FLIR CB-WLBX-31 Wall Junction Box for CB-31 Series
When surface mounting FLIR CB-31 series bullet cameras, exposed cabling and awkward mounting angles create installation challenges that slow deployment and compromise the final appearance. The CB-WLBX-31 wall junction box provides a clean cable management solution and secure mounting platform specifically designed for CB-31 series cameras, eliminating exposed wiring while streamlining installation time on vertical surfaces.
Key Features
- Purpose-built compatibility with FLIR CB-31 series bullet cameras for guaranteed fit
- Conceals cable connections and provides protected wire routing for professional installations
- Wall-mountable design allows flexible positioning on vertical surfaces
- Simplifies cable management during installation and reduces exposed cabling
- Durable construction protects connections from environmental exposure
- Streamlines mounting process compared to direct wall installation
The CB-WLBX-31 addresses the common challenge of maintaining clean aesthetics when mounting bullet cameras on walls without recessed junction boxes. Instead of leaving cables exposed or attempting improvised solutions with generic boxes, this accessory provides a manufacturer-matched enclosure that routes cables through the mounting base. The design creates a professional finished appearance while protecting connections from weather, tampering, and accidental damage during maintenance.
For integrators deploying CB-31 series cameras on building exteriors, parking structures, or warehouse walls, this junction box reduces installation time by consolidating the mounting surface and cable management into a single component. The dedicated compatibility eliminates the trial-and-error of adapting universal junction boxes, and the protected wire routing simplifies future troubleshooting or camera replacement. Whether you're installing a single camera or outfitting an entire facility, the CB-WLBX-31 ensures consistent, professional results across your CB-31 series deployments.
