One thing you can’t argue, they are sometimes slow to respond. And they get confused sometimes and keep showing they are busy when you try to investigate an alert. They also do not populate the thumbnails (alerts) in a timely manner. I have a hub not even 5 ft from a Gen4 cam on my front porch. I can get an alert of activity (a racoon, cat, possum) and it won’t always show up in a timely manner. Doesn’t happen all the time, just enough to be annoying. I have 1 gen4, but many gen 3’s. Some on solar power, others batteries. These cameras are best used for when you taking a trip and you want to just stick them around your house to keep an eye on things. Then when you come home, just pop out the batteries and wait till you need’em again. I’ve been using these cameras since they first came out. Though they are great for what I mentioned above, even ok for outdoor pet (i.e., feral cat condo monitor) use, I would not depend on them when the chips are down.
Any recommendations used for an adhesive for a brick home that would hold these securely? I do not want to drill holes in the house so looking for the best alternative. Thanks!
Attach to the eave? That should be wood.
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Thanks, I could see about hanging it from there. 