Corner Mount Bracket No name CHC-B for security cameras, angled metal mounting bracket

Corner mount bracket No name CHC-B for security cameras, angled metal mounting bracket is a metal accessory designed to secure dome or bullet surveillance cameras to internal and external building corners. The bracket creates a stable angled attachment point where flat-wall mounting is not possible, providing predictable positioning and an available route for cables along the structure. It is intended for use with standard camera housings and supports typical security camera dimensions and weight ranges suitable for domestic, commercial and public-space installations.

Advantages

The CHC-B corner mount bracket is made of corrosion-resistant metal to withstand outdoor conditions and provide long-term mechanical stability. Its angled geometry ensures correct camera orientation from corner positions while keeping the camera body clear of the wall surface. The design enables easier cable routing and reduces the need for additional conduit or adapters. Installation requires a small number of fixings and the bracket’s rigid construction minimises vibration that could affect image quality.

Suitable for

• Mounting dome or bullet security cameras on external building corners
• Installing cameras at interior corner locations in halls or stairwells
• Surveillance setups where flat-wall mounting is not possible or desirable
• Residential, office and public-space video monitoring

Key specifications

• Material: metal with corrosion-resistant finish
• Mounting orientation: angled corner installation for both internal and external corners
• Compatibility: supports typical dome and bullet camera housings (standard mounting patterns)
• Load support: designed for common camera weights used in surveillance applications
• Fixing method: screw-mounted to corner surfaces

How to use

Select an appropriate corner location and verify the bracket aligns with the camera’s mounting holes and viewing angle. Mark fixing points on the wall through the bracket’s mounting holes, drill pilot holes if required for the surface material, and secure the bracket using suitable screws and wall anchors for the substrate. Attach the camera to the bracket following the camera manufacturer’s mounting instructions, route and secure cables along the bracket to protect them from strain, and adjust camera tilt and pan to obtain the desired field of view.

Usage recommendations

For outdoor installations, use corrosion-resistant fasteners and appropriate wall anchors for masonry or concrete surfaces. Verify the combined weight of camera and housing does not exceed the mounting capacity of the wall substrate and use additional reinforcement if necessary. Seal cable entry points to maintain weather resistance and perform a final check of camera alignment and cable strain relief after installation.