“Is there a way to route the wire internally? Or does the wire have to hang down the side?”

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• I drilled a hole in the garage wall (7/8" diameter), went through the wall and routed the wire to a plug inside. Filled the hole with caulk and may paint it soon even though the color mismatch isn't terribly noticeable. See pic.

  Answered by twelton 8 years ago

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• Camera needs a household 110 volt receptacle to plug into. So wherever you plan to mount the camera. Make sure it is by a plug. The camera comes with plenty of cord.

  Answered by Jaypo 8 years ago

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• Sure, I used an existing hole from my prior, analog security camera. The USB plug/connector is not too big, you don't need to drill a huge hole. Then, I plugged it into an inside outlet, out of sight.

  Answered by BinTexas 8 years ago

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• You just have to connect the wire to a power outlet. You just have to drill a hole in your house and run the wire out to the Nest Cam.

  Answered by Mike 9 years ago

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