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CHAPTER 4 – Camera Housing and Mounting

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of camera housings?

a)

To house indoor cameras

b)

To conceal the camera's viewing direction

c)

To protect surveillance cameras from environmental influences

d)

To provide an intelligent algorithm

2.

What does IP stand for in the context of enclosures for surveillance cameras?

a)

Ingress Protection

b)

Ingress Protocol

c)

Ingress Perimeter

d)

Ingress Performance

3.

What does the first digit of the IP code represent?

a)

Protection against ingress of dusk

b)

Protection against ingress of liquids

c)

Protection against ingress of solid objects

d)

Protection against ingress of glass

4.

What does the second digit of the IP code represent?

a)

Protection against ingress of dust

b)

Protection against ingress of liquids

c)

Protection against ingress of solid objects

d)

Protection against ingress of glass

5.

How does the ingress protection rating system classifies the level of protection for surveillance cameras enclosures?

a)

Through digits in IP code

b)

Through letters in IP code

c)

Through symbols in IP code

d)

Through algorithms in IP code

6.

What are the two main types of coverings?

a)

Plastic and silicon

b)

Rubber and glass

c)

Metal and plastic

d)

Transparent and smoked

7.

What is the purpose of having a smoked cover?

a)

To conceal their viewing direction

b)

To improve emergency preparedness

c)

To protect the surveillance cameras from environmental influences

d)

To detect and alert users of a change in a camera’s operating conditions

8.

What type of housing is used for outdoor cameras?

a)

Vandal-resistant and humidity-resistant

b)

Vandal-resistant and vibration-resistant

c)

Vandal-resistant and weather-resistant

d)

Dust-resistant and weather-resistant

9.

What is the purpose of a vandal-resistant housing?

a)

To resist violent attacks

b)

To protect against water

c)

To protect against dust

d)

To resist against low volume

10.

What type of weather-resistant housing is needed for cameras to be used in extremely warm or cold environments?

a)

A housing with a built-in humidifier

b)

A housing with a built-in heater and fan

c)

A housing with a built-in air conditioner

d)

A housing with a built-in humidifier

11.

 

What type of protection does a weather-resistant housing provide for cameras?

a)

Protection against heat and cold

b)

Protection against dust and sand

c)

Protection against wind and sunlight

d)

Protection against solid objects and liquid

12.

What is the minimum IP rating a weather-resistant housing should have to provide sufficient protection for camera components?

a)

IP63

b)

IP64

c)

IP65

d)

IP66

13.

How does a weather-resistant housing protect cameras from damage caused by rain and dust?

a)

By conforming to the IP rating

b)

By using a special type of seal

c)

By conforming to the IP address

d)

By using a special type of coating

14.

What type of camera housing can be installed on the wall without any additional camera bracket?

a)

PTZ camera housing

b)

Dome camera housing

c)

Indoor camera housing

d)

Outdoor camera housing

15.

What is required for the outdoor PTZ camera housing to be mounted on a wall?

a)

A cable gland

b)

A special type of seal

c)

A connecting arm

d)

A special type of bracket

16.

What type of camera housing is typically used with ceiling mounts?

a)

PTZ camera housing

b)

Indoor camera housing

c)

Outdoor camera housing

d)

Dome type camera housing

17.

What type of mount is typically used with PTZ cameras at places such as expressways, road junctions, or parking lots?

a)

Pole mount

b)

Pendant mount

c)

Parapet mount

d)

Corner mount

18.

Where are parapet mounts typically used for mounting a camera?

a)

On a pole or to place the camera at a greater height for a better viewing angle

b)

On a wall or to place the camera at a greater height for a better viewing angle

c)

On the rooftop or to place the camera at a greater height for a better viewing angle

d)

On the ground or to place the camera at a greater height for a better viewing angle