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Mounting and cables

Brackets, housings, hybrid cabling and securing hardware for offshore camera installations.

Not every enquiry is for a complete system. A bracket fails, a cable run has to be extended, a camera has to move to a position it was never mounted for. WISE Group supplies the mounting and cabling on their own, including for Scout systems already in service worldwide.

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Brackets
Swivel Head Bracket SHB01

What the mount has to do

A camera is only as steady as what holds it. Offshore the mount has to keep alignment through vibration and wind loading, survive salt and temperature, suit the zone it sits in, and stay reachable for service.

It also has to go on in places where drilling is not permitted, which is why a large part of the range is magnetic.

Holding alignment

A bracket that shifts under vibration puts the field of view somewhere other than where it was commissioned.

How it attaches

Bolted, welded or magnetic changes what is possible on a given structure; magnetic mounts exist because the first two are often ruled out.

The zone it sits in

A classified area sets the housing, the hardware and the certification before anything else is decided.

Secondary retention

Anything working at height or over the side needs a certified safety wire behind it.

Adjustment after installation

A swivel head means the view can be corrected without a second trip and a different bracket.

Cable performance

Video, data and power share the route, and the cable’s own fire and oil resistance is part of what gets approved.

Mounting and brackets

Examples from our range. We supply more bracket types and variants than are listed here: tell us what the camera is going on and what may not be drilled, and we will specify against that.

Wall Bracket WBC01

Durable and robust, for secure installation of SC-100 series cameras. Built to hold alignment in high-vibration and extreme-weather positions.

Swivel Head Bracket SHB01

Flexible positioning where the field of view has to be adjusted after installation, rather than fixed at the point the bracket goes on.

Magnetic pendulum and suspension brackets

Magnetic mounts for positions where nothing can be drilled: pendulum, side-mount, twin-magnet and suspension variants, including one that pairs an N52 magnetic pendulum with a Zone 1 floodlight so camera and illumination share a single certified mount.

Cabling

A camera run offshore carries video, data and power down the same route, through positions where the cable’s own fire performance is part of what has to be approved. Both hybrid cables are supplied by the metre or cut to a run, and both are used on Scout installations already in service.

OCEANOR HYB 08CTVS-485 hybrid cable

OCEANOR HYB 08CTVS-485

Flame retardant, oil resistant hybrid cable carrying video and data in harsh environments. 1 × coax 75Ω + 2 × 2.5 mm² + 2 × (2 × 0.5 mm²), H2 LS0H, rated to −40 °C.

Datasheet (PDF) →

OCEANOR HYB 08F-485 hybrid cable

OCEANOR HYB 08F-485

Flame retardant, non fire propagating hybrid cable for offshore and hazardous applications, where the fire performance of the cable itself is part of what has to be approved.

Datasheet (PDF) →

Beyond brackets and cable

Safety wires, housings and project supply

1

Safety wires and securing

Certified safety wires and securing hardware give cameras and brackets working at height or over the side a secondary retention, in line with the safety standards that apply to the position.

2

Explosion-proof housings

Explosion-proof housings and stainless mounting hardware are specified for the zone the camera works in, alongside the camera itself.

3

Specified for the project

Where a project needs a bracket, cable or mounting arrangement the standard range does not cover, we work to the requirement rather than force a fit.

Where to next

Mounting and cabling are supplied with a camera system, or on their own.

In this area: Monitors and displays · Components and spares · Camera range

Related systems: WISE Crane CCTV System · WISE Marine CCTV System

Also useful: Scout fixed and crane cameras · Service and upgrades · Support

Useful to include

  • What the camera is going on, and what may not be drilled
  • The zone classification
  • Cable run lengths needed

What happens next

1

We identify the part and check compatibility.

2

We confirm availability and any alternatives.

3

You get a quotation for supply.

Tell us what you need

If you are not sure what a part is called, a photograph of what is fitted usually helps us identify it.

Need support on a running system rather than a part? The support route reaches the team directly.