Can someone provide the mounting bracket dimensions? I have 5 inches of clearance on my fascia under the gutter.
611904
It will work, but the antenna will not stand all the way up. It will still show a good image or video
611905
I don't have it here with me but i can tell you that the antenna is inflexible so if you plan on using wifi that alone is about 3 inches
611906
5 inches clearance may be enough with antenna mounted as shown. If it is a metal gutter, it may interfere with the antenna's signals. In my application I had much less clearance and the antenna would have been very close to the metal lath of the stucco. I solved both problems by using an antenna extension cable. With the cable going straight upward, through a hole in a soffett, the vertical mounting clearance required is about 6 inches. With the antenna attached, it would be about 11 inches.
611907
Its 4"wide and 5"tall, but I can't recommend the camera, I bought this a while ago and it still doesn't work, I can't access the camera to get it on my network.
611908
mounting bracket is 4.5" x 3.125" (excluding the antenna). The camera tube arcs up above the mounting bracket by about 3/4"
1010381
It will not fit your application out of the box. You will need something more... to install mine in a 5" wall, I made longer fasteners.
1078153
Looking at the picture, from the top of the light to bottom of mounting bracket is 3 7/8". You will need a minimum clearance of 3 7/8" to mount this light. Width is 4 7/8" and mounting depth (front to back) is 4".
200936
The standard bracket fits an exterior flange less than 1/4 inch( when closed the surface outside is nearly flat. The tall one works for an exterior flange up to 1" ( not a flush exterior flange)
2119177
As stated in the specifications, under dimensions, "0.6 in." This would fit a clearance hole of 5/8" or 0.625. The valve can be installed in a larger hole, though, as a S.S. washer is included.
210250
4 inches without mounting brackets. We used velcro to install them in a CJ5.
1138171
Can't give you an exact measurement, because they are already installed, but it's no higher than 5 inches.
1978013
Mark,I have not yet installed my awning. The brackets will overlay, but if you have good solid backing behind the 4 inches you should be OK.
2244393
From the bracket to the bend it was about 12 inches. I mounted mine on the facia board so didn't have to worry about clearing overhang.
343145
The hitch has been great. I'm sure the brackets will work. Call hitch Source or the manufacturer to confirm bracket size, I'm not around mine currently to measure, but I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the hitch!
279221
It is 7.5 inches from Holes to ground, However you may need 1.5 inches clearance in addition to install it
1188759
Yeah, I used them in a speaker tube for a 4 wheeler. I used 6" pvc and had to make filler rings to catch the mounting screws. So that hole pattern is closer to 5.5 ". I didn't really measure it.
1689208
I'd measure from the lip of your gutter to your roof line and add a bit extra so it goes under the shingle. I think their website gives you more detailed instructions, but if you have normal gutters it's probably 5" (with 3" being for the really narrow ones and 6" for the wide designer gutters).
2009060
It's difficult to measure exactly, since my arm is mounted at about 79", but it appears it would be very tight, very little clearance if all you have is 5.5" to the ceiling from the pipe feed. It would be difficult to tighten easily if it did just fit, since threading by using the elbow is easiest. The Moen version of the shepherds hook style gives an even greater rise, over 6". You would likely be better off with a Water-Pick style jointed arm that you can adjust to fit best.
1325381
With the terminal posts I would say that you need at least 8.5 inches clearance. 9 inches would be better.
1154139
Vertical clearance 4-1/2"; larger hanging bracket opening is 1"; smaller is 1/2"
1405132
That bracket is 1 and 5/8 inches. I really like this item. It works great without banging around.