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Choose a good spot.
Avoid direct sunlight.
Nest Cam Outdoor is designed to operate
between –4° and 104°F (–20° to 40°C).
If it gets hotter or colder, image quality may
be affected.
Keep it in range of your router.
Make sure to pick a place within range of
your network. Thick or insulated walls can
greatly reduce the strength of your Wi-Fi
signal even if your router is close by, so you
should try streaming video before you
mount your camera.
Learn more at nest.com/wifihelp
Consider the surroundings.
Is a post, plant or porch light blocking the
view? It might throw off exposure, focus
or Night Vision. If you start noticing glare,
adjust the camera so the horizon is out
of frame.
Place it up high.
But not too high. We find 7 to 10 feet above
the ground, tilted downward, is best – close
enough to see someone’s face and talk with
them through the camera. Check the video
in the Nest app to make sure Nest Cam is
seeing what you want to see.
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