I have 3 FloodLight Cams - 2 are installed in semi-protected areas (porch, on a wall under the overhang) and all are functioning properly. I have installed the 3rd one on a wall that has no protection at all (it replaced the switched light next to an exterior-leading door as is apparent by looking at the attached snap). I am looking into installing an awning of some kind to keep it reasonably snow-free and dry and as a protection from stuff in general. Is this a good idea or are these things relatively bullet-proof?
Glad you asked @CJABMarview! All of our outdoor devices are rated for weather resistance. This means they can operate in most reasonably normal weather conditions. If you live in an area where there are extreme weather conditions or common torrential rain, an overhang or awning would be a great idea! Keep in mind the operating temperature conditions for the Floodlight Cam are -22°F to 120°F (-30°C to 48.5°C). I hope this helps! 
