“Can I install camera outdoors high in outside concrete wall without opening holes in the wall, roof overhang, or eave. Camera attaches to the magnetized silver color round wall mount, but how is flat side of the magnetized wall mount attached to wall”
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You can also get a different mount the I use outside, It has a stalk (about 4 inch's tall) a screw in connection for the camera and holes in the base plate where you can screw it into the mounting surface. I have mounted to wood, hardy board and to bricks at different spots around the house. Look at their site for that outer mount. If you use a masonry bit you should be able to drill holes in the concrete and use wall anchors to allow the screws to bite.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's mounted with a screw but I'm sure you could use some type of strong adhesive
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.best bet is to attach with construction cement if you do not want to drill holes in concrete
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The cameras are magnetic and stick to magnetic concrete (gotta have a LOT of rebar in there). Since you probably don't have that, you have some choices: 1. Screw the plate to the wall using concrete screws. Drill a pilot hole first with a masonry bit. 2. Glue it to the wall. I can't tell you what the actual types of epoxies are that will do this, but Ace or TrueValue people can help you there. Play ball.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The wall mount is attached by screws.
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