Corner Mount Bracket No name CHC-W for CCTV camera - CHC-W corner mounting bracket

Corner mount bracket No name CHC-W is a metal mounting accessory designed to install a CCTV camera on building corners. The CHC-W bracket provides stable support and correct camera positioning where flat wall or pole mounting is unsuitable. It is compatible with many dome and bullet surveillance cameras that share the required mounting hole pattern, enabling secure indoor or outdoor installation and improved viewing angles for corner coverage.

Advantages

The CHC-W corner bracket is made of durable metal that resists deformation under the weight of typical surveillance cameras and provides stable support for long-term installations. Its compact design positions the camera away from the corner surface to reduce blind spots and simplify aiming. The bracket's finish protects against weather exposure for outdoor use and allows straightforward attachment to common building materials.

Suitable for

• Mounting dome or bullet CCTV cameras on building corners
• Indoor surveillance where corner placement improves coverage
• Outdoor corner installations on facades, soffits or parapets
• Retrofit projects where pole or flat-wall mounts are impractical

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for stability and load-bearing
• Finish: weather-resistant coating suitable for outdoor use
• Compatibility: fits cameras with matching mounting hole patterns and standard bracket interfaces
• Mounting orientation: designed specifically for 90° exterior/interior corners
• Weight capacity: suitable for typical dome and bullet surveillance camera weights

How to use

Position the CHC-W bracket so the flat mounting surfaces align with each side of the corner and mark the fixing points. Drill holes appropriate to the substrate and use suitable anchors or bolts for the building material. Attach the bracket securely, then mount the camera to the bracket using the camera's mounting screws, ensuring the camera's mounting holes match the bracket pattern. Adjust the camera angle and tighten all fasteners to secure the final position. For outdoor installations, check that seals and cable entries are protected against moisture.

Usage recommendations

Choose fixings and anchors rated for the substrate (concrete, brick, wood, or metal). Verify camera weight compatibility before installation and perform a final inspection after the first 24–48 hours to confirm all fastenings remain secure.