Universal Camera Shelter, Backup Camera Rain Shield, Surveillance Camera Cover, Outdoor Security Camera Cover, Quilted Weather Camera Shield, Security Camera Housing Enclosure, Black Camera Shroud

Built tough! These are really big (coffee mug fits inside it) to fit the biggest cameras. The inside is black which is great for picture quality. I wish the outside was white not an cream color to try to match the exterior. Easy to install however if you have standard siding as pictured you will only be able to use the top screws. Not a problem as it seems to be fine up there with the two. I do not like the lip. I feel it will collect sludge but since we are only using the two top it might be tilted enough to let the water and such drains out the back. All in all i am glad I got this to keep the snow, ice, rain and even the sun glare from hitting or sitting on the camera. I would say it is kind of pricy but it does come with 4 covers to protect all of your cameras around your property.

Nice, hard shell with black lining. Big enough that you can install a blink camera and an IR light source under each one of these. There is a foam lining along the edge that mounts to the wall. They also have a little rain channel to keep water from dripping down in front of your cameras. See pics for dimensions.

Needed to put a board on power pole to mount to as the plastic is rigid a wouldnt bend to attach. No problem. Also shields camera from security light for better image.

I was having issues with water on the lens of my cameras. Once I installed these I have no more problems when it rains or there is dew/fog out. The mounting surface needs to be large enough to mount it or plan on adding a board if putting on a trail camera. Very happy with this product.

The material is thick, the size is generous for coverage over cameras. Much more substantial than metal ones, definitely more pleasing on the aesthetic side and sturdier than thin metal. Each one of the shades in the set comes with 5 screws and matching plastic anchors, though only 4 screws are needed for mounting to the wall: great to have extras, saves the trip to the hardware store when dropping one or two on installing or for later if needed. Another nice touch is the gasket on the whole wall-adhering surface: can achieve a perfect seal to the wall, no water leaking underneath to the camera wires. And, what I like the most, the black surface has low reflectivity to avoid ghosting or other alterations in the camera images caused by stray light. Overall, these are the best shades Ive ever seen. I am looking to install these on the siding of the house, thus I need to fit in some flat pieces of wood for the basis. Not hard to do, but I had to put the project on hold until warmer weather for gluing and staining. The one possible drawback I foresee is that the screws are the Phillips head kind. I hope they last and never rust, but many such screws that I had in outdoor fixtures did corrode over the long run, and its usually the head that becomes clogged with rust and makes removal hard. Phillips head are far better than slot head ones, still hex heads are the best bet for anything thats likely to corrode. I cannot subtract any star from the rating for this concern, though: its a matter of years for such issues to develop IF they do, and worst that can happen Ill have to replace the screws before it becomes hard to remove them.