*Wire colors vary by region. If you are unfamiliar with basic electrical wiring, please consult a licensed electrician.
WARNING: Risk of Electric Shocks
• Disconnect power at the fuse or circuit breaker before installing.
• Verify that the power supply voltage is correct. Connect fixture to a 110-240 VAC
50/60 Hz power source.
• Always follow code standards when installing wired connections.
• Install only on a UL-listed junction box or on a wall with a Neutral wire and a Line wire.
• An all-pole mains switch shall be incorporated in the electrical installation of the
building. And the contact separation of the switch shall not be less than 3 mm.
• You can always find detailed wiring and mounting instructions in the Tapo app.
If you are unfamiliar with basic electrical wiring, please consult a licensed electrician.
OR
Tapo
Before You Start
NOTICE
• Do not install near combustible or flammable surfaces.
• Do not connect this light fixture to a dimmer switch or timer.
4
Connect the Neutral wire (usually white/blue)
and the Line wire (usually black/brown/red) to
the bracket. Secure the wires with a screwdriver.
Note: To identify wire colors, you can refer to
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3474/
L (Line)
N (Neutral)
02
/ Connect Wires and Install Floodlight Camera
Tapo Smart Floodlight Camera
Quick Start Guide
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*Images may differ from actual products.
You can mount your Tapo floodlight camera vertically on a wall or overhang under an eave. Make sure the area has a strong Wi-Fi signal.
01
/ Mounting Options
Wall Mount
OR
Eave Mount
Take care to avoid electric shocks.
2
Remove the existing floodlight camera and
disconnect wires from the junction box.
3
Route the wires through the bracket.
3
Route the wires through the bracket.
5
Attach the bracket to the junction box with
screws.
1
Turn off the circuit breaker. Make sure the power
is off by turning your light on and off a few times.
The floodlight camera can be mounted on a junction box on a wall or under an eave.
Option 1: Install on an existing junction box
2
Route the wires through the mounting
template and place the template. Drill two
holes where indicated.
5
Use the screws to affix the bracket
over the anchors.
Option 2: Install with existing electrical wires
Install where the Neutral wire and Line wire are available.
UP
OFF
OFF
1
Turn off the circuit breaker. Make sure the power
is off by turning your light on and off a few times.
N(Neutral)
UP
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
L(Line)
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
6
Align the mounting posts on the bracket with
the holes on the floodlight camera.
Secure the floodlight camera to the bracket
with screws and insert the screw caps into the
screw holes.
7
Adjust the camera and light position to the
desired angles.
8
Turn on the circuit breaker.
6
Align the mounting posts on the bracket with
the holes on the floodlight camera.
Secure the floodlight camera to the bracket
with screws and insert the screw caps into the
screw holes.
7
Adjust the camera and light position to the
desired angles.
8
Turn on the circuit breaker.
UP
N(Neutral)
UP
UP
L(Line)
UP
UP
N(Neutral)
UP
UP
L(Line)
UP
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
Wall Anchors ×2 + Self-tapping Screws ×2
Screws ×2 + Screw Caps ×2
Screws ×2 + Screw Caps ×2
Screws ×2 (Choose based on your junction box)
Type A
Type B
Type C
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
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.
Point the UP arrow on the bracket
towards your house.
For Eave Mount
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
N(Neutral)
UP
L(Line)
Take care to avoid electric shocks.
Take care to avoid electric shocks.
4
Connect the Neutral wire (usually white/blue)
and the Line wire (usually black/brown/red) to
the bracket. Secure the wires with a screwdriver.
L (Line)
N (Neutral)
Note: To identify wire colors, you can refer to
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/3474/
