12 W Solar Charger for Outdoor Cams
Depending on the location of where you plan to mount your solar panel, a ladder may be required.
What’s in the box?
- 1x Wyze Solar Panel
- 1x Universal Head Locking Cover Assembly
- 1x Connecting Rod
- 1x Locking Screw Cap
- 1x Base
- 1x Adapter Cable
- 1x Type-C Cable
- 3x Screws
- 3x Wall Anchors
- 1x Quick Start Guide
To install your Wyze Solar Panel:
- Locate where you’d like to install your Wyze Solar Panel.
- Use the wall mount base and position the holes where you plan to mount the solar panel.
- Use a pencil to mark the holes.
- Align the pins on the connecting rod with the base and insert it, then tighten the locking screw cap under the base.
- Fix the base to your mounting location using the included screws. If the installation surface is soft or unstable, first use a Φ6.0 drill bit to drill a hole in the wall, then insert the anchor nail into the hole, and fix the base with screws.
- For harder surfaces like wood posts, trim, etc., skip to the next step.
- Screw the universal joint into the back of Wyze Solar Panel, then tighten it firmly with the attached nut.
- On the back of the solar panel, you’ll find a winding board for excess cable. Estimate how much cable you’ll need to attach the solar panel to your camera, and coil the rest behind the board.
- Connect the solar panel to the wall mount base by screwing the locking screw cap until it is secure.
- Securely insert the microUSB cable from the solar panel into the sleeve of the power adapter.
- For Wyze Cam Outdoor, use the standard adapter that is included with the solar panel.
- For Wyze Battery Cam Pro, you will need Wyze Solar Panel USB-C Adapter Cable (sold separately).
- Remove the silicone cover from the charging port on your camera and insert the power adapter until secure.
- Mount your Wyze Cam and you’re all set to harness the power of the sun!
- Need to adjust the angle of your solar panel? Simple! You can adjust your solar panel up to 90° at the elbow at any time or side to side by loosening the locking screw cap. Make sure the screws are securely tightened again after adjusting the solar panel.
Mounting Tips:
- Find an area that gets the most direct sunlight throughout the day.
- Angle the solar panel upward 30°.
- Point it south if you’re in the northern hemisphere and north if you’re in the southern hemisphere.