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LNZ81P25, PTZ Series, P25 - 4K IP Wired Camera with 25x Zoom and IK10 Vandal-Proof Rating: Installation Guide

The following article provides installation instructions for your 4K Ultra HD IP 25× Pan-Tilt-Zoom Camera.

Installation Tips & Warnings

  • Warning: Make sure to install the camera in a location that can support the combined weight of the camera and wall mount (weight: 11.7lb/5.3kg).
  • Camera is rated for outdoor use. It is recommended to install the camera in a sheltered area, such as under the eaves on a roof.
  • It is recommended to install the camera as high up as possible to get the best possible image.
  • Mount the camera where the lens is away from direct and intense sunlight.
  • Plan your cable wiring so that it does not interfere with power lines or telephone lines.
  • Ensure you adhere to local building codes.
  • Ensure that the camera wiring is not exposed or easily cut.
  • Mount the camera in an area that is visible but out of reach.

Installation (Indoor / Outdoor)

Caution: Make sure to disconnect the power cable before installing the camera. Camera will begin moving immediately when power cable is connected.

To install the camera on a wall:

  1. Attach the rubber ring to the back of the wall mount to ensure the weatherproof rating of the camera.
  2. Use the Allen key to attach the M6x14 screws (x3) to the wall mount. Do not tighten all the way.

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  1. Use the included wall mount to mark holes for the mounting anchors (x4) and cables.

Note:

  • Vertical distance between marked holes — 5.3"/135mm
  • Horizontal distance between marked holes — 4"/102mm
  • Cable hole diameter — 2”/50mm
  1. Drill holes (drill bit size — 3/8”) to a depth of 2.8”/70mm in the mounting surface where marked.
  2. Insert the mounting anchors (x4) into the holes and tap them into the wall with a hammer.
  3. Connect the safety chain between the camera and the wall mount. This allows the camera to hang from the wall mount while connecting the cables.

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Caution:

  • You must connect the safety chain between the camera and the wall mount to protect the camera from falling while connecting the cables.
  • Do not hold the camera from the cable. Hold the camera from the edge of the dome cover.

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  1. Push the connection cables into the wall mount.

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  1. Push the camera into the wall mount with the flat surfaces aligned on the inside. This will allow the M6x14 screws (x3) to align with the holes on the camera.
  2. Use the included Allen key to tighten the M6x14 screws and secure the camera in place.

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  1. Connect the connection cables. To connect the cables using the waterproof connector:

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  • A: Camera Ethernet Connector
  • B: O-ring
  • C: Barrel
  • D: Stopper
  • E: End Cap
    • Fit the o-ring around the camera Ethernet connector.
    • Feed the Ethernet extension cable through the end cap and the barrel then connect the cable to the camera Ethernet connector.
    • Twist the barrel securely onto the camera Ethernet connector. The o-ring becomes compressed when the seal is properly tight.
    • Split the stopper to wrap it around the cable between the barrel and end cap as shown above.
    • Push the stopper toward the barrel until it is underneath the teeth at the end of the barrel.
    • Twist the end cap clockwise to secure it onto the barrel. The stopper becomes compressed and will stick out of the end cap slightly when the seal is properly tight.
  1. Pull the connection cables through the wall mount and mounting surface.
  2. Attach the flat washers (x4) to the mounting screws (x4).
  3. Use the included Torx Key, mounting screws (x4) and flat washers (x4) to firmly attach the wall mount to the mounting surface.

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Warning: Make sure to install the wall mount bracket in a location that can support the camera’s weight. If mounting the camera on a drywall surface, you must drill at least 2 of the mounting screws through a wooden stud to ensure a stable mount. See the diagram below for details.

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  1. Remove the protective vinyl sheet covering the camera lens once installation is completed.

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For more information on configuring your PTZ camera, see the following articles:

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Last update: 2023-12-22 21:52:26
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