Vanderbilt CHSL2610 CCTV camera housing

Technical Specification

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Features:

Make: Vanderbilt
Model code: CHSL2610
Housing Type: Camera Housings
Indoor/Outdoor: Internal/External
Mount Type: Wall mount

Additional info:

The all-purpose protective aluminum camera housing with sun shield and integrated heating is of the Siemens design. All current Siemens cameras with Siemens fixed, vario or zoom lenses fit in this housing. The protective housing is suited for permanent mounting with the available wall arms or for direct mounting on a pan and tilt head. The housing cover is easy to remove, facilitating on-site installation and cabling of the camera with lens. Space is provided in the housing for installation of a twisted pair transmitter or fiber optic module. The power supplies for cameras and accessories can be installed in the back of the housing to save space.

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Make	Vanderbilt
Manufacturer	Vanderbilt Industries
Category	CCTV>CCTV camera housings
Model code	CHSL2610
Housing Type	Camera Housings
Indoor/Outdoor	Internal/External
Mount Type	Wall mount
with Heater	Yes
Sunshield	Yes
Housing Material	Aluminum
Physical Specifications	Dimensions mm: 138 x 134.4 x 407.9 mm
Seal Material	Epoxy
Electrical Specifications	Power Consumption: 110 ~ 230 VAC Voltage: 40 W
Additional info	The all-purpose protective aluminum camera housing with sun shield and integrated heating is of the Siemens design. All current Siemens cameras with Siemens fixed, vario or zoom lenses fit in this housing. The protective housing is suited for permanent mounting with the available wall arms or for direct mounting on a pan and tilt head. The housing cover is easy to remove, facilitating on-site installation and cabling of the camera with lens. Space is provided in the housing for installation of a twisted pair transmitter or fiber optic module. The power supplies for cameras and accessories can be installed in the back of the housing to save space.
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