Nest NEST CAM OUTDOOR Bedienungsanleitung

Nest Cam Outdoor

Installation Guide

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In the box.

CAUTION: The mounting magnet is very strong. Mind your ﬁngers

and keep it in the box until you’re ready to use it.

• Wi-Fi and a working broadband internet

connection with at least 2 Mbps upload

speed. DSL may not qualify.

• A phone or tablet with iOS 8 or later

or Android 4 or later

• A Nest Account

• A power outlet

• A Phillips screwdriver or power drill

with Phillips driver bit

What you’ll need.

Other items you may need

• Drill bit (3/32" for pilot holes. Or 7/32"

if you’re using wall anchors.)

• Ladder

No outdoor outlet?

You can plug Nest Cam Outdoor into an

indoor outlet. This requires some extra

steps, which may include drilling through

your home’s exterior wall. Keep in mind

that you’ll need to know where any in-wall

pipes and wiring are.

Don’t want to do it yourself?

Nest Cam Outdoor is designed for easy DIY installation,

or you can hire a Nest Pro. They’ll take care of the

installation and make sure everything’s up and running.

Find a local Nest Pro at nest.com/install

Camera

9 cable clips

Camera wall plate

Power adapter

Mounting magnet

Adapter wall plate

12 wall anchors

12 wall screws

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In the box.

CAUTION: The mounting magnet is very strong. Mind your ﬁngers

and keep it in the box until you’re ready to use it.

• Wi-Fi and a working broadband internet

connection with at least 2 Mbps upload

speed. DSL may not qualify.

• A phone or tablet with iOS 8 or later

or Android 4 or later

• A Nest Account

• A power outlet

• A Phillips screwdriver or power drill

with Phillips driver bit

What you’ll need.

Other items you may need

• Drill bit (3/32" for pilot holes. Or 7/32"

if you’re using wall anchors.)

• Ladder

No outdoor outlet?

You can plug Nest Cam Outdoor into an

indoor outlet. This requires some extra

steps, which may include drilling through

your home’s exterior wall. Keep in mind

that you’ll need to know where any in-wall

pipes and wiring are.

Don’t want to do it yourself?

Nest Cam Outdoor is designed for easy DIY installation,

or you can hire a Nest Pro. They’ll take care of the

installation and make sure everything’s up and running.

Find a local Nest Pro at nest.com/install

Camera

9 cable clips

Camera wall plate

Power adapter

Mounting magnet

Adapter wall plate

12 wall anchors

12 wall screws

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1. Turn on Nest Cam indoors

Start by turning on your camera inside the

house to get everything set up before you

take it outside.

Connect your Nest Cam’s cable to the power

adapter. Push and twist the USB connector

into place. Then plug the adapter into a power

outlet. Your Nest Cam will turn on and you’ll

see a blue light.

4. Make sure it’s streaming

Before you mount the camera, make sure

it can get Wi-Fi in the spot you’ve picked.

Hold your Nest Cam where you’d like to mount

it and check to make sure it’s streaming

video to the Nest app. If you don’t see video,

the Wi-Fi may not be strong enough there –

you’ll need to ﬁnd a different spot or move

your Wi-Fi router.

2. Add it to your Nest Account

Download the Nest app from the App Store®

or Google Play™

. Open the app and tap “Sign

up” to create an account. Then tap Add,

choose Nest Cam and follow the instructions.

If you already have a Nest Account: Tap the

settings icon in the top-right corner of the

app home screen. Then tap “Add product,”

choose Nest Cam and follow the steps.

If you need help, go to nest.com/pair

3. Bring your camera outside

Once you’ve added Nest Cam to your

account, unplug it and take it to the spot

you’ve chosen outdoors.

Plug it into the outlet you want to use and

wait for the green light to turn on. Nest Cam

will reconnect to your Wi-Fi network

automatically. This may take a minute or two.

Keep Nest Cam plugged in for the rest

of the installation.

→ See location tips on the next page.

Do this ﬁrst.

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1. Turn on Nest Cam indoors

Start by turning on your camera inside the

house to get everything set up before you

take it outside.

Connect your Nest Cam’s cable to the power

adapter. Push and twist the USB connector

into place. Then plug the adapter into a power

outlet. Your Nest Cam will turn on and you’ll

see a blue light.

4. Make sure it’s streaming

Before you mount the camera, make sure

it can get Wi-Fi in the spot you’ve picked.

Hold your Nest Cam where you’d like to mount

it and check to make sure it’s streaming

video to the Nest app. If you don’t see video,

the Wi-Fi may not be strong enough there –

you’ll need to ﬁnd a different spot or move

your Wi-Fi router.

