Thank you for the replies yesterday about my drill. I think I’m going to get a cheap corded SDS drill and some big bits. This is what I need to feed through the wall and there is no way to detach the cable from the camera and feed it the other way. I know it needs to be weather shielded, but this is a mad amount of connectors!

  • Gojimbo@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    Your local hardware store may rent you an SDS drill for the day if you don’t need one day to day

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    4 months ago

    Another option is to mount a junction box (like this) outside. Just run the ethernet cable through the wall, instead of the camera’s pigtail. This is a more future-proof method as you can change cameras without disrurbing the sealed wall penetration.

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      4 months ago

      That’s a good call. I wasn’t sure on the cable seals and fitting all the wire through it and still being snug on the small cable.

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    4 months ago

    Not sure which model this is, if it is the poe version, you only need to connect the ethernet cable, it will also power the camera.

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      4 months ago

      That’s what I’m doing, but the lot of it still needs to feed through. And the biggest bit is the rj45 bit anyway

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        4 months ago

        This is a mistake. Get another camera you just need to attach to wall or one that takes micro USB for power.