RingWall Mount for Cameras and Solar Panels - White

The Ring Wall Mount for Cameras and Solar Panels is exactly what I needed to better position my Ring camera and solar panel. The quality of the mount is fantastic – it’s made from durable materials that hold everything in place securely. I love how sturdy it feels, and I have full confidence that my devices are safely mounted.The installation was simple and straightforward. The instructions were easy to follow, and all the necessary hardware was included in the box. I was able to set it up in just a few minutes without any hassle. The adjustable design makes it easy to get the perfect angle for my camera and solar panel, ensuring they capture the best view and stay charged efficiently.The white color blends in seamlessly with the exterior of my home, making it look clean and neat. It’s a perfect fit for the Ring cameras and solar panels and works exactly as expected. Whether it’s for camera security or ensuring optimal solar panel performance, this wall mount delivers.Overall, this mount is a great addition to my Ring system and is highly effective for its purpose. If you’re looking for a secure, reliable, and easy-to-install mount for your Ring devices, I highly recommend this one!

Easy to install. Works with both the Ring Stickup Cam 3rd Generation and the Ring Stickup Cam Pro. The only thing you should be aware of is that the 3rd generation camera uses the adapter that comes with the mount. For the Pro, you have to use the base of the Pro to mount that came with your Pro to attach the Pro to the solar mount.The design is simple but there is one flaw that isnt really a concern. When you have the 3rd generation stick up cam there is a place for a screw if you take out a rubber plug at the base of the camera stand base. You should be able to align the hole with one that is on the adapter that comes with the product but the pre drilled holes dont line up. The product works perfectly fine without it but it would be nice if the design flaw is fixed, so it is harder to knock the camera from the mount on accident.Would be nice if it had picture instructions, i had the black adapter backwards for the first 5 min confused how it was gonna work till i flipped it around and saw the word "TOP".

If you have the ring outdoor camera and a solar panel you need this. You can clean up the wires from the solar panel and tuck them into this bracket nice and neat. Then when you attach the ring camera to it, it becomes a self contained unit and you can just hang it anywhere. Super easy to set up and no more trying to keep the dang cord from looking bad anymore.

We use this to monitor our driveway. Many of our deliveries are left at our garage doors. This is perfect and has a large view area. I have a picture to load but it wouldn't allow me to load it?

Purchased this mount to easily install an outdoor camera and solar panel without having to drill additional holes for mounting each unit separately, due to the mounting surface is stuccoed cinder block. The downside is the mount limits placement options to achieve the desired angles for the camera and panel without interfering with either operation. Not wanting to drill holes through the stucco/cinder block, I placed the mount on the faceplate of one of the outside wall lights. To make this mount work, I did have to reverse the ball mount for the camera and turn the panel attachment bracket sideways. This facilitated achieving the desired angles without interference to either the camera, or the panel.Further, I followed the advice I read in one of this product reviews and drilled holes in the posts to pass through the power cord from the panel to the camera. This certainly cleaned up the appearance of the installation. The mount works well and I now have camera coverage for what was a significant blind spot around our home!

Ring has published images of its solar camera wall mount without the 13 foot cord attached to the exterior—which of course is a more aesthetic install.I wondered how they did it since almost all the photos of user installs have the cord attached to the mount’s exterior.A number of reviewers have drilled holes in the mount to allow the cord to be inserted in the hollow diagonal tube. Some users have even cut and reattached the cord to allow smaller holes to be drilled.But in fact it’s possible to insert the cord in the hollow diagonal tube WITHOUT DRILLING ANY HOLES.Here’s how to do it.Note that there is a notch at the top of the opening to the diagonal tube—please see the attached photo.The notch allows the cord to extend out of the hollow diagonal tube for its attachment to the solar panel and to plug the cable into the camera.So before you attach the mount to the wall….1. Fold the cord and insert it into the hollow diagonal tube from the opening on the back of the mount, shown in the attached photos.2. Adjust the cord so there is just enough length outside to reach the solar panel and camera, leaving slight slack to allow for camera and solar panel adjustment.3. Attach the solar panel to the mount.3. Attach the mount to the wall.4. Attach the camera to the mount.Instead of 13 feet, there will be only a few inches of the cord outside the hollow tube. You can use a zip tie for an even cleaner install. Please see the attached photo.The overall aethetics are good, and it wasn’t necessary to compromise the integrity of the wall mount by drilling large holes in the diagonal tube.All in all, this combined solar panel/camera mount allows for a more attractive and overall better install, assuming that you are able to mount the camera and solar panel together.

Perfect for ring system . Sturdy and looks great.