2. Add it to your Nest Account

Download the Nest app from the App Store®

or Google Play™

. Open the app and tap “Sign

up” to create an account. Then tap Add,

choose Nest Cam and follow the instructions.

If you already have a Nest Account: Tap the

settings icon in the top-right corner of the

app home screen. Then tap “Add product,”

choose Nest Cam and follow the steps.

If you need help, go to nest.com/pair

3. Bring your camera outside

Once you’ve added Nest Cam to your

account, unplug it and take it to the spot

you’ve chosen outdoors.

Plug it into the outlet you want to use and

wait for the green light to turn on. Nest Cam

will reconnect to your Wi-Fi network

automatically. This may take a minute or two.

Keep Nest Cam plugged in for the rest

of the installation.

→ See location tips on the next page.

Do this ﬁrst.

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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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.

10'

11 '

12'

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6. Attach the camera

Put Nest Cam onto the mounting magnet

and aim it where you like. Use the video

stream in the Nest app to ﬁne-tune your

camera’s position.

5. Place the mounting magnet

Screw the wall plate onto your wall. It’s a

good idea to drill pilot holes ﬁrst. If the wall

is made of a material like brick or stone,

you may need to use the included wall anchors

to hold the screws.

Next, put the magnet onto the wall plate.

Got a magnetic surface nearby? The mounting

magnet may be all you need. Just put it

where you’d like the camera to be and move

on to the next step.

Tip: If the camera wall plate sticks to the

mounting magnet, you can use a screwdriver

to help pry them apart.

Tip: Some outdoor outlets have covers you

can lock in place. Use a zip tie or padlock

to keep the cover shut.

8. Secure the cable

Fasten the cable to the wall using as many

of the included cable clips as you need. It’s

a good idea to route the cable along a ledge

or another hidden place, and you can paint

it to match your house. Don’t pull the cable too

tight in case you want to adjust the camera

angle later on.

7. Mount the power adapter

Before you mount the power adapter to the

wall, take a minute to plan the route of the

cable from your outlet to the camera. Be sure

to leave some slack at both ends.

We recommend installing the weatherproof

adapter at least 18 inches above the ground

in case of ﬂooding or deep snow.

Mount the adapter wall plate with the ﬂat

side ﬂush to the wall. When that’s done, snap

the power adapter into place.

Mount your camera.

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6. Attach the camera

Put Nest Cam onto the mounting magnet

and aim it where you like. Use the video

stream in the Nest app to ﬁne-tune your

camera’s position.

5. Place the mounting magnet

Screw the wall plate onto your wall. It’s a

good idea to drill pilot holes ﬁrst. If the wall

is made of a material like brick or stone,

you may need to use the included wall anchors

to hold the screws.

Next, put the magnet onto the wall plate.

Got a magnetic surface nearby? The mounting

magnet may be all you need. Just put it

where you’d like the camera to be and move

on to the next step.

Tip: If the camera wall plate sticks to the

mounting magnet, you can use a screwdriver

to help pry them apart.

Tip: Some outdoor outlets have covers you

can lock in place. Use a zip tie or padlock

to keep the cover shut.

8. Secure the cable

Fasten the cable to the wall using as many

of the included cable clips as you need. It’s

a good idea to route the cable along a ledge

or another hidden place, and you can paint

it to match your house. Don’t pull the cable too

tight in case you want to adjust the camera

angle later on.

7. Mount the power adapter

Before you mount the power adapter to the

wall, take a minute to plan the route of the

cable from your outlet to the camera. Be sure

to leave some slack at both ends.

We recommend installing the weatherproof

adapter at least 18 inches above the ground

in case of ﬂooding or deep snow.

Mount the adapter wall plate with the ﬂat

side ﬂush to the wall. When that’s done, snap

the power adapter into place.

Mount your camera.

PLACEMENT GUIDELINES

To avoid risk of overheating and burns:

Use only in temperatures between –4° and

104°F (–20° to 40°C).

Keep out of direct sunlight.

Do not block airﬂow to Nest Cam.

To avoid risk of ﬁre and shock:

Use only the provided USB cable and power adapter.

Install in accordance with building and installation

codes where you live. For example, if your desired

electrical outlet is exposed to direct rain, the

electrical code may require that the outlet have

a while-in-use cover.

We recommend using only an electrical outlet equipped

with a ground fault circuit interrupter (look for “Test”

and “Reset” buttons on your outlet).

To avoid risk of other serious injury:

Keep camera and all components out of the reach

of children and pets.

If your Nest Cam is installed more than 6.5 feet (2 m)

above the ground, make sure you’ve got a cable clip

close to the camera head (19.5 inches or 50 cm from

the base).

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