Most installations go sideways for one of a handful of reasons. These are the parts that fix them.
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Sloped soffit — a camera mounted flat on an angled soffit aims at the ground. The universal soffit wedge, made to order from 8° to 45°, gives it a level surface.
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Nothing flat to mount on — the outside corner mount fastens to a square 90° building corner and presents a 4-inch junction-box-style fixture interface there.
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Exposed junction box — an exposed junction box cover surrounds a surface-mounted box for a finished look. Decorative; it helps shield the box from direct rain and sunlight but does not seal the installation.
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Obstruction next to the box — the 2-inch offset adapter shifts a fixture clear of a downspout or trim, with three offset directions available from the same box.
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Overhang blocking the view — a soffit drop extension lowers the fixture below the soffit plane, in 100, 150, or 200 mm lengths.
Made-to-order items — the wedge and the extension — are produced in your selected configuration, so allow additional production time and note that returns are not accepted on those.
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