Installation Tips For Outdoor Wired WiFi Security Cameras

Today, I'll show you some tips when you are installing your Outdoor Wired Wifi Cameras. There are several issues that I'll be addressing in this video like hiding your connections, securing the wiring and lastly, making sure that the power adapter will fit in your power outlet and in the end, your installation will be more "professionally" installed.

Products used in this video - (Paid Links)

Round Junction Box Mounting: (local hardware stores should have these also)

Cable Management:

00:00 Introduction
00:47 Issues when installing wired cameras
01:31 Use Round Junction Box
04:17 Cable Management
04:36 Power Strip Box

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[urvermin]

you're the only that made a video for people that can't run cable through the walls but want POE .. thank you

[charliejohn]

I just bought my first security camera with cable and your video gave me hope that I can install it the correct way. Thanks👍

[michaelnardoni]

LH you do some of the most detailed reviews and tip videos on the subject of Security cameras.
Great job!

[Rockaland]

That last part with that big outdoor grey box is exactly what I've been looking for.. great install tip video and Merry Christmas !

[rforgaard]

Your WiFi outdoor camera videos are awesome. I've watched several of them now. Super detailed and informative and complete, but scripted and professional, so you don't waste the viewer's time. So great. I am now a happy subscriber to your excellent videos. Thank you for doing this!

[rjk]

I've been watching you for so long. you are seriously the best YouTuber for camera and doorbells and other tech gear. I have a recessed box and Reolink 822 will not mount directly to a standard box. I simply do not understand why Reolink would not allow their cameras to mount directly to a standard exterior box. its quite silly. However, with your method here, I can mount the Reolink to my existing box. thank you!

[patalexander]

Thinking about a security camera installation; you did a great job here on how to do that! Confidence now. Thanks!

[lpsbmry]

How does this have so few likes and views? Dude, your tips are top notch. Insanely helpful!

[frankgrunder]

Thanks for all your informative posts this year. Just like last year it was very helpful. Hope to see more next year... Stay save 👍

[clancuthbertson]

This is a great video. I have a Tonton ptz IP exterior camera that has the same challenges plus I have double brick for my exterior wall. I want to install on a second floor wall and might follow this process except that I will drill a hole through the box into the room to access interior power. Then I can seal with caulking and apply a cable plate to the inside wall. This way I have full access to the three cable ends for ethernet, power, and the reset button. Thanks for posting this helpful tutorial!

[rodrobinson]

Great information!! Thanks for all the information you provide. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. Looking forward to more videos in the coming year.

[andrewh]

great video...thank you! just gave me several ideas for how to get around my issues...keep up the great work! ur awesome!

[sixpackbinky]

Another informative and creative problem solver! Thank you!

[michellepatterson]

Wow thanks for this very informative video and links, I just purchased my second security camera and this is going to help a great deal and will look more professional. 😎

[Powerpacker]

Your a lifesaver bro, ive been thinking about how i solve these issues. Now its work well done.

[bubbatennessee]

Thanks for the tips bro, I opted to buy the aluminum can and cover at lowers, a little cheaper than the plastic ones, and even better, they are pre-painted white, matches my white cameras better.

[NandoP]

Thanks for this video! It's exactly what I was looking for

[VashoneHudgins]

Great tips! Ill be using every one of these for my install!

[nightshade]

Don’t put the power source on the outside of the house. It’s easy to scope out a location and simply unplug it.

[sovandarachea]

Very brilliant ideas! I have never thought of that