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    • Chuck_529633235447953
      Chuck last edited by

      One of our camera's, RLC-842A got all fogged up inside during yesterdays rain storm. I thought an outdoor camera would be water proof. What does it take to get the lens off so we can wipe the inside out? What do we need to do to make this camera less prone to fogging? Our other three camera's including one mounted next to it are looking fine.

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        • Rob Vallone
          Rob Vallone @Chuck last edited by

          @chuck_529633235447953 Would an anti-fog spray help?

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          • Chuck_529633235447953
            Chuck @Rob Vallone last edited by

            @rob-vallone I don't know, I will give it a try but I thought with them being waterproof this shouldn't happen. We have two others of the same camera's that isn't doing it. My real question was how to open the lens since I can't catch up with the guy who installed them. I want to make sure I have the right tool before I go up the ladder since I'm deathly afraid of heights.

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