Chase Security Systems, Inc. P.O. Box 30179 Chicago, IL 60630 Ph: 773.775.7148 Fax: 773.594.0078 chase@chasesec.com
Model:
CSST
CORNER-MOUNT CAMERA
SECURITY HOUSING
DESCRIPTION
The CHASE SECURITY CORNER-MOUNT CAMERA ENCLOSURE
has been designed to house a variety of industry
standard mini, micro and pin-hole cameras (sold
separately) and protect them against vandalism
or accidental damage. The low profile camera
enclosure blends into the décor and provides
discrete surveillance in lobby areas, hallways,
money counting, patron areas, store isles,
parking lots and many other locations where both
functionality and aesthetics count. It is
designed for use in convenience stores,
restaurants, dock areas, parking areas, banks,
hotels, correctional facilities, stadiums,
warehouses, HUD projects, apartment buildings,
homes, educational facilities, hospitals, parks,
mass transit and vehicular operations.
The camera enclosure provides strength and ease
of installation and maintenance of equipment
once installed. For over 30 years Chase security
products have been manufactured in a variety of
sizes, styles and finishes, and sold to OEM
accounts and distribution.
Constructed of quality
heavy-duty steel or brushed aluminum.
All welded and reinforced
construction.
Finish: hunter green lacquer
coating.
Dimensions: 4 1/2” x 3” x 2
3/4” deep.
Supplied with an internal
universal camera mounting bracket.
Provided with an external
universal mounting bracket to be mounted on
a wall, in a corner, or at a ceiling/wall
junction.
Chase custom designs and
builds to your specifications
Chase Security
Systems, Inc., an MBE Enterprise,
draws from over 30 years of experience
selling to the Fire, Security, Computer,
Sound, Food Processing, Forestry,
Communications and Telecommunications
industries. Many of our signature products
are now being produced by other
manufacturers but our camera enclosures are
still the product of choice for their
strength.
Due to
changes in industry, exact product
dimensions and features may differ slightly
from above.
