• VSBKTA6400S power box

• The power adapter, circuit breaker or surge protector you want to house
• A licensed electrician for any mains wiring
• The camera's wall mount (VSBKTB305W and VSBKTA107 for the VSIPPTZ-4IRM-I2)
• Fixings to suit your wall, or a VSBKTA150 pole or VSBKTA151 corner mount

01

Fix the box

Fix the VSBKTA6400S to the wall through its rear holes, or onto a VSBKTA150 pole or VSBKTA151 corner mount.

02

Fit the power parts

Mount the power adapter, breaker or surge protector inside, and bring the cables in through the G1/2 entries. Mains work is for a licensed electrician.

03

Bolt on the wall mount

Fix the camera's wall mount to the M6 holes on the front, feeding the camera cable through the centre grommet.

04

Connect and close

Hang the camera, connect it, check the picture, then close the cover firmly before you leave the site.

Camera

VSIPPTZ-4IRM-I2 PTZ

The 4MP VIP Vision PTZ dome that the 2025 guide shows with this power box.

Wall mount

VSBKTB305W

The right angle wall mount that bolts to the front of the box and carries the PTZ.

Adapter

VSBKTA107

Joins the VSIPPTZ-4IRM-I2 to the VSBKTB305W wall mount, as in VIP Vision's guide.

Pole or corner

VSBKTA150 or VSBKTA151

VIP Vision's guide puts the box on the VSBKTA150 pole mount or the VSBKTA151 corner mount.

Car parks

A PTZ on a pole with its power gear sealed in the box below it.

Warehouse yards

Wall-mounted PTZ cameras covering large outdoor areas.

Building corners

With the VSBKTA151 corner mount, covering two sides of a building.

Farms and rural sites

Keeps the camera's power parts in an IP66 box out in the open.

Schools and councils

Neat PTZ installs on walls and poles in public areas.

Sites far from the switch

Where the camera is powered locally rather than from the recorder.

What goes inside the VSBKTA6400S?

VIP Vision says it holds many types of electrical parts, such as power adapters, air circuit breakers and lighting surge protectors. Send us the parts you plan to use and we'll check they fit.

Is a power supply included?

No. It is an empty enclosure. The power adapter, breaker or surge protector are separate.

Which camera does it suit?

VIP Vision's 2025 guide shows it with the VSIPPTZ-4IRM-I2 PTZ, on the VSBKTB305W wall mount with the VSBKTA107 adapter. For another camera, ask us.

How big is it?

297.2 × 248.0 × 130.7 mm, and it weighs 3.38 kg.

Is it weatherproof?

Yes. VIP Vision rates it IP66, for −40 °C to 60 °C and under 90% relative humidity.

How much weight can it carry?

VIP Vision rates it for an 8.0 kg load.

How do the cables get in?

VIP Vision's drawing shows five G1/2 entries with grommets for cables up to 11.5 mm, plus a centre grommet on the front for the camera cable.

Can it go on a pole or a corner?

Yes. VIP Vision's guide puts it on the VSBKTA150 pole mount or the VSBKTA151 corner mount.

Can I wire mains power into it myself?

No. Any mains wiring, breaker or power point work must be done by a licensed electrician.

What is it made of?

Aluminium alloy and SECC steel, finished in white.

What is the difference from the VSBKTA120?

The VSBKTA120 is a slim aluminium junction box for cable joints. The VSBKTA6400S is a larger IP66 enclosure with room for power parts as well.

What warranty does it have?

VIP Vision lists a 4 year warranty for the VSBKTA6400S.