• TR-WM03-B-IN-BK wall mount

• A compatible turret (see the list below)
• 4 screws and plugs to suit your wall
• A drill
• Outdoor sealant for the cable hole

01

Mark and drill

Hold the plate level and mark the four holes. Drill the cable hole inside the plate’s outline so the bracket covers it.

02

Fix the arm

Pull the cable through, then screw the plate to the wall with four fixings.

03

Connect the camera

Feed the cable along the arm and plug in the camera’s cable tail at the end.

04

Fit and aim

Screw the camera’s base onto the ring, then aim the camera.

Camera

Uniview IPC3638SE Tri-Guard turret

8MP turret with warm light and siren, also in black.

Flat mount

TR-JB03-H-IN-BK junction box

For the same turrets flat on a wall or ceiling.

Arm with box

TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN-V2-BK

Wall arm with the junction box built in.

White

TR-WM03-B-IN

The same arm in white.

Side passages

Look along the side of the house instead of at the fence.

Walls with no eave

Modern flat-roof homes and boundary walls.

Driveways and car parks

Watch along the wall towards the entry.

Corridors and stairwells

Out from the wall, looking down the length.

Which cameras does it fit?

Uniview’s datasheet lists it for its IPC32X and IPC361X series, and its accessory guide lists it as the wall mount for the IPC363X and IPC353X turrets. From our black range: IPC3616SS, IPC3618SS, IPC3636SE, IPC3638SE, IPC3636SS and IPC3638SS. For the Easy IPC36XXL turrets use the TR-WM03-D-IN.

How far does it hold the camera from the wall?

The arm is 189.5 mm long overall, so the camera sits clear of the wall and can look along it.

How big is the wall plate?

126.2 × 126.2 mm, with four Ø3.8 mm holes on a 107 mm square.

What screws do I need?

Four screws to suit the holes, with masonry plugs for brick or concrete, or timber screws into a stud or fascia. Plasterboard alone is not strong enough for an arm. Uniview does not list fixings in the box.

How much weight will it hold?

Uniview does not publish a load rating. Because the arm levers the camera’s weight out from the wall, fix it into solid material.

How does the cable get to the camera?

Drill the cable hole inside the outline of the wall plate so the bracket covers it, and run the cable inside the arm to the camera. This arm has no junction box, so the camera’s cable joint sits in the arm or the wall; for a covered joint on an outdoor wall use the TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN (black: TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN-V2-BK), which has a junction box built in.

Does it fit the Tri-Guard turrets?

Yes. The IPC3636 and IPC3638 SE and SS Tri-Guard turrets are IPC363X models, which Uniview’s accessory guide pairs with this arm.

Can I use it outdoors?

Yes, it is aluminium and made for Uniview’s outdoor turrets. Seal the cable hole in the wall behind the plate.

What is it made of?

Aluminium alloy, 0.5 kg. It will not rust like steel.

Is it white or black?

Black. It is the black finish of the TR-WM03-B-IN, made to match black Uniview cameras. Uniview only publishes photos of the white version, so the photos here show the white part; the shape and size are the same.

Do I need a licensed installer?

Fixing the bracket is a normal handyman job. In Australia, fixed data cabling inside walls and ceilings must be run by a registered cabler; plugging a camera into an existing outlet does not need one.

What is the warranty?

Uniview 3-year manufacturer warranty, handled in Australia through InFront. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.