ACTi Exterior 3 CAM Dome Active Deterrent SYS - CONB-ADU

ACTi CONB-ADU Exterior 3-Camera Dome Active Deterrent System

Overview

The CONB-ADU is a multi-camera dome enclosure designed for installers who need to deploy three cameras in a single weatherproof housing with integrated active deterrent capability. This is not a camera — it is an exterior-rated protective assembly that solves the installation challenge of mounting multiple sensors in tight spaces while maintaining environmental sealing and vandal resistance. The dome form factor and active deterrent feature built into the housing address scenarios where space is constrained but coverage must remain robust: loading docks, entry vestibules, corner coverage areas, or any exterior zone where three synchronized camera angles improve detection without multiplying the number of roof mounts or wall penetrations.

Compatibility

The CONB-ADU is engineered to accommodate multiple dome cameras, but compatibility depends on exact camera dimensions, connector placement, and thermal load within the enclosure. Before purchase, confirm your specific camera model fits the dome form factor and mounting interface with your system integrator or the manufacturer directly. Interior space is shared among three cameras, so verify that power connectors, network cables, and thermal requirements of your chosen models will not create pressure points or overheating during operation. Standard ACTi dome cameras are the natural fit, but cross-brand models may work depending on physical footprint and connector type.

Installation Notes

Mount the CONB-ADU to structural supports capable of bearing the combined weight of the housing, three cameras, and internal wiring. Provide adequate drainage at the base of the dome to prevent water pooling in low-slope installations. Seal all cable entry points with weatherproof connectors and conduit appropriate to your environmental rating target — confirm final IP rating requirements against the manufacturer datasheet. Plan cable management inside the enclosure before final camera installation to avoid pinching connectors during thermal cycling. Route active deterrent power supply and signal lines separately from camera power feeds to prevent electromagnetic interference with video streams.