Can you mount this enclosure on a chain link fence pole?
172577
Sure, but I bought a 12 foot wether resistant 4x4 and sunk that 2 foot and mounted it on that. It might be a little difficult the way you want it cause fence poles are usually 2" in diameter. But it could be done. I would prefer something flat like the 4x4.
172578
It won't be easy, but I'm sure you could fabricate a strap of some sorts. if you were looking to just screw in a go, don't think so.
172579
Use a couple of stainless steel hose clamps and either a small board to attach camera housing to or a homemade metal flat metal piece . You can use small U-clamps to run the hose clamps threw. All can be purchased at any hardware store.
172580
I've not tried this. The unit itself is lite so a properly installed chain link fence post wouldn't have any trouble with the combined weight of this enclosure and a camera. However, the mount on this enclosure would not fit securely on a small fence post. You would have to get a pole mounting bracket to couple with the built in mount for this enclosure. You should be able to find a pole mounting bracket at your local hardware store.
654807
I think it ought to work. However, speaking from other experience I think you could do it simpler. Just use plastic standoffs like I used to use for my electric fence for horses and such. If there was interference from the fence just go higher with pieces of plastic pipe.
572809
yes, I attached mine to a chain link kennel fence. There are holes in the back to run a wire through to attach to the fence.
1593840
You could if you wanted. There are 4 holes on the bottom for mounting. I used heavy duty zip ties for my wire shelving in the closet.
359173
you would have to use a lot of post to hold up the fence and peas. if you do, I use 1 inch conduit and wire ties. (zip ties)
919503
Nope. If you, or a friend, are somewhat handy you might do what i did and make your own. I went to a hardware store and bought 2 sections of Top Rail for chain fence. They have "male/female" ends so, if you cut them in half you have two sections that are easy to carry/store and fit together to make the v-ball pole. Drill 3 sets of holes through the tubing and add eye bolts to hold the net and anchor ropes. Very solid poles and work great.
467489
Definitely. Mine is mounted on a wooden gate. It was easy to mount following the instructions. It also has mounting instructions for chain link and other metal gates.
235970
The box does not provide any holes. You will need to drill according to your needs. Regarding the mount on a pole you will have to provide your improvise your own adapter. I'm using the box to connect different cables coming from my solar installation. It has worked very well for me. Regards, Américo
1629352
Only if the fence already has a feature meant to mount mail boxes of this type. Otherwise you will have to get creative.
1452493
I'm sorry, it's been too long for me to remember. But I don't see why not-----. However, Mine was too tall for the fence I wanted it against, so I dug holes and buried it to the bottom "rung". This might work for you.
467486
I don't see why not, although you might have to be creative to mount it. You should be able to bolt it directly to the gate. We are using ours on a chain-link fence/gate and it works great!
166110
Hi, it can be mounted as long as it has cross wires as this item features a mounting hardware for easy installation and fits most cages.
758931
I don't think it would work. The fence would cause the control panel to draw too much current and overheat, in my opinion. I would suggest you get several opinions though. Thanks, Don
948067
Yes, you can. It is fairly pliable. I did complete 180's with it, by hand, the way I hooked it to the hooks on the wall! It seems to basically be electric fence wire with a plastic coating, so it is very good!
1854187
They're are many brackets available that can be adapted for this camera to mount to different surfaces but I have not personally seen one for a pole. It attaches from the side so a u-bolt setup could work if the pole is strong enough to support it's weight and operation. Additionally, there are power and signal feed wires required for the camera and PTZ feature that would have to be snaked to it's installation location for operation.
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I'm sure it could. You would have to make some brackets, like "u" bolts to mount it to the vertical rods or some angle iron to mount it to the horizontal rails of your fence.
335753
Most chain link fence posts are set in concrete. This would not work in that instance. If it's not set in concrete you may be able to use this if you can fashion some way to secure the pipe to a chain. It could be a piece of 3/8" flat steel plate with a slightly oblong hole in it for the pipe and another hole for a hook. When set over the pipe and lifted by the hook hole, the plate angles up and the oblong hole tightens against the pipe. The harder you pull the tighter it gets. If the pipe is really deep or set very strongly it might bend the pipe a little but probably not. Again, if it's set in concrete you won't get it out with a puller.