New definition for 'weather-resistant'
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2024 | Rating: 5/5 | Best Sellers in Amazon Devices & Accessories
ok i have had these cameras for almost a year i live on a salt marsh off the intracoastal waterway which is a harsh environment not only because of the salt air but also because of squirrels and raccoons that love to mess with the camerasone of my cameras is set up to watch my dock which extends out across the marsh this location is subject to frequent flooding during noreasters or other offshore storm events during the last week or so the area experienced day after day of flood tides and rain during this time a raccoon knocked the camera watching the dock off its mount into the marsh once this happened the blink app showed the camera as offline and i was unable to find it several super high tide cycles made for knee deep water where the camera fell in a couple of days later i got a motion notification and clip from the camera showing that it was facing up and in the marsh vegetation shortly thereafter it went offline again i made several efforts to find it with no luck yesterday about a week after it went in the water it sent me another notification and clip which sent me back on the hunt this time i  found it about 50 from where it had fallen in as if it was grateful to be found it sent me a notification and a clip as i picked it up i cleaned the dirt off it dried it off opened it up and found it totally dry inside today the next day it is working fine and will go back on its mounti think a week in the salt marsh flooded twice a day and surviving is a pretty good testimonial for something claiming to be weather resistant five starsnow how to make it raccoon resistantby the way be careful if you are thinking about mounting a camera in a tree squirrels chewed on one i mounted on a large hickory tree and kept reaiming it to the point i had to put it somewhere else