a box, what do you do to weather proof the large opening in the back? There are some images of a gromet but I wouldn't use this type of fitting outdoors.This should be a common concern. There is a water tight cover in the front and a hole in the back that will allow the box to fll with water during the first rain storm. Is the water tight cover designed to hold the water in? lol
 

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Night Owl Security said:
Thank you for your response. Although the PFA 120 gets the harness into a box, what do you do to weather proof the large opening in the back? There are some images of a gromet but I wouldn't use this type of fitting outdoors.This should be a common concern. There is a water tight cover in the front and a hole in the back that will allow the box to fll with water during the first rain storm. Is the water tight cover designed to hold the water in? lol
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https://www.amazon.com/Daystar-Univ...d=1528999710&sr=8-3&keywords=firewall+grommet
 
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fmflex said:
Alright some feedback. I've updated my cam to the following. I've not had a chance to look during the day but I have to say images are sharper depending on what I'm looking at at night. I've not had a chance to hit that led init button yet. I'll post some more pics tomorrow for comparison.


  • Device Type
  • SD59230S-HN

  • Master Version
  • 2.212.0000.0.R.A.3013.3N.NR, build : 2015-10-23

  • WEB Version
  • 3.2.1.301934

  • ONVIF Version
  • 2.4.1

  • PTZ Version
  • 2.04.28.RHNTEJA
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quisiera saber si tienes ese firmware 2.212.0000.0.R.A.3013.3N.NR, build : 2015-10-23
  • Device Type
  • SD59230S-HN
 
quisiera saber si tienes ese firmware 2.212.0000.0.R.A.3013.3N.NR, build : 2015-10-23
  • Device Type
  • SD59230S-HN
 
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