A pole designed for installing multiple CCTV cameras to a transverse installation beam (using clamp clamps). Suggested foundation - poured concrete block 1×1 meter, depth 1 meter, drilled with glued M12 pins for a chemical anchor (recommended gluing depth is minimum 25 cm). Due to different water and ground conditions, we suggest consulting a local architect about foundations. The pole allows a technician to enter after mapping to service the camera in winds not exceeding 5 m/s. The pole has a cable entry allowing the camera cabling to be routed through the truss curb. A pole 2 meters higher than the CCTVM250-4 model, with greater load-bearing capacity and stiffness. Even in very bad, windy weather conditions, it ensures zero deflection under the pressure of air masses - and the height ensures a good, distant view of the monitored area.
Technical parameters:
- pole height 6 meters
- truss width at the base 500 mm,
- truss width at the top 250 mm,
- pole mass 45 kg
- foundation grate - Flange connection fi 126 mm, thickness 10 mm, 3 holes
- aluminum AW6082, support pipe 60×3, grating 30×3
- finish: raw aluminum
- rAL powder painting possible, additional fee PLN 410
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Applications of the MKZ5025-6-CCTV Pole
The MKZ5025-6-CCTV surveillance pole is a 6-meter tapered aluminum truss designed for multi-camera CCTV installations. The crossbeam allows for the mounting of multiple cameras at once (using cable clamps), covering a wide field of view without the need to install several separate poles. The pole ensures zero sway under wind pressure—which means stable, consistent camera footage even during strong gusts.
- Multi-level and outdoor parking lots – Several cameras mounted on a single mast cover the entire maneuvering area; the bracket allows the camera to be oriented in any direction in the horizontal plane.
- Industrial and logistics sites – AW6082 aluminum, which does not corrode in humid environments or those with road salt; no need for touch-up painting.
- Internal roads and entrance gates – Zero downwind sway eliminates image shake in CCTV footage; the cameras maintain a precise frame.
- Gas stations and shopping centers – a multi-camera system powered from a single power source; simplified cabling in the truss curb.
Key technical features
- Tapered profile 500 → 250 mm – The wide base transfers the overturning moment caused by wind at a height of 6 m; the top is narrow and lightweight.
- Crossbar mounting bracket for cameras – Standard cable clamps compatible with most IP CCTV cameras; the beam angle is set during manufacturing.
- AW6082 Aluminum · 60×3 Tube · 30×3 Mesh – thicker walls and a higher profile than the lighting version; higher moment of inertia of the cross-section to withstand wind loads with cameras installed.
- Cable conduit – Camera wiring routed along the truss curb without external conduits; an aesthetically pleasing, protected channel from the camera to the junction box.
- Technician's entry after scrapping – The truss structure allows for maintenance access (wind speed ≤ 5 m/s) to replace the camera without using a lift.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many cameras can be installed on the MKZ5025-6-CCTV?
The number of cameras depends on the width of the mounting beam and the weight of the cameras. The standard configuration is 2–4 dome or bullet cameras. If you’re using large cameras with long lenses, please consult with us—we’ll help you choose the right coverage spacing.
How long does it take to install a pole?
Installation on a prepared foundation and alignment takes about 2 hours for a 2-person crew. Cabling and camera configuration are handled separately, depending on the CCTV system.
How does the MKZ5025-6-CCTV differ from the MKZ5025-6 lighting version?
The CCTV system features a crossbar for mounting cameras instead of a lighting spigot, a thicker support tube (60×3 vs. 30×3), and is designed to withstand the increased load from the wind-exposed surfaces of the cameras. The lighting version is lighter and optimized for LED fixtures.
