Installation Tools & Supplies
- $1,358.00SKU: MC720-5-IP-P
ENS MC720-5-IP-P 7" Touch Screen WiFi, PoE, Meter
- 7" touch screen CCTV tester; 5-in-1: 5MP/8K H.265 IP camera support; COC (coaxial control); built-in Wi-Fi with hotspot creation; PoE output; digital multimeter; HDMI input and output; VGA input; professional network tool PRO
- HD analog testing: TVI, AHD, CVI, CVBS coaxial camera testing up to 5MP; COC protocol support for controlling camera OSD menus directly from the tester over coax without a DVR
- Built-in Wi-Fi with hotspot: creates a local wireless network from the tester to allow wireless IP camera testing and app-based camera configuration without a router on site
$1,358.00Low Price Guarantee - $125.90SKU: CT-200
ENS CT-200 Universal Compression Tool for F Connectors
- Universal Compression Tool
- Designed for use on most F connectors (RG59, RG6, & RG11), BCN connectors (RG59, RG6) and RCA connectors (RG59 & RG6)
$125.90Low Price Guarantee - $23.90SKU: CPF-215
ENS CPF-215 Cable & Drop Ceiling Protector
- Protects any type of cable from being damaged while being pulled through a drop ceiling
- Prevents ceilings from being twisted or marred while cable is pulled
- Made from a smooth plastic material to minimize friction and make cable pulling easy
- Side slit and removal fin make removal quick and easy
- Works with standard 1” ceiling grids
$23.90Low Price Guarantee - $199.90SKU: ENS-CM-100
ENS CM-100 Cable Mapper Pro
- Maps up to 8 COAX or Network Cables simultaneously, up to 1,000 ft
- Tone Generator makes it quick and easy to locate cables in wiring closets or patch panels
- Tests Network and Telephone Cables using RJ11 or RJ45 connectors for shorts and wire mispairs
- Backlit LCD clearly maps out connections and describes wiring faults when testing
- Rugged rubber housing protects it from accidental drops and damage
$199.90Low Price Guarantee - $399.90SKU: CF-200
ENS CF-200 WiSpy – Multipurpose Wireless Inspection Camera & Cable Pulling Tool
- App controlled variable focus lens
- “Always Up” viewing mode
- Fast charging
- Able to change resolution and WiFi channel
- Designed with a hole for right angle mounting eliminating the need for a right angle adapter
$399.90Low Price Guarantee - $3.50SKU: CJ0201-S
ENS CJ0201-S J Hook 110.74 x 35.31 x 32mm
- Small J hook cable support; dimensions: 110.74mm (approximately 4.4") wide × 35.31mm (approximately 1.4") deep × 32mm (approximately 1.3") tall
- Small hook profile suited for single-cable or two-cable branch runs — the tail drops from a main above-ceiling trunk route to individual cameras, access control readers, or access points
- J saddle profile supports cables without crushing or excessive bending; the smallest profile in the CJ0201 series provides minimal visual impact at tight spacing intervals in above-ceiling installations
$3.50Low Price Guarantee - $4.10SKU: CJ0201-M
ENS CJ0201-M J Hook 123 x 67 x 33mm
- Medium J hook cable support; dimensions: 123mm (approximately 4.8") wide × 67mm (approximately 2.6") deep × 33mm (approximately 1.3") tall
- The medium hook width suits typical 3–6 cable bundle runs — the standard bundle size for a few Cat6 cables or a mix of Cat6 and coaxial cables routed together from a camera cluster to a central distribution point
- J saddle profile supports cables without pinching, crushing, or exceeding minimum bend radius; installs on hanger wire, beam flange, or ceiling grid support wire
$4.10Low Price Guarantee - $8.70SKU: CJ0201-L
ENS CJ0201-L J Hook 177.8 x 101.6 x 50.8mm
- Large J hook cable support; dimensions: 177.8mm (7") wide × 101.6mm (4") deep × 50.8mm (2") tall; for routing and supporting large bundles of low-voltage cables in above-ceiling and structural spaces
- The large 177.8mm width accommodates wide cable bundles — multiple Cat6, coaxial, and alarm cable runs grouped together in a single above-ceiling cable support — reducing the number of hooks required per linear foot of cable route
- J hook saddle profile: cables rest in the J-shaped trough without being pinched, crushed, or bent beyond their minimum bend radius — maintaining Cat6 performance standards that prohibit excessive bend radius or cable compression
$8.70Low Price Guarantee - $18.00SKU: CCKIT-WH
ENS CCKIT-WH Nail-In Clips Kit, 50 Pieces CC8S-WH, 20 Pieces CC16D-WH, 20 Pieces CC24D-WH
- Nail-in clips kit: 50 × CC8S-WH (8mm single, white), 20 × CC16D-WH (16mm dual, white), 20 × CC24D-WH (24mm dual, white); 90 clips total in assorted sizes for complete security cable runs
- All clips in white for clean, inconspicuous installation on white baseboards, door frames, and wall surfaces; all nail-in fasteners for hammer-drive installation into wood surfaces without separate screws, anchors, or drill
- Saves time during ordering and jobsite preparation — a single kit covers all cable sizes for a typical one- to four-camera installation without carrying three separate bags
- For larger jobs requiring higher clip counts
$18.00Low Price Guarantee
Installation Tools & Supplies Frequently Asked Questions
What tools do I need to install a surveillance camera?
To install a surveillance camera, you'll typically need a drill, screwdriver, and various installation tools like cable strippers and crimpers. Additionally, having a level and measuring tape can help ensure proper placement. Depending on the type of camera, you may also need specific cables, connectors, and mounting hardware, which are often included in the camera kit.
How do I choose the right cable for my surveillance system?
The right cable for a surveillance system depends on the camera type and distance from the recording device. Common options include coaxial cables for analog cameras and Ethernet cables for IP cameras. Ensure the cable is compatible with your system's specifications, such as gauge and shielding type, to maintain video quality and prevent interference.
What is the purpose of a keystone jack in surveillance installation?
A keystone jack is used to connect cables in a structured wiring system, providing a secure and organized way to connect surveillance cameras to networking equipment. It allows for easy insertion and removal of cables, facilitating maintenance and upgrades. Using keystone jacks can help manage cable clutter and improve the overall aesthetics of your installation.
Do I need special tools for terminating alarm wire?
Yes, terminating alarm wire requires specific tools, such as a wire stripper, crimper, and possibly a punch-down tool for connecting wires to terminals. These tools ensure proper connections and minimize signal loss, which is crucial for the reliability of your alarm system. Using the right tools can also prevent damage to the wires during the termination process.
What should I consider when selecting installation supplies for my surveillance system?
When selecting installation supplies, consider the type of surveillance system, the environment (indoor or outdoor), and the distance between components. Look for high-quality cables, connectors, and tools that match the specifications of your cameras and recording devices. Additionally, ensure that the supplies are compatible with the installation location to avoid issues like signal loss or physical damage.
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