Tools Needed For Installing Surveillance Cameras

No trouble at all installing. Very clear to understand instructions. All the tools needed to get it on the screen of the sony zv-e10 perfect I can recommended it for this camera.

My surveillance NVR came with a 2TB hard drive, with 8 cameras it needed more storage. This WD Purple 8TB provided that extra storage capacity.

Cameras easy to use and take great pictures. I use them for hunting and for surveillance around my property. I have several cameras.

This is exactly what I needed to get my old surveillance camera back up and running. Thanks.

We were installing multiple Ubiquiti cameras at a location and needed a switch that would allow for 24volt PoE. This did the trick.

Easy installation and can handle 2 23 Dell Monitor. Instructions for installing the mount was so easy! I didn't asked my husband to install it for me. The mount came with tools to put it together. I just had to get a philips screwdriver and the rest of the tools was provided.

As with every screen protector installing it on it on the screen is no fun. But the accompanying videos, tutorials, the way the protector is prepared and the tools coming with it help tremendously. And now getting to the point: it’s really worth it. Working the applied protector feels natural and enhances the already great pen experience on the iPad Pro even more. Full 5 points for the product. What I don’t get is the long delivery time: a week plus. But there’s always something you can do better. :)

Simple little tools like this are always handy. I have a washer I keep in my pocket for installing various other plates to my camera lenses and bodies...it has worked great for years. This new Cool Tool will just make it really handy for those times the washer does not work or I lose it.

It was a breeze to assemble. It was missing a tool, but I have lots of tools so it wasn’t a game stopper installing it.

Has smooth texture that makes drawing feel great, comes with installing tools like dust stickers and such. Has had a few chips on the side, probably my own fault though.