GeoVision GV-Housing101 Housing Box

The GeoVision GV-Housing101 Housing Box is the ultimate outdoor enclosure built to protect high-value surveillance cameras in harsh environments. Engineered to support the GV-BX Series and other Box Cameras, this rugged housing delivers exceptional weatherproof protection, vandal-resistance, and climate control—all in a compact, easy-to-install package. With an IP67 rating, IK10 impact resistance, and integrated climate management, the GV-Housing101 ensures reliable performance rain or shine, scorching heat or freezing cold. Its thoughtful design shields cameras from dust, water ingress, and physical tampering while preserving access to essential cabling and mounting options. The housing’s compatibility with optional GV-Mount accessories adds a layer of versatility, letting you tailor placements—from walls to poles to ceiling mounts—without compromising protection or image quality. If your outdoor surveillance demands maximum uptime and pristine video in any season, the GV-Housing101 is engineered to deliver.

• The GV-Housing101 provides all-weather protection for outdoor deployments, blending IP67 ingress protection with IK10 vandal resistance to safeguard cameras against dust, water, and physical impact. This durable enclosure forms a protective shield around GV-BX Series and other Box Cameras, making it ideal for outdoor perimeters, campuses, transit hubs, parking facilities, industrial sites, and any location where reliability matters as much as image clarity.
• Climate management is built in. The housing includes an integrated heater and fan to actively manage internal temperatures, reducing the risk of condensation and image degradation in cold or hot climates. This feature helps maintain consistent autofocus performance, minimizes shutter lag in chilly environments, and preserves sensor efficiency so your footage remains crisp and usable year-round.
• Versatile mounting and compatibility. Designed to accommodate GV-BX Series cameras and other Box Cameras, the GV-Housing101 supports optional GV-Mount accessories for flexible installations. Whether you need wall mounting, pole mounting, or ceiling mounting, you can configure the enclosure to fit your site geometry while keeping critical components protected and accessible for service.
• Maintenance-friendly design. The enclosure is built with accessible access points, sturdy latching mechanisms, and service-friendly gasket seals. This makes camera swap-outs and routine maintenance straightforward and quick, reducing downtime and labor costs while preserving the integrity of the protective shell. The protective cover and internal layout are optimized to minimize monitoring blind spots and to maintain full access to power and data connectors when the camera is installed inside the housing.
• Professional-grade reliability and peace of mind. By combining rugged construction, weatherproof sealing, and climate control with a footprint designed for GV-BX Series cameras, the GV-Housing101 minimizes maintenance frequency and protects your surveillance investment. In outdoor environments—whether exposed to heavy rain, salt spray near coastal zones, or dusty industrial settings—the housing helps ensure uninterrupted video surveillance with consistent image quality.

Technical Details of GeoVision GV-Housing101 Housing Box

• Outdoor-rated housing designed to support GV-BX Series cameras and other Box Cameras
• IP67 ingress protection for protection against dust and water intrusion in outdoor conditions
• IK10 impact resistance to withstand vandalism and physical shocks
• Integrated heater and built-in fan for active temperature management and condensation control
• Compatibility with optional GV-Mount accessories to enable flexible mounting configurations
• Rugged, corrosion-resistant construction built for long-term outdoor use

how to install GeoVision GV-Housing101 Housing Box

• Step 1: Plan the installation site. Choose a location that provides adequate clearance for cable routing, heated air exchange, and camera field of view while keeping the enclosure accessible for maintenance and service.
• Step 2: Prepare mounting hardware. Select and assemble the appropriate GV-Mount accessory (wall, pole, or ceiling mount) as required by your site and load requirements. Ensure all mounting points are secure and plumb before securing the housing.
• Step 3: Route cables and power. Feed the camera’s data and power connections through the enclosure’s designated ingress points, using weather-sealed grommets or glands. Verify that all cables are properly shielded and organized to avoid interference with the heater, fan, or access panels.
• Step 4: Install the camera inside the housing. Carefully place the GV-BX Series or other Box Camera into the housing, align mounting holes, and secure the camera using the appropriate fasteners. Connect the camera’s data and power connectors, then recheck clearance to ensure the heater and fan operate without obstruction.
• Step 5: Seal and test. Close the housing with the gasketed cover, ensuring a snug seal to preserve IP67 protection. Power up the system, verify camera output, confirm climate control operation, and perform a field test to validate image quality under real-world outdoor conditions.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is the GV-Housing101 suitable for all-weather outdoor use?

  A: Yes. It is designed for outdoor installation with IP67 ingress protection and IK10 impact resistance, providing reliable protection in rain, dust, and harsh environments.

• Q: What cameras are compatible with the GV-Housing101?

  A: The housing supports the GV-BX Series cameras as well as other Box Cameras, offering flexibility for various surveillance setups.

• Q: Does the housing include a heater and a fan?

  A: Yes. The GV-Housing101 features an integrated heater and a fan to maintain optimal operating temperatures and control condensation across seasonal changes.

• Q: Can I use GV-Mount accessories with this housing?

  A: Yes. Optional GV-Mount accessories are supported, enabling versatile mounting configurations to suit different sites and camera orientations.

• Q: What installation considerations should I keep in mind?

  A: Plan for cable routing, ensure proper sealing at ingress points, and verify clear access for maintenance. Proper mounting and secure fasteners are essential for maintaining IP67 protection and overall system reliability.