A Better Reolink RLC-823S2 Camera Mount
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A Reolink camera mount for angled roof eaves.
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This project was meant to replace the mount for the RLC-823S2 camera in the strait down, hanging configuration. Reolink's transformer mount is awesome, but didn't accommodate a severely angled eave. I found that when hanging from a sloped eave there was not enough adjustment to get the camera plumb. So, I designed this one with a ball and socket that can accommodate a sloped roof. The base and ceiling mount lock the post in place when tightened down. Also, included is an extension that can be used. I used the extension to drop one of my cams even further to clear a downspout.
Use the small screws that came with the mount (they will self tap) to hold the camera at the end of the post. For the ceiling mount, you might get away with using the included screws. In my case, I used longer screws with a hex head. I also painted my mount for extra UV protection and to match the color of my eaves. Hope this helps someone out.This project was meant to replace the mount for the RLC-823S2 camera in the strait down, hanging configuration. Reolink's transformer mount is awesome, but didn't accommodate a severely angled eave. I found that when hanging from a sloped eave there was not enough adjustment to get the camera plumb.
So, I designed this one with a ball and socket that can accommodate a sloped roof. The base and ceiling mount lock the post in place when tightened down. Also, included is an extension that can be used. I used the extension to drop one of my cams even further to clear a downspout. Use the small screws that came with the mount (they will self tap) to hold the camera at the end of the post. For the ceiling mount, you might get away with using the included screws. In my case, I used longer screws with a hex head. I also painted my mount for extra UV protection and to match the color of my eaves. Hope this helps someone out.