Hope you used dielectric grease on that RJ45 connection and tape it before enclosing it. While not directly in the weather, it will get way too much moisture and over time will fail.
If you can't find a piece of cord cover at HD or Lowes that fits, consider a piece of 1" to 1-1/2" (whichever inside diameter suits) of schedule 125 PVC pipe (cold water, irrigation, etc.) and have it cut in half length-wise with a band or table saw, drill 2 to 3 holes to pass some deck screws through (missing cables) and run it up tight with your cordless driver; paint to match.
I use this product available at Home Depot, in 5ft lengths. Works well for running longer outside cabling along the edge where the soffit meets the wall.
Non-metallic channel is engineered to protect cords and cables while maintaining the elegant appearance of your home. Run cords and cables where you need them without having to see them. The 1/2 round
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My local HD sells it in single 5ft pieces @ $6.94/Piece. They also have a 3-pack with fittings for a little less than $15.
^^^ THIS.
That's what I was looking for last night (my "cord cover at HD") , couldn't locate it then I got in a hurry and just offered an inferior alternative. Have seen and shared it before and I had it linked on my other PC which crashed hard.
Gonna save that link again, thanks!
^^^ THIS.
That's what I was looking for last night , couldn't locate it then I got in a hurry and just offered an inferior alternative. Have seen and shared it before and I had it linked on my other PC which crashed hard.
Gonna save that link again.
I would put a single gang bell box behind the camera then run a 1/2" or 3/4" PVC pipe into the house where the ethernet cable is coming from. That way the camera connection to the cable is weather tight..
