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Mounting & Electrical Installation for Cameras with
Hard-Wired Remote Controls
Determine the location for the system on your vehicle or boat . Locate the
down arrow on the base of the camera; this is to face forward and orient the
camera for full rotation . The camera will rotate 190˚ to the left and right . Cen-
ter the mounting plate with the vise screw on the mounting plate to the back .
Mark the hole locations for the three mounting screws and drill a pilot hole
for each with a 1/8 inch bit . Prior to mounting the plate, note the center of the
plate and draw a circle for the wiring hole .
Wired toggle systems will require a 3/4" hole to accommodate the power &
video wiring .
Fasten the stainless steel mounting plate with the included mounting screws;
3 ea . #10-16x3/4 type AB cross recessed pan head tapping screws . Finish the
installation with silicone sealant in each screw hole before tightening down
the mounting plate . Install the provided grommet in the ¾" hole . Bring the
power and video control cords through the grommet allowing for 1" of slack
under the light . It is suggested that the grommet hole is then sealed with a
marine grade silicone sealant to prevent leakage .
Note: Manufacturer is not liable for any leakage due to installation of the
Helios .
Install the in-dash remote control using the mounting holes in the remote
assembly . The mounting holes are exposed by removing the rubber molded
cover from the remote assembly . A 2" diameter hole needs to be drilled to
accommodate the remote control . A 3" minimum depth will be required to ac-
commodate the remote control and wiring . Place the remote in the hole and
use the four mounting holes as guides for pilot holes for the included screws .
The arrow under the rubber cover should be pointed up for proper installa-
tion . Do not screw the remote control into the dash until the electrical system
installation has been performed and tested .
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