#Motion sensor flood lights instructions how to#
#Motion sensor flood lights instructions install#

Disconnect the Floodlight's micro-USB cable from your camera.

In addition, the Outdoor Camera can be swiveled on the mount for optimal viewing.ĭeleting the Blink Floodlight Mount from your Blink systemįollow these instructions if you want to delete your Blink Floodlight Mount from the Blink app and continue to use the Outdoor (3rd Gen) camera attached to it. The light panels on the Floodlight Mount can be rotated up or down, as well as away from the Blink Outdoor (3rd Gen) camera, to provide maximum light coverage.

Use Live View in conjunction with physically adjusting the Floodlight Mount to optimize the viewing angle of the camera. Adjusting the Floodlight Mount after it's been installed To remove the Floodlight Mount from the mounting bracket, push the tab on the left side of the bracket away from you and slide the Floodlight Mount right. Once the bracket is mounted in a desired location, line up the Floodlight Mount with the right side of the bracket and slide it left over the bracket until it clicks into place.

The Mounting Bracket is designed for mounting on homes, trees, or fences.

The curved top part of this strip fits under the bottom of the siding panel.

A no-drill attachment strip for installing the bracket on vinyl siding.

Three, 1 1/2' Phillips head screws with wall anchors.

#Motion sensor flood lights instructions install#

Once you've attached your Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera to the Floodlight Mount, you are ready to install it anywhere around your home using the included mounting kit. You have now successfully installed your Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera onto the Floodlight Mount. Line up hole on the back of the camera to the swivel neck and snap it onto the mount. On the Blink app, a notification appears that your Floodlight Mount is connected, as well as added to your camera.ĥ. The Floodlight Mount self-configures when you plug the USB cable into your Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera. Ensure you have a tight seal on all sides. Firmly plug the Floodlight Mount's micro-USB cable into your Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera. Once the USB cover is fully removed, reattach the back cover back on your Outdoor Camera.Ĥ. This will ensure you have an optimal weather resistant seal between the Floodlight Mount's micro-USB cable and your camera. Detach the USB cover from the Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera's back cover.

#Motion sensor flood lights instructions how to#

Learn more about how to remove and attach the back cover on your Blink Outdoor Camera.ģ.

Remove the back cover from your Blink Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera. To avoid direct light exposure, do not look directly at the lights when this occurs.Ģ. The LED lights will flash brightly once the back cover is attached.

Once the batteries are installed, close the compartment and reattach the back cover. If your pull tab is missing or broken, ensure both positive and negative ends of each battery are clear of any coverings and reattempt installation. Twist to remove the back cover of the Floodlight Mount and press the side buttons on the battery lid to open the battery compartment. Installing the Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera to the Floodlight Mountġ. Note: Older Blink Outdoor camera models (XT and XT2) are not compatible with the Blink Floodlight Mount. To access or replace the batteries, dismount the device and twist the back cover open to access the battery compartment. Remove the pull tab in the battery compartment to activate power to the Floodlight Mount. Your Blink Floodlight Mount uses 4 alkaline D-cell batteries to operate and comes preinstalled in the mount. A Blink Outdoor (3rd Gen) Camera must be set up in your Blink account before attaching the camera to the mount. The following steps explain how to install your Blink Floodlight Mount.