recommended mount for driveway cam
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SpacemanSpiff
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If you're against putting holes in the brick/mortar joints, I'd make a bracket that would attach to the wood and come out and around to the brick surface (pic #3). It would appear to be mounted to the brick face, but not.
You'll have the camera wiring harness to contend with, so it would need a mount box. Where's the Ethernet cable coming from?
You'll have the camera wiring harness to contend with, so it would need a mount box. Where's the Ethernet cable coming from?
Thanks for the response. Ethernet coming up from the right on the other side of that 2x4. I would prefer not to drill into brick; however, I think I will hire an electrician for this one, and if he is adamant I might acquiesce.
Are you going to run some conduit for the ethernet? If not, UV and weather exposure could cause some problems for you in the long term.
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Hi @gawws
I really do like mounting boxes ..
Dahua PFA-121 / PFA-122 currently is my preferred junction box as the bases are the same .. just the lid is different.
( btw Lorex carries those, and with their black friday deal you may find they to be the most cost effective .. otherwise I would try Andy .. )
( update: I would use this if you are running conduit .. )
Also the Dahua PFB203W /PFB204W wall mounts are good - remember to check which one you need.
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SpacemanSpiff
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At the least you'll need it to hide the camera wiring harness. Also you said you intend to bring the Ethernet cable in via conduit, so it makes sense to transition from EMT/liquid tight to the mount box
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