Can be installed on a roof? if the weather in summer reach 47 C degrees?
1190867
The brackets provided with the camera allow for mounting on the side of a house (vertical) on the under hang of the roof or ceiling (Soffit, horizontal) A support could be made to roof mount. 47C (or 116.6 F) would not be a remarkable summer temperature in the summer sun in the U.S. My camera is mounted on a west facing exposure and gets considerable heat (I haven't measured.) It functioned as expected last summer.
591547
We have this on top of a roof probably 25 feet of it just sitting on a tin roof. This is in Minnesota and the temperatures for sure have reached well below -15 and it still works. There is no mention on the box what temperatures it can handle.
1070152
Yes...this can be mounted under eave....It does have a photo cell "dusk till dawn" to go along with motion sensor.This unit sticks out a ways...so if anything slides down the roof...ice, snow, ect. might clip the lights
389262
Yes, if under an overhang or something. Cannot be directly exposed to rain.
1193304
Yes, the temperature probably should be above about 50 degrees. Higher would be better. I installed mine when the outside temperature was about 80. They are real well stuck.
1747769
Not easily. It is a good question, though, because the roof will not stand up to large quantities of snow. I don't have to worry about that here in Seattle but you might if you live in other parts of the country.
861207
Yes, the TOP gets very hot. I would guess you would need at least 18 inches of clearance to use it under an outside roof without doing some damage.
120804
Yes. You can mount on west side roof. My house has roof on both south on west but still I mounted on west side because west side works even better for attics because fan runs till late afternoon when attic is the hottest. If you face south it will work more effectively during noon and early afternoon but will not be so effective the late afternoon/early evening when sun is to the west side. Your attic is not extremely hot until noon or later so why waste solar energy during that time.
963510
I wouldn't use it in the summer. It has just enough insulation to make you hot in the summer.
271539
No. The inside unit is not built for the outside weather. You need he outside module for that.
2045193
I would not. The base get hot and should have some ventilation. Unless your application is outdoors then it should be ok.
1752781
That's a difficult question. In an urban area-probably. In a rural area-probably not.I know this isn't what you wanted to hear but in a structure that moves around there are too many variables. My suggestion- Spring for the roof mount.
2110776
I have it under a lean to roof that we hang out in, not exposed to full sun or rain, thanks
1351907
I am not sure. Ours is in Maine on a deck in direct sun and held up well this summer but might be different for you with intense heat.
97619
If you mount the units under the panels then they'll be in constant shade as well that section of roof. Unless you live in Death Valley you should be okay.
1937558
I did mine in the summer, but I think I remember the instructions say above 55 or maybe between 55 and 85 degrees. I would not try below 55 in any case.
637387
I don't see why not, maybe not in extreme weather conditions such as heat or freezing rain or snow.