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Yea, just don't know the type yet

I sent them a message. Just waiting on a reply now

Ok, I'm convinced now lol. I was able to get in touch with the sales rep of the company that ran the cat6 during the build process and was told they can run the wire after closing. Unfortunately, they pitch it as a bundle only(wires, cables, 1 camera) for each spot, at a cost of $420 + tax...

I was going to use battery powered with solar panel for charging.

Sorry, should have clarified that my doorbell cam is hard wired. The powerline adapter would have been perfect if we had sockets under the soffit or nearby but unfortunately we do not. I didn't realize that the wifi cams were that unreliable so I will definitely have to think of something to...

Thanks for this! We do have 1 doorbell cam that comes standard. I'm not a big fan of wireless cams on the exterior but it may be easier to just install some of those instead of adding more cat6 in other areas.

Thanks! I definitely plan to add more cams once I move in, I just regret not getting the exterior wired with more in the the first place.

Well that's a bummer. Didn't think about spiders up there . Going to be our first time owning a home so i'm sure this is going to be fun. My colleagues at work tell me daily how things rarely break and if it does it is usually very cheap to fix it. :)

Yea,I definitely complained when I saw the single gang up there but they told me it was standard for all of their homes. Smh

Thanks for the tips everyone! I appreciate it. I'm glad to know that there is an adapter that will go over that single gang junction box. That will make things easier. I'm kind of split on if I would use a single cable tray or just have the cat6 exposed. I guess there are pros and cons for each.

Hello Everyone, My wife and I will be closing on our new home at the end of this month and I am currently making plans to mount security cams around the house. During the design meeting with the builder, we prewired the exterior of the home for 2 security cams (1 in the front next to the garage...