Nest Floodlight Eave Mount, White (MF001)

Very Ingenius design. Great adapter...

This did the job well. And it’s paintable. Inexpensive allows easy mounting on the eves

I like how these look and that they allow for mounting the camera/light horizontal as needed. They lock in perfectly with the base of the floodlight. I do wish there was more space for tucking the wires away as they can get in the way of the locks. I solved this by necessity with the use of PVC caps used for outdoor drainage. Was able to mount it and hide the wires inside of them. This also allowed me to direction the light as needed.

Item worked perfectly to mount the camera under the eve horizontally

Great design on this product and well thought out features. Thanks for bringing it to market. Makes me wanna buy a 3D printer and design needed products like this one!

This item worked better then expected. It does appear to be a 3D printer part with a few hand elements, so just use logic and look over it full before install. But install was sleek smooth and honestly could not have been done correctly without this. This item and seller are heroes :)

After purchasing the Nest camera I struggled with how I would mount this to the Eave. I researched and found this. Great way to fill a need and works great for minimal cost! I would suggest doing a more professional install video as you stumble a little as you go thru the install. Just an idea.

Great product. Perfect fit. Easy install. Well done turning a problem into a solution.

This is 3D printed and not very well made.

I had an old existing floodlight that needed replacing. Since I already have a few other Nest products (doorbell, thermostat) and was planning on putting a camera on that side of the house anyway, thought getting a Nest floodlight with camera would be a good option. The problem? The old floodlight was on the underside of an overhang. And Google only supports mounting to a vertical wall... After a quick search, I found this product. And it works like a charm. Color matches pretty well with the Nest floodcam. Only real gotcha would be to make sure that the wires are free and clear of the hooks in the back.