Comes with everything you need and takes less space on your wall or eave. Highly recommend.

This is my second wall mount bracket. Keeps everything so compact and sturdy, works great.

As described in the photo. If you have a solar panel with a smaller bracket, remove bracket 1 from bracket 2. You now have a small bracket. It's perfectly described in the instructions manual. Only thing I would change, is the designed customers came up, by drilling a hole in both ends to hide the long cables. Of course you can do this yourself.

Ease of installation

I wanted to like and keep this product but the last screw hole in the assembly process does not line up. I have the Ring Stick Up Camera (Outdoor) and it is documented as compatible, but it is not. It appears to me that the molded plastic is too thick to seat into place - close, but looks to be obstructed due to the thickness. It can't even be hulked into place without ruining your camera mount and devastating the hole. At first I thought it was me but see that many other people experienced the same issue. I'm sad that Ring would allow a product like this to wear its name. The value for price paid is quite high, jacked up due to the Ring name and I assumed it would be Ring quality. It is not. I will be sending this back and looking for another solution. Ring Stickup Cam - 3rd Gen Ring 4W Solar Panel - 2nd Gen REVISED: I returned the first Ring Wall Mount for Solar Panels and Cams - White and decided to get a replacement. I was successful the second time around. For this one, the holes did line up at 90% and I was able to tap the mounting attachment into place with a small mallet to get the holes lined up 100%. The hole that I'm talking about is the final hole that accepts a screw after the adapter for the stick-up cam is slid into place - it secures the stickup cam to the mount so that it cannot be slid off. I will say, that it was not easy to get access to make this adjustment, but eventually, I got it. I am changing my review to a 4. I further hacked their design by drilling two holes into the hollow post so that I could store the solar panel cable inside. The cable ends are huge, so it required big holes but I'll follow up by sealing it in with silicone. After these modifications, the presentation is neat and tidy.

Works good so far. Seems sturdy.

Called ring and they acted like they had not heard of the problem. Pictures online from others! Correction, it does fit by removing the larger part on the wall mount. I still believe ring could save their customers a lot of frustration by putting a special notice right on the part that needs to be removed.

I’ve got two locations with about 8 cameras. I will warn you that every camera will likely fail within 3 years. I’ve been replacing mine as they fail (initially not realizing it would happen to all of them). So be prepared to replace the cameras every few years. They last just long enough to get out of warranty. Most common problem I’ve had is that the lenses cover will heat up over the years and fall off. Then the lenses itself will start to melt. I live in Oklahoma so it’s not crazy hot like Arizona Utah etc…. Even so with the cameras 10-12ft in the air they are all doing the same thing. Another issue is after a few years you won’t be able to get the cameras into setup mode when you get a new router or modem for your internet. Then you’ll have a useless camera you can’t connect to the internet. This has happened twice. If you google these issues you’ll see they are very common. Before investing thousands like I did be warned…. I guarantee you they will need to be replaced in just a few years. I wish I had spent more and gotten higher quality cameras. Now I’ve spent the same amount of money over 5 years and have lower quality 1080p cameras for the same amount of money. Lesson learned.

Never have to charge the battery. Works well.

Bought alongside the Spotlight Camera Pro and the Solar Panel. Super easy to set up and works great!

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But, the package needs an instruction diagram showing the separation of adapter clip for smaller solar panels.