I have a glass entry way. Can viewer be placed around corner so callers cannot see me.
457061
If the place you selected could be used as a peephole then you should be ok. With this product you can see them but they can't see you.
457062
Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I... » Read More Hello DonnaFirst off, they want see you at all, but you can see them clearly. Second, I can't really say about your mounting issue, because I don't know how your house is made. Now if you have at least 1 1/2-2 feet of wall on either side of your glass entry, you could mount it on either side. You just have to be sure you can still see who is at the door, if that is your purpose. I have half wood and half glass, and mines is mounted on the wood, beside the glass. It a contemporary style door, so they still can't see through the glass. That's why I purchased it, and I luv it. I hope I helped you with your answer, and hopefully your decision to purchase. You have a wonderful day. « Show Less
457063
No the unit works great , but that's a draw back it Has to be attached to the door on opposite sideof viewer
457064
No, It has to be hooked up in a direct line thru the door. My Agptec doesn't work it is a cheep produce that does not work.
457065
No it would not be the right product for that situation. I would suggest a remote camera with monitor. Will be more $$
457066
1st you can see them at the door,which has a peep hole that this hooks up on,they cannot see you,but now a full glass front door,everybody can see you,you need good battery's they take 4aa battery's, recharge batterys the best,
457067
From the camera to the screen has about a foot cable. One could mount it on any kind of wall that you could drill a hole in. BTW it works very well. Hope this helped
2230727
I think you can do this ,you will have to remove the one glass that goes in the back of the unit (it a small strip of glass)
1703101
On mine, only a little in one corner. Doesn't affect the viewing. I like the case and haven't had to replace the screen protector. Hope this helps.
845640
Yes! When you open the front door it's down on the lower left side. You need to enter a password to keep others from viewing it. It's only for the eyes of the beholder.
21381
No, not without fabricating it, to the unit. Small children? All I can come up with is, a portable barrier, bar, screen, glass etc. Anything that could be a permanent fixture? I'm drawing blanks?Sorry and best of luck.
514617
There must be a way since it's always been across the top of my screen. Now I'm curious to see if I can turn it off.
242052
Yes, but not much. If you are close to the screen, you can see through, but farther away it becomes difficult. I actually like that because I can see out, but pedestrians who are further away cannot see in very much.
2174096
Yes in the setting options menu. Or you can just turn it off and on when you want to view the area.
823217
Yes. Someone directly behind you would be able to see the screen. If they couldn't, you wouldn't be able to see the screen either. It blacks out the view of the screen when being viewed from a side angle.
2095214
you can mount close to the corner and if your TV is big enough it could hide the mounting plate the arms that swivel can really move!
928263
I have mine in a corner, I put it flat on the wall or angle out for any viewing
1089490
No there is not, but it's hidden if you put it in a corner as it is intended.
1010870
Since I live in an area where nobody looks anything, I cannot answer your question. I have two of them for two years and love them and they are not locked.
201810
Anyone ever install infront (outside of house) of the sliding door. Where your sliding screen would be. This would allow your glass sliding door to shut as normal. I picture adding my own brush sweep along the vertical edge to help with air lose. Comments and pictures would be helpful.
1037317
I have not looked into that, but it could be possible with some bracket modification. however you're reception may be less than desirable if the ac unit is blocking.
769162
You should be able to hide/mount device. The round "ears" do flip up and that is how the reception is sent and received. I have mine sitting on the wall mount arm behind a 19inch flat screen so it cannot be seen. It works great and its upstairs while the transmitter is downstairs. The ears rotate, raise and lower to gain optimal reception.
375235
Yes. You need a bit of room on either side of the closure (door/frame) for the metal plate. If there is wood-trim too close to the edge it will be slightly loose but still effective. The idea is to prevent casual entry, to make noise if tampered with, and to slow down a thief while the alarm is ringing. Most thieves want to be in and out in minutes and this adds another problem to their navigation.