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I tried, bricked the camera.

Lowered price to $99 for quick sale.

I have an Empiretech IPC B52IR Z12E S2 that I bought refurbished from Andy in January of this year. The camera worked great for testing LPR, although I decided against having LPR cameras long-term. I did apply paint to the camera to match my house but have since removed the paint. In removing...

Sure, if you have information on the specific junction box you are using that would help. It would like need to be a 2 piece printed part but that isn't a problem.

Can you just tape / glue a card in place?

Pretty much, I'm just using the rear conduit opening, but I could modify it for side if needed. I have started painting them to match my stucco, and also have small caps for when it's not in use.

I get that, the mount is pretty flimsy and oddly shaped. I adapt all my cameras to a 4" junction box, then design / 3d print a sleeve that goes over it. Mainly so I don't have to keep putting holes in my walls. I made one for the FCD600, if it solves a problem for you I'm happy to make some...

Well the vertical is almost twice as much, the 4k-t180 is very narrow. I don't tink the tioc version warrants the price, it's essentially no better than a reolink duo or annke fcd800/600. If you have the need for IR / extreme FOV, I suggest considering the extremely cheap at the moment fcd600...

as someone who has color4k T and T180 cameras, the CX410 is not bad at all for night performance and works fine with frigate. The CX810 is still on a 1/8" sensor so I suspect this will be a step backwards. the reolink nvr's have an intuitive interface and work well, and the mobile app is pretty...