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Hanwha Techwin Surveillance Camera Dome Housing CapThe SHD 1350FPW is a white in ceiling, flush mount dome housing engineered to conceal and protect Wisenet X Plus modular cameras. This housing enables installations to blend seamlessly with interior environments, delivering a clean, professional surveillance aesthetic without compromising camera performance. Designed for indoor use, it provides a discreet enclosure that protects sensitive components while allowing quick access for maintenance and
The SHD-1350FPW is a white in-ceiling, flush-mount dome housing engineered to conceal and protect Wisenet X-Plus modular cameras. This housing enables installations to blend seamlessly with interior environments, delivering a clean, professional surveillance aesthetic without compromising camera performance. Designed for indoor use, it provides a discreet enclosure that protects sensitive components while allowing quick access for maintenance and camera service. With its sleek white finish and compact footprint, the SHD-1350FPW is ideal for retail spaces, office corridors, hospitality venues, and other commercial settings where aesthetics matter as much as security. By integrating a Wisenet X-Plus modular camera into a flush-mount dome, installers can leverage powerful analytics, high-resolution imaging, and reliable operation while maintaining a low-profile presence that respects architectural design. This dome housing cap is a practical solution for those seeking to preserve ceiling lines and reduce visual clutter, all while preserving the integrity of the camera’s field of view and performance in an interior environment.
- Discreet flush-mount design: The SHD-1350FPW’s in-ceiling, flush-mount profile ensures the camera sits nearly level with the ceiling plane, delivering an unobtrusive surveillance solution that minimizes visual disruption while maximizing coverage and analytics potential.
- White finish for seamless integration: The housing’s white color blends with a wide range of interior ceilings and decor schemas, helping to maintain a clean, cohesive look across commercial spaces while preserving security coverage.
- Broad compatibility with Wisenet X-Plus: Specifically engineered to accommodate Wisenet X-Plus modular camera modules, the SHD-1350FPW supports rapid installation and straightforward camera upgrades without sacrificing mounting stability or performance.
- Compact, robust specifications: With dimensions of 205 x 163 mm and a weight of 1.17 kg (2.58 lb), this housing offers a compact footprint suitable for standard ceiling constructions while providing sturdy, dependable protection for indoor surveillance systems.
- Ease of installation and maintenance: The dome housing is designed to simplify installation in interior spaces and facilitate access for maintenance, camera servicing, and module replacement, helping technicians complete projects quickly with minimal disruption.
Technical Details of Hanwha Techwin SHD-1350FPW
- Model: SHD-1350FPW
- Type: White in-ceiling, flush-mount dome housing
- Compatible with: Wisenet X-Plus modular camera modules
- Dimensions: 205 x 163 mm (8.07 x 6.42 in)
- Weight: 1.17 kg (2.58 lb)
- Color: White
- Application: Indoor ceiling installations requiring discreet surveillance housing
How to install Hanwha Techwin SHD-1350FPW
- Power down the security system and verify all electrical connections are de-energized before beginning installation.
- Confirm that the Wisenet X-Plus camera module you intend to use is compatible with the SHD-1350FPW housing.
- Prepare the ceiling opening to match the housing’s dimensions, ensuring a clean cut and proper framing for secure mounting.
- Mount the flush-mount housing into the ceiling opening and secure it according to local codes and the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure stability and proper alignment.
- Route cables neatly through the housing, maintaining length for camera connections and leaving access for maintenance without compromising aesthetics.
- Install the Wisenet X-Plus modular camera into the housing, connect power and data leads, and verify alignment and field of view before sealing or concealing any required access panels.
- Test the camera’s live feed, confirm image quality, verify focus, and perform any required calibration or analytics setup, then complete any finish work for a clean appearance.
Frequently asked questions
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Q: What cameras are compatible with the SHD-1350FPW?
A: The SHD-1350FPW is designed for Wisenet X-Plus modular camera modules, enabling seamless integration with Hanwha Techwin’s high-performance security cameras. -
Q: What is the intended installation environment?
A: This dome housing is intended for indoor, in-ceiling flush-mount installations where a discreet, low-profile appearance is desired. -
Q: What are the color and finish options?
A: The housing is white to support blending with most interior ceilings and décor schemes. -
Q: What are the key dimensions?
A: The housing measures 205 x 163 mm (8.07 x 6.42 in), providing a compact footprint suitable for standard ceiling cutouts. -
Q: Is this housing suitable for outdoor use?
A: The SHD-1350FPW is described for indoor ceiling installations; outdoor use would require weather-rated housings and appropriate enclosure specifications from the manufacturer. -
Q: Does installation require special tools?
A: Basic hand tools and standard mounting hardware are typically sufficient, along with following the manufacturer’s installation guidelines to ensure proper fit and safety.
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