1. Drill the holes for the mounting plate

Before drilling, ensure the area is free of embedded pipes and electrical cables. Adhere to all local regulations. After reading the installation advice and choosing the best location for the camera:

• Position the mounting plate in the desired location
• Mark the locations of the holes using a pencil
• Drill the holes using a 5mm bit
• Insert the wall plugs into the holes

Warning! Connect the mounting plate to the electrical connection before attaching it to the wall.

2. Connecting the power supply to the mounting plate

Take the mounting plate to the electrical feed line:

• Disengage the electrical feed line
• Prepare the electrical wires
• Identify the left part of the terminal on the mounting plate, marked with an alternating current symbol (a wave)
• Connect the blue wire (neutral) to the N terminal
• Connect the brown wire (live) to the L terminal
• The earth wire (ground) is not needed

3. Attach the mounting plate

Once step 2 is complete:

• Arrange the cabling behind the mounting plate to allow the plate to sit flush with the wall
• Use a crosshead screwdriver to attach the mounting plate to the wall using the supplied screws

4. Attach the camera

• Clip the camera onto the mounting plate
• Now secure the camera using the screw on the lower part of the mounting plate with the supplied Allen key

5. Reconnect the power

Your camera is now installed and you can restore power to the electrical panel. After a few seconds:

• The camera will start and emit a beep
• The LED on the front will turn blue, then begin to flash

1. Drill the holes for the mounting plate

Before drilling, ensure the area is free of embedded pipes and electrical cables. Adhere to all local regulations. After reading the installation advice and choosing the best location for the camera, taking your existing light into account:

• Position the mounting plate in the desired location
• Mark the locations of the holes using a pencil
• Drill the holes using a 5mm bit
• Insert the wall plugs into the holes

Warning! Connect the mounting plate to the electrical connection before attaching it to the wall.

2. Connecting the power supply to the mounting plate

First step: Connecting the camera power supply

• Remove your existing light by unplugging its power supply
• Disengage the electrical wires to prepare the cabling
• Ready an outdoor electrical cable
• Attach it to the wires you just disengaged (you can use a terminal or connector block to make the connection) and then direct it towards the camera mounting plate
• Identify the left part of the mounting plate terminal block marked by an alternating current symbol (a wave)
• Connect the blue wire (neutral) to the N terminal
• Connect the brown wire (Live) to the L terminal
• The earth wire (ground) is not needed

Second step: Light control

To control your light, you need to connect it to your camera mounting plate:

• Ready a second outdoor electrical cable of the same length as the first
• Identify the right section of the camera mounting plate marked by a lightbulb symbol
• Connect the blue wire (neutral) to the N terminal
• Connect the brown wire (Live) to the L terminal
• The earth wire (ground) is not needed
• Then direct the cable towards your light and connect it to the light in order to control it

Third step: Finishing and securing the wiring

Your mounting plate should now have two electrical cables connected:

• One for the power supply
• The other for controlling your light

You can now:

• Return your light to its original location
• Reconnect the earth wire if it was disconnected
• Protect the two cables connecting the light to the camera with a casing or cable clips fixed to the wall

3. Attach the mounting plate

Once step 2 is complete:

• Arrange the cabling behind the mounting plate to allow the plate to sit flush with the wall
• Use a crosshead screwdriver to attach the mounting plate to the wall using the supplied screws

4. Attach the camera

• Clip the camera onto the mounting plate
• Now secure the camera using the screw on the lower part of the mounting plate with the supplied Allen key

5. Reconnect the power

Your camera is now installed and you can restore power to the electrical panel. After a few seconds:

• The camera will start and emit a beep
• The LED on the front will turn blue, then begin to flash
• Your light will switch on, showing it is properly connected

1. Drill the holes for the mounting plate

Before drilling, ensure the area is free of embedded pipes and electrical cables. Adhere to all local regulations. After reading the installation advice and choosing the best location for the camera, taking your existing light into account:

• Position the mounting plate in the desired location
• Mark the locations of the holes using a pencil
• Drill the holes using a 5mm bit
• Insert the wall plugs into the holes

Warning! Connect the mounting plate to the electrical connection before attaching it to the wall.

2. Connecting the power supply to the mounting plate

Take the mounting plate and the appropriate electrical cable:

• Identify the left part of the terminal on the mounting plate, marked with an alternating current symbol (a wave)
• Connect the blue wire (neutral) to the N terminal
• Connect the brown wire (live) to the L terminal
• The earth wire (ground) is not needed

3. Attach the mounting plate

Once step 2 is complete:

• Arrange the cabling behind the mounting plate to allow the plate to sit flush with the wall
• Use a crosshead screwdriver to attach the mounting plate to the wall using the supplied screws

4. Attach the camera

• Clip the camera onto the mounting plate
• Now secure the camera using the screw on the lower part of the mounting plate with the supplied Allen key

5. Plug in the camera

Your camera is now installed and you can restore power to the electrical panel. After a few seconds:

• The camera will start and emit a beep
• The LED on the front will turn blue, then begin to flash