The Dotworkz BASH™ Ring of Fire™ Model combines the legendary toughness of the BASH housing with advanced internal heating technology to keep cameras operational in sub-zero environments. Engineered for extreme cold-weather deployments, this version features our patented Ring of Fire™ system—an internal de-icing and anti-fogging solution that actively prevents ice buildup, condensation, and lens obstruction caused by freezing conditions.
Designed for critical surveillance, traffic monitoring, and tactical operations in snowy, icy, or mountainous regions, the BASH Ring of Fire delivers unmatched protection and reliable camera performance when visibility and uptime matter most.
Built from precision-machined, ballistic-grade aluminum and sealed against dust, moisture, and impact, this housing stands up to winter storms, freezing rain, and arctic conditions—all while maintaining a discreet, compact footprint.
Key Features:
Ring of Fire™ Internal Heater System: Maintains internal warmth to prevent lens fog, ice accumulation, and camera failure in sub-zero temperatures.
Ballistic-Grade Durability: Solid aluminum housing resists blunt force impact, vandalism, and weather extremes.
IP66 Weatherproof Rating: Fully sealed against snow, rain, and dust for year-round performance.
Anti-Fog & De-Ice Technology: Keeps your camera clear and ready—even in freezing fog or blizzard conditions.
Compatible with Compact Cameras: Supports a wide range of fixed and mini PTZ camera systems.
Built for Harsh Install Locations: Ideal for cold-climate deployments on bridges, roadways, rail systems, border zones, and ski facilities.
Secure Cable Integration: Internal cable routing for tamper resistance and streamlined installs.
Mount-Ready: Works with all Dotworkz mounting systems for pole, wall, vehicle, or custom installations.
When temperatures drop, performance shouldn’t. The Dotworkz BASH Ring of Fire™ Model keeps your surveillance clear, reliable, and protected—no matter how brutal the winter gets.
Fire Up Your Winter Surveillance. Stay Clear with BASH + Ring of Fire.
