Power-Coated Steel Camera and PIR Floodlight Cage Vandal Protection

A camera or PIR floodlight mounted in a visible, accessible position at a lower height is at risk from deliberate physical attack: rotating the camera to eliminate coverage, striking the lens, or smashing the floodlight glass are common acts of targeted vandalism against security equipment. A powder-coated steel cage encloses the device and eliminates direct physical access, making the equipment resistant to this type of attack.

The powder coating process provides a durable, weather-resistant surface finish that is standard for outdoor security equipment. Unlike paint alone, powder coating forms a thick, resilient layer that resists chipping, scratching, and corrosion in the outdoor environment.

The cage is designed with apertures that maintain the camera’s or PIR’s operational capability while providing the mechanical barrier: a camera cage allows the lens to see clearly through the opening while protecting the lens surface and camera housing, and a PIR or floodlight cage allows the passive infrared sensor or light output to operate normally.

For installers completing CCTV and security lighting installations at retail, car parks, housing developments, and commercial sites across London and the UK where vandalism of security equipment is a documented or anticipated risk, the steel cage is the standard supplementary protection for accessible camera and PIR floodlight positions.

Key Features

• Powder-coated steel cage for cameras and PIR floodlights
• Prevents direct physical access to the protected device
• Powder coating for outdoor corrosion resistance and durability
• Apertures maintain camera or PIR operational capability through the cage
• Protects against rotation, impact, and deliberate damage to security equipment
• Suitable for retail, car parks, housing, and commercial vandal-risk positions