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I’ve just received 2x S300 and they’re usb c, which is great! Everything should be nowadays. But…my existing solar panels aren’t! So how do I swap them out?
It would be best to contact eufy support. I would prefer to call them and tell them your situation.
They may have adapters available to use with your existing solar panel.
I contacted Eufy and came to an arrangement. They’re sending me 3 sets of their USB-C/weather seals.
I’ve had to pay for them, but it’s no more expensive than having to buy 3rd party alternatives and at least this way I’m getting OEM parts with the benefits therein.
@craig.sim Thanks for posting back.
When you receive them would you upload a photo of them and what it looks like installed on the camera.
Eufy should have offered them for free for existing customers, and you just pay for the shipping. Or vice versa.
I found some generic adapters but, they’re not weatherproof…
I’ve installed one of the new cables and it’s all up and running. Not difficult; all self-explanatory. (There were no instructions provided.) Then into the camera settings to enable the panel.
I’d love to say I’m confident that no rain, or even moisture, will get in, but I’m not. I’m tempted to improvise further weather sealing - maybe cover the joints in sealant, or shrink-wrap.
Removed old rubber grommet from solar panel cable.
Excellent photos and install detail. Thank you very much.
It appears to look weather tight but, I’m the same way too…
I’ve always used dielectric grease for improving weather tight connections. It keeps moisture out and it’s not a permanent connection, so you can unplug it easily if you need to. A little dab will do.
Can’t remove S120 from the wall bracket after removing the securing screw. I know it slots into position at the top and arcs down to install so it should arc away from the wall to remove but it won’t budge even if pushed down at the slot.