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Bob La Londe
- Jan 1, 1970
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So what do you do to prevent outdoor cameras from being ripped off of a
building. One installation I inspected recently showed evidence that
somebody climbed up on the roof from non covered wall, and bashed the
cameras off the wall with abat or something and stole the cameras. They
were mounted to the brick wall with lag shields and one way lag bolts.
In another application I looked at a while back looked like they threw a
rope over them and pulled them offr the wall witha truck.
Obviously better cameras coverage would be a necessity, but I'ld sure like
to see an outdoor camera housing that doesn't give any l;everage for pulling
or smacking them off the wall.
Any suggestions?
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building. One installation I inspected recently showed evidence that
somebody climbed up on the roof from non covered wall, and bashed the
cameras off the wall with abat or something and stole the cameras. They
were mounted to the brick wall with lag shields and one way lag bolts.
In another application I looked at a while back looked like they threw a
rope over them and pulled them offr the wall witha truck.
Obviously better cameras coverage would be a necessity, but I'ld sure like
to see an outdoor camera housing that doesn't give any l;everage for pulling
or smacking them off the wall.
Any suggestions?
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