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Eufy Camera Custom Housing

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Camera Housing
Camera Housing
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Description

Designed for this camera.

 

I made a custom housing for my Eufy Indoor Cam Pan and Tilt so that I could use it for my printer. I didn't want the pan/tilt features or the speaker/microphone enabled because these aren't the most secure cameras. I removed all those things and made a smaller stationary housing. All the wifi, streaming, notifications and homebase storage functionality still works. 

 

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To remove the camera sensor and usb charging board you'll need the following:

  • Phillips terminal driver and a small pry tool:
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  • Remove bottom screw (1) and pry bottom off (2):
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  • Remove 2 phillips screws (3) for usb charging board and save them for later. Remove the two smaller screws (4) holding the housing together:
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  • Pry the housing apart (5):
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  • Unplug the 3 connectors (6) for the motors and speaker. Remove the 4 screws (7) holding on the camera board:
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  • Trim back the pins (8) that make the connection to the microphone / IR board. Make sure they're shorter than the black plastic thingy (9) on the camera board.
  • Discard all other parts
  • Install the main camera board into the front cover of the new housing, making sure to align the SD card slot. The board will seat on the pins.
  • Install the usb charger board into the back cover using the 2 phillips screws you removed from the original housing.
  • Snap the front and back covers together, making sure they go on straight and the pins mate properly. Snap the camera into your choice of stand.

Done.  Enjoy!

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