WUUK 4MP/2.5K Indoor Security Camera Window Mount
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Description
Window mount for the WUUK 4MP/2.5K Indoor Security Camera — lets you attach the camera directly to a window using double-sided tape instead of the stock stand.
Two versions are included for different double-sided tape thicknesses: 1.1mm and 2mm. Pick the STL that matches your tape.
Disassembling the stock stand:
- Using a razor or a spudger, carefully remove the black faceplate off the camera. It's attached with double-sided adhesive tape and comes off easily to reveal a screw hole.
- Use a thin Phillips head screwdriver (I used one with a 2mm diameter) to remove the hidden screw.
- The base should now release. If it doesn't, try giving the camera a gentle squeeze.
- Once the base is free, remove the 4 rubber pads to reveal 4 screws.
- Remove the 4 screws and take off the base plate.
- Remove the metal weights and magnet.
- Push on the metal ball head and the plastic/rubber insert will pop out.
- Put the metal ball head into the camera body, reinstall the screw, and reinstall the faceplate.
Mounting to your window:
- Clean the window surface thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and let it dry.
- Apply the double-sided tape to the back of the printed mount, then press firmly onto the window for at least 30 seconds.
- Wait for the adhesive to fully cure (check your tape's instructions — usually 24 hours) before attaching the camera.
- Push the camera in from the rear until the camera is touching the window and the ball head is in its slot.
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