Pole holder Stalflex CH-R galvanized for mounting IP camera

Stalflex CH-R galvanized pole holder is a metal bracket designed to mount an IP camera on cylindrical poles, masts or street lamp posts. The holder is made of galvanized steel to provide basic corrosion resistance for outdoor installations and to keep the camera securely positioned for consistent surveillance coverage. The simple form factor supports straightforward attachment to round poles and enables stable camera orientation after tightening.

Advantages

The galvanized finish protects the bracket from rusting in outdoor environments and reduces maintenance needs compared with untreated metal. The holder's design enables a firm grip on cylindrical poles and helps maintain camera alignment once installed. Its compact, open profile makes it compatible with many standard dome and bullet IP camera housings and allows easy access for cable routing and adjustments.

Suitable for

• Mounting an IP surveillance camera on round street lamp posts
• Fixing cameras to utility poles or masts
• Outdoor camera installations where basic corrosion resistance is required
• Temporary or permanent surveillance points on poles in public or private areas

Key specifications

• Material: galvanized steel for outdoor durability
• Compatibility: designed for cylindrical poles and masts
• Mounting orientation: supports standard camera orientations for surveillance
• Finish: corrosion-resistant galvanization
• Design: open bracket profile allowing cable access and adjustment

How to use

Position the pole holder around the cylindrical pole at the desired height and align the bracket so the camera will have the required field of view. Secure the holder using appropriate stainless-steel straps, U-bolts or fasteners compatible with the pole diameter and local installation standards. Attach the camera to the bracket using the camera's provided mount points and tighten mounting hardware to prevent movement. Route cables along the pole and secure them to avoid strain on connectors and exposure to the elements.

Usage recommendations

Choose fastening hardware rated for the local environmental conditions and pole diameter. For long-term outdoor installations, inspect the galvanization and fasteners periodically and re-tighten connections after severe weather. Use appropriate cable glands or protective conduit where cables enter camera housings to maintain weather resistance and signal integrity.