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Rain and snow haven't fazed this adapter at all—the IP67 seal gives me real peace of mind for my outdoor cam. Plugged it in last week during a storm and everything stayed dry.

Finally found an adapter that doesn't make me nervous about leaving it out in the rain – the IP67 rating gives real peace of mind for my porch cam. Plugged it in last week during a storm and it's been flawless ever since.

I was worried about moisture getting into the connection, but that IP67 rating gives me real peace of mind for my backyard cam. It's held up perfectly through a few storms already.

Rain was forecast the day after I set this up, and the camera stayed bone dry — the rubber seal on the cable connection feels really solid. It's nice not worrying about the weather killing the setup.

Installed this on the side of the house under the eaves, and it's survived two thunderstorms without a hitch. The rubber seal on the cable connection feels solid, and it charges the camera reliably.

Plugged this in for a new outdoor cam spot and the weather seal feels solid, even after a heavy rainstorm last night. The extra cord length made routing it around the eaves much easier than I expected.

Finally got this set up for my floodlight cam, and the 25-foot cord is just long enough to reach the corner eave without an extension. Feels solidly built and the weatherproofing gives me peace of mind during storms.

Pulling the cable through the conduit was easy, and the gaskets make me confident it'll survive the winter. Charges my v3 consistently even in heavy rain.

Installation took maybe five minutes, and the weather seal feels rock-solid on my Cam v3. It's held up through a couple of heavy storms already with zero issues.

Rain was in the forecast the day after I installed this, so I was relieved to see the seal held tight against the elements with zero moisture inside. The cable length gave me plenty of slack to route it neatly along the gutter, which made the setup much cleaner than I expected.