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Eagle328
It's not made to work like that. You'd need a special mount. Here are how it's made to work placed 9n a wall. [https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000124983-Proper-Positioning-for-Your-Floodlight-Cam](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000124983-Proper-Positioning-for-Your-Floodlight-Cam)
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09-02-2020 17:32:51
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TwinANotTwinB

Hey tampaken, I think it's backwards, and you need to turn it around. Your motion sensor should be facing **TOWARD** the light heads, not away from them. See this screenshot from the manual (attached).Please let me know if that works!

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20-02-2020 21:04:41

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ppastorsa

I got some wired flood lights and want to mount them on the eave. My problem is that I cannot follow instructions on page 21-22-22-23. I can detach the motion sensor (that is easy) but I cannot put it back in 180deg turned (see page 21 B, and attached image). The motion sensor seems to only attach o

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30-11-2020 04:05:09

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tampaken

I had the same problem. Whether it's right or wrong this is how I hung my light (see pic). It's been up for months and works just fine.

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30-11-2020 15:33:47

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ppastorsa

Thanks for your response. I don't think this is an option for me because I really need to have the sensor be sensative to motion further away from the light rather then just below it. It seems that in your setup the sensor is "pointing down". I assume you cannot have it point more up, can you? The

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01-12-2020 05:02:11

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MisterITLLC

There is a bracket available on Etsy that allows for the ring floodlight camera to be properly mounted under the eaves. Misteritllc.Etsy.com 

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19-03-2023 13:35:08

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MisterITLLC
There is a new option for mounting a ring floodlight camera under the eaves of your home. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1335608392/
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15-12-2022 15:01:07
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