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1) All Product returns or Exchanges will be send to the manufacturer / Supplier / Distributor for a full inspection and assessment Upon receipt of the returned item, it will undergo a full inspection and assessment by the product supplier / manufacturer / Distributor every supplier / manufacturer / Distributor have its own Policy to exchanges and returns
2) If supplier / manufacturer / Distributor agree to a Refund of price of unsuitable products.
We will refund the full price of any unsuitable products in their original unopened packaging. For opened products, the supplier / manufacturer / Distributor may deduct or charge a reasonable amount for any use of the products plus certain costs necessary for repackaging and restocking, subject to the CPA. These costs are usually up to 25% of the cost of the products.
The Uniview TRAO1IN NPT Plastic Waterproof Cable Joint is a durable and weatherresistant accessory designed to protect and organise cable connections in outdoor surveillance installations. Constructed from rugged plastic with reliable waterproof sealing, this cable joint safeguards network, power, and video lines from moisture, dust, and environmental exposure, helping prevent corrosion and signal degradation over time. It is ideal for use with Uniview network cameras and other security devices where cabling must pass through exposed or semiexposed areas, providing peace of mind that your connections remain protected in rainy, dusty, or harsh conditions.
Engineered for straightforward installation, the TRAO1IN uses a standard NPT threaded design that accommodates common cable sizes, making it easy to integrate into existing setups without specialised tools. Whether you're running cables along building exteriors, poles, or junction points, this Uniview waterproof cable joint helps maintain clean and secure cable paths while extending the life and reliability of your surveillance infrastructure.
