• TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN wall mount with junction box

• A compatible turret (see the list below)
• 4 screws and plugs to suit your wall
• A drill
• Outdoor sealant for the cable hole
• An NPT 3/4" gland or conduit fitting if you use a side or bottom entry

01

Mark and drill

Hold the box level and mark the four holes. Drill the cable hole behind the box.

02

Fix the arm

Pull the cable into the box and screw the back to the wall with four fixings.

03

Connect the camera

Run the camera’s lead along the arm and plug it in inside the box. Close the cover.

04

Fit and aim

Screw the camera’s base onto the ring at the end of the arm, then aim it.

Camera

Uniview IPC3638SE Tri-Guard turret

8MP turret with warm light, siren and two-way talk.

Camera

Uniview IPC3618SS turret

8MP LightHunter turret.

Without box

TR-WM03-B-IN wall mount

Plain wall arm for the same turrets.

Flat mount

TR-JB03-H-IN junction box

For the same turrets flat on a wall or ceiling.

Outdoor walls

Brick, render and cladding with no eave above.

Side passages

Look along the side of the house.

Driveways and entries

Watch along the wall towards the gate.

Shopfronts

Out from the wall over the footpath or car park.

Which cameras does it fit?

Uniview lists it for its IPC363X and IPC36XXS/E turrets. From our range: IPC3616SS, IPC3618SS, IPC3635SB, IPC3636LE, IPC3636SS, IPC3638SB, IPC3636SE, IPC3638SE and IPC3638SS. For the Easy IPC36XXL turrets use the TR-JB07/WM03-G-IN.

Why a wall arm with a junction box?

It keeps the camera’s cable tail and plug in a covered box at the wall, so the joint is not exposed and you only need one cable hole behind the box.

How far does it hold the camera from the wall?

The arm is 235 mm long overall, so the camera sits clear of the wall and gutters.

Can the cable come along the wall?

Yes. As well as the rear outlet there are 3/4" NPS threaded entries on the side and underneath. Uniview’s TR-A01-IN is an NPT 3/4" waterproof gland for them; for 20 mm conduit use a matching thread adapter.

What screws do I need?

Four screws to suit the Ø5 mm holes on a 64 mm square, with masonry plugs for brick or concrete, or timber screws into a stud. Plasterboard alone is not strong enough. Uniview does not list fixings in the box.

How much weight will it hold?

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

Does it fit the Tri-Guard turrets?

Yes. The IPC3636 and IPC3638 SE and SS Tri-Guard turrets are IPC363X models, and Uniview lists this arm for that series.

Is there a black version?

Uniview makes the updated TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN-V2-BK in black for its newer black turrets; it is listed separately.

What is it made of?

Aluminium alloy, 0.98 kg. It will not rust like steel.

Is it white or black?

White. A black version (TR-JB07/WM03-F-IN-V2-BK) is listed separately for black cameras.

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.