What part of the camera wires/box need to be outside and what parts inside? I have to drill a hole so is it the white cord directly from the cam?
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Both can be outdoors but you can separate the box from the camera so you can feed just the cable through a hole. Do this from the box and not the back of the camera. There is a small wheel that will unthread it and then you pull straight out. Don't try to turn the whole cable or you will break it. It pulls straight out after you unscrew the little threaded wheel.
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Thanks for checking with us. First, the NC-336W is upgraded with POE and Wi-Fi. And we would like to emphasize that the most typical installation would not have any holes through the wall, as the camera would be used wireless (Wifi) and power would be provided by the included AC adapter plugged into an outdoor power outlet that is within 10 - 12 ft of the camera location, with a weatherproof cover for your AC outlet. So in this most common scenario, everything is outside, with no holes drilled in the wall and nothing inside. Next, if you choose to keep the AC adapter inside, you'd need only a really tiny hole to feed the very thin AC adapter wire through the hole. Another possibility is to skip the AC adapter and use a Cat5e wire and power the camera using PoE (power over Ethernet), if you have a PoE injector such as the $30 Dlink DWL-P200 or similar. In this case, the size of the hole for the wire depends on whether you are using Cat5e wire with connectors already on it, in which case the hole has to be big enough to accommodate the connector, or if you will add your own network connector to the Cat5e wire, in which case the hole just has to accommodate the network cable, which can be very thin depending on what type you get, for example 1 / 4". Finally, there is a fourth method that you can choose for mounting, and that is with the camera outside and the connection box inside, and in that case the hole would need to be 3 / 4" in order to accommodate the connector for the cable from the camera to the connection box. Again we would like to emphasize that you can choose your mounting method based on your requirements, and by far the most common way to use the camera would require no drilling through the wall at all.
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From what I remember(i installed this camera several months ago), everything is included(mounting brackets/s, screws) EXCEPT an external housing unit(if you are installing this camera outside). Otherwise, if you are installing this camera inside, everything is included that is needed to install this camera and get it up and running for inside use. Other than the dvr and cables, obviously.Just follow the instructions, and you should be just fine. Hope this helps.
1957377
The camera is "Wireless". The only wire is the power wire to the backup lights.
1101548
Run the wire Down . The frame rail and up the fire wall into one of the knock out holes and up dash you get power for cam from rev light wire tie into it , if the cable is not long enough get a RCA cable to length needed use heat shrink over the connection to keep clean of all water and dirt ect. ...
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HiWell im not sure because is located outside but under roof anyway think yes the camera is builded sealedHope my answer help youGreat day
90126
It's a standard round plug. You can probably get one at radio shack. Why not just splice a section of wire in between the plug and the adapter they give you or buy a spare adapter from Foscam and do the splice?
340113
there is no white part...you just screw the gopro housing onto the pole with the long screw, the nut is attached on the pole already!
986715
3 screws directly through base of camera, recommend getting screws 1/2 inch longer than what is given. A hole about 1.25 inches is required into wall or eave to run wires into house, hole will be hidden by base of camera and no wires will be visible. There is room under base to insulate. No separate bracket needed.
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Everything you need is in the box. We have six of this model camera and have never had any problems with them. The indoor mount is fairly light weight but more than adequate. We have purchased the extension power cord for a couple of the cameras to accommodate our needs. I have also broken an antenna on an outdoor model and purchased a replacement direct from Foscam in Houston. The first time you set one up can be daunting but they're provide on their website excellent instructional videos and great phone assistance if needed.
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It has an AC adapter. You would use it outside by plugging that into a weatherproof receptacle (outlet with a plastic hood, for example). The cable entry points to the camera itself (power and wired Ethernet--the latter is optional) are provided with sealed grommets.
334005
You need to mount the camera to an electrical box. A plastic one or all weather box.
1655862
Yes, I removed the bracket from the cam and used velcro to attach to base of case. Also you have to drill a hole bid enough for the cable end to slide through the case being careful not to damage the lock tabs. If you are going to use outdoors I suggest you use a good grade silcone at the cable to keep moisture out of the case.
166018
Baically, all you'll need is a screwdriver and cable straps or clips to secure the wires to the wall from the cameras to the DVR. You may also need a drill if the camera is to be mounted on a concrete surface. The camera came with screws for surface mounting.
2245880
Yes, there is a small white wire coming out the back. You can always add a thicker wire if you want. These cameras look like the real thing.
285664
dun be disheartened that it is wired. For wireless cameras, you will still need power wires for their continual power supply or each cam. I doubt you wanna reply on rechargeable battery packs for each cam?Installation with wire rising up from wall plug, may turn out uglier than this 2(video+power)-in-1 cable system, that usually runs from the DVR set area, and ALONGSIDE the ceiling edges, or HIDDEN above the false/board ceiling. This is a nice set with versatile settings and customisation. My 3rd Zmodo set.
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I drilled one hole for the camera cable, and drilled 4 holes using self drilling screws to hold the camera. You could use 2 sided tape to hold the camera. You might want to use screws to mount the included camera mount to a larger piece of metal, then use two sided tape or some other kind of adhesive to mount the larger piece of metal to the trailer.
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I think the diameter of hole you need should be around 1.2'' to feed the power /data cable. The power/data cable can not be detachable from the camera side.