Gutter Mount Bracket Compatible with Eufy Security SoloCam S340, Solar Security Camera, Rust-Proof Bracket with Extended Arms Design, Protect Cam Away from Gutter When Rains for Eufy S340, No Drill

I just purchased the Eufy SoloCam S340 but finally found this is one works perfectly with my gutter. Some of the other mounts are only 0.70 inches and this one was lucky 0.78 inches and it works fine.Excellent product.

Even though I had to go out to Ace hardware to get nuts and washers to properly attached the lights to the gutter attachment, it ended up working out for my needs. I did not have to put holes in the roof or gutter and now I have outdoor lighting outside at night.

It's been a couple of weeks and more than a few wind and storm scenarios. Mount is still stable and strong.

If your gutter is the least bit flimsy or bendy, I wouldn't use this. If you can manipulate your gutter AT ALL, don't use this. The fact that this extends further out, means it will bend much further downward. I had to use 2 blocks of 2x4's, strapped together, to prop up the camera against the house, or it would have been drooping too much. The S340's sensor is on the bottom half of the camera and it won't detect ANY motion if it's sagging from a 1-story gutter.You really don't need a mount that extends this far out. My gutters overflow once in a while and a regular gutter mound keeps it off the edge of the gutter enough to prevent the camera from getting drenched.My gutter doesn't bend from the weight, the whole edge actually twists outward. Even mounting it next to a gutter bracket doesn't help.The other mounts on Amazon should be fine. However, I'd go with one that has the circles attached to the base of the screws that tighten against the gutter. This, and some others, just have the screws tightening against the gutter and it pushes the mount out of position. I thought I could possibly rearrange the metal plates to resemble the other mounts, but you can't. The pre-drilled holes are in different locations.Again, I'd pass on this mount. There's really no reason to use this. It makes the camera stick out about 4 inches from the gutter. Being the screws don't have those circles to keep it stable, coming loose is always going to be a concern if it's not held straight.

Make sure you install this at a comfortable angle because you'll be turning the screw for a while--this is the case with most other brands too, though the wing nuts make it a bit more difficult to meneuver.Be aware that any camera mounted to the gutter is as steady as the stiffness of your gutters as mine bounces in the wind constantly (vinyl gutters). My cameras still provide useful video and have stayed attached to the gutters through hail and tornados!I can also see the sides of my house from its position on the gutter, so don't be worried about its position!

I purchased this bracket to attach a DIFFERENT brand of security camera to my gutter. I appreciate the two-piece versatility of this set-up that will enable me to utilise it for my own purposes. Note that the screw mounts have no padding so you may have to add your own rubber pads if you do not want to scratch the color coating on your gutter.

Simple enough to install. But be sure there is enough clearance in the gutter. And your camera must not be too heavy.

I used this gutter mount to install a small solar panel that powers our Blink outdoor camera. You probably could use this mount for other things. I drilled holes on the gutter mounting plate to match the solar panel mount and chalked the fastening points to minimize possible corrosion. The install to the gutter is secure. Will have to see how the butterfly screws/bolts perform over time with weather and wind load on the solar panel. This mount avoids drilling into your siding.