Notes on Cable Wiring
For details of the wiring method, please refer to the instruction manual included with the outdoor pan/tilt head.
When routing cables through the bushing
When using the C-PH200 Outdoor Pan/Tile Head
Route the housing cable so that it does not slack, and
house the extra length of cable in the housing.
• Be sure to mount a rubber packing ring when
running a cable through the bushing.
• If a gap is created between cable and bushing,
wrap the self-adhesive butyl rubber tape around
the cable to prevent the entry of rainwater.
• Ensure the routed cable is correctly fixed by lightly
pulling it.
[Cross-sectional view of the bushing]
Camera housing
Bushing
Rubber packing ring
(Install securely.)
Control cable or
coaxial cable
Housing cable
C-CH200
C-CH200FH
C-CH210FH
Wrong cable routing example 1
Wrong cable routing example 2
Cable is damaged when the pan/tilt head
rotates horizontally.
If a cable slack is too ample,
it contacts the pan/tilt head’s
rear and extreme force could
be applied to the cable while
the pan/tilt head is rotating
vertically.
Because no appropriate slack is provided in the cable,
extreme force is applied to the cable while
the pan/tilt head is rotating vertically.
Fix the housing cable in the position that does not allow extreme force
to be applied to the cable when the pan/tilt head moves vertically.
Selection of the incorrect position could cause damage to the cable,
possibly resulting in fire.
CAUTION
Printed in Japan
133-21-467-5A
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