The Biscuit : Video Monitoring and Documentation System Installation Examples
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The Biscuit video monitoring and documentation system is a compact, portable, outdoor mountable, and powerful imaging package. Easily installed by non-technical personnel and optionally maintained by us, this package can get your project on the Internet in just a few days. This page shows several installation examples of the Biscuit including numerous mounting configurations for enclosures and cameras.
Complete Jupiter Inlet camera system installation using all weather proof outdoor mounting hardware. This picture demonstrates one of the more common mounting configurations for Beach and Shoreline Monitoring that includes Nema 4 enclosures, Anemometer, Rain Gauge, Temperature, and Humidity sensors, and Camera and Pan/Tilt head.
Booker T. High School Construction Site
Installation for the control box for this job site involved drilling into the parapet and placing anchors, and then bolting the unit to the anchors. The sun shroud comes already attached to the control box. For the Pan/Tilt/Camera (P/T/C) unit, we took a wall mount (Pelco WM200) and mounted it vertically (instead of the usual horizontal "arm" mount) making a solid, pedestal-type mount for the P/T/C unit. We used 4 stainless bolts to attach the P/T/C unit to the horizontal plate of the wall mount. Electrical connections require only 24 VAC and a telephone (and/or network) connection. 24 VAC can be brought out following low voltage wiring codes, or if 110 VAC is available, then an outdoor 24 VAC transformer can be mounted next to the control box. At this installation, 110V was available in the job trailer so we placed the 24VAC transformer in the job trailer and ran 2 wires for the 24 VAC and 2 wires for the telephone line 400 feet from the trailer to the roof top where the camera is located.
Booker T. High School Construction Site
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