OR

Wall Mount

Eave Mount

For Wall Mount

Ensure the UP arrow on the bracket points up.

*To install horizontally, adjust the bracket to ensure the air bubble in the level is centered.

For Eave Mount

Point the UP arrow on the bracket towards your house.

1

Turn off the circuit breaker. Make sure the power is off by turning your light on and off a few times.

2

Remove the existing floodlight camera and disconnect wires from the junction box.

3

Choose a pair of plate screws based on your junction box. Install the mounting plate to the junction box.

4

Cover the Ground wire (usually green/green and yellow) with a wire nut or insulating tape. Route the Neutral wire (usually white/blue) and the Line wire (usually black/brown/red) through the bracket.

Note: To identify wire colors, you can refer to

https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3474/

5

Connect the Neutral and Line wires (recommended strip length: 10-15 mm [0.4-0.6 in.]) to the silicone holes in the bracket. Secure the wires with a slotted screwdriver.

Note:

Do not expose stripped wires outside the waterproof silicone holes.

When the wires are too short, stiff, or soft to connect, you can refer to

https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3883/

6

Hide the wires in the junction box.

Attach the bracket to the mounting plate on the junction box with the bracket screw.

7

Insert the camera screws into the screw holes.

Align the mounting posts on the bracket with the holes on the floodlight camera.

Tighten the camera screws in the screw holes to secure the floodlight camera to the bracket.

Insert the screw caps into the screw holes.

8

Apply waterproof glue between the Tapo device and the wall. Adjust the camera and light position to the desired angles.

9

Turn on the circuit breaker. Wait until the System LED blinks red and green for setup.

Note: Floodlights are auto-on in darkness upon power-up. Avoid direct eye contact at close range to prevent eye injury.

1

Turn off the circuit breaker. Make sure the power is off by turning your light on and off a few times.

2

Route the wires through the mounting template and place the template. Drill two holes where indicated.

3

Insert two wall anchors into the holes. Route the wires through the mounting bracket. Use the screws to affix the bracket over the anchors.

4

Cover the Ground wire (usually green/green and yellow) with a wire nut or insulating tape.

Note: To identify wire colors, you can refer to https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3474/

5

Connect the Neutral (usually white/blue) and the Line (usually black/brown/red) wires (recommended strip length: 10-15 mm [0.4-0.6 in.]) to the silicone holes in the bracket. Secure the wires with a slotted screwdriver.

Note:

Do not expose stripped wires outside the waterproof silicone holes.

When the wires are too short, stiff, or soft to connect, you can refer to

https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3883/

6

Hide the wires in the bracket.

Insert the camera screws into the screw holes.

Align the mounting posts on the bracket with the holes on the floodlight camera.

Tighten the camera screws in the screw holes to secure the floodlight camera to the bracket.

Insert the screw caps into the screw holes.

7

Apply waterproof glue between the Tapo device and the wall. Adjust the camera and light position to the desired angles.

8

Turn on the circuit breaker. Wait until the System LED blinks red and green for setup.

Note: Floodlights are auto-on in darkness upon power-up. Avoid direct eye contact at close range to prevent eye injury.