Do the cameras have to be mounted on a wall or can they stand alone? I would like to put them on a bookshelf.
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If you Mount them to a small piece of wood and use the wood as a base then you can place them on a shelf. Just make sure the wood is big enough as to where the weight of the camera will not cause both the wood and camera to tip over. This would prevent any drilling inside your home. You can paint the wood to make it look presentable. You will need to purchase different screws as the ones the unit comes with are made to drill into walls. You will need to feed a bolt upward through the wood into the holes of the camera base and fasten that down with a couple of nuts. Simple...
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They are designed for wall mounting. They will not stand by themselves. You could try using 'Command Large Mounting Strips' that are like double-sided mounting tapes but they remove without damaging the surfaces. Search for them on Amazon for reviews.
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they have to be mounted the weight of the cam itself will tip the whole thing over. now you could screw the base down to a bookshelf if you would like.
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They need to be attached to something so if you are wiling to attach them to the shelf they will work
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They do not have a standalone stand but you can probably screw them to the book stand. Not sure if this helps you.
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Well you have to have a mount or 'hot shoe' on the camera or camcorder. You can also use a tripod.
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They do come with mounting brackets, but they are meant for indoor use only. I have temporarily used mine outside but only in the summer when I know it will not rain. I could not find outdoor cameras at a reasonable price that had both wireless internet and pan/tilt.
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No. You need not mount anything on wall. The stand gives provisions for mounting.
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The cameras are mounted via screws in the base plate. One thing you may want to consider is that they do require an outlet nearby to power the camera. Otherwise the rechargeable battery will only last a few hours. I believe each camera does come with a set of screws.
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Cameras are wireless so not connected to computer or router by wires. Cameras need only be synched with router and plugged into the wall. BTW, their customer service is horrific.
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There wasn't a "mounting system" that came with mine. They do have a recessed mounting hole on the back that will allow you to hang them flush on the wall. Hanging mine on the wall behind our sofa made them fairly unobtrusive.
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Actually it's technically an LCoS, not a DLP (which is why it's better). But in any case it's a projection TV and therefore not designed to be wall mounted. However, it's probably possible to put it on a shelf that's attached to the wall.
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Speakers aren't designed for wall mounting. Plug connections are on the back. You could put them on a shelf. You would need to come up with your own method to get them mounted to a wall.
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if you wanted to, you can hook only one camera. each camera works on a separate cannel. doesn't affect the system. you don't have any problem.
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Yes they aren't attached to your camera. They are on at all times by switch. They plug into the wall.
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Yes. Each camera comes with its own mounting bracket w/ wall anchors and screws.
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I personally didn´t do it because it was not my idea, but you can for sure. Cameras come with all material needed to mount them to the wall.
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This is not a stand alone camera. I have Lorex LH014501C4F already installed (I did install it myself but know of others that could not and had to hire someone to do it). With that said...installing this camera as a replacement to one already installed is simple. 2 cables (imposible to confuse as they are different shape) and a few screws to mount it to the wall. Best wishes
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Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the... » Read More Yes, you can mount it to a wall. It comes with a mounting bracket to which the bottom of the camera easy-twists into. The mounting bracket can affix to whatever surface and you can then lock the camera in. I have two cameras that are using the brackets in the upside down position. The reason that this position is best is that as if it sits as pictured, the camera can only rotate so far down towards the floor. The way to overcome this is to mount it sideways or upside down then the camera's own base doesn't get in the way. There is an "upside down" switch on the bottom of the camera for just this purpose which then flips the image so that it does not appear inverted in the monitor. « Show Less
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Screws hold cameras ! You will need to plug cameras into a 110 outlet ! It is a great thing to have on your house.
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I just looked at mine and I think you could use them to stand alone instead of mounting them. I think you'd have to put it up against a wall or something to support it so it doesn't tip over when full.