“Can this camera be mounted where a flood light is mounted? Will it work upside down?”

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• You can reverse the image so it can record upside down. You would want to make sure no water can get into the power port though.

  Answered by CamGuy 3 years ago

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• Yes and of course 180 degrees

  Answered by Jonnie69 3 years ago

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• Yes, you can. However, Nest Cam (Battery) should be placed between 1.8 and 2 m (6 and 6.5 ft) high for optional detection. If you plan to mount your camera higher than 2 m (6.5 ft) above the ground, you'll need to purchase a Made For Google mount accessory. Also, if you need to mount your Nest Cam (Battery) on a ceiling or overhang, or at an odd angle to get the view you want, you can adjust the video so that it's right side up. In many cases, you can simply turn or twist the camera. If that’s not possible, you can flip the video 180 degrees with the Home app.

  Answered by Nest Support 3 years ago

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