Reolink RLC-511 Junction Box
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After printing a series of junction boxes, I discovered that the RLC-511 has different hole spacing than the RLC-410. The key differences between this and the original version lie in the wider holes to fit the RLC-511 and a chamfer on the bottom edge of the junction box for cleaner printing. Initially, I assembled these as shown in the pictures of the original, with a nut/bolt holding the camera to the lid and then screws around the outside to hold the box to the lid. To avoid assembly hassles on a ladder, I opted for 2.5" stainless screws, which are long enough to go through the camera, lid, and box. I threaded the cables through the lid, assembled them inside the box, used the screws around the outside to hold them together, and then put the long screws through the camera, lid, and box. Now while on the ladder, I simply drive the screws through and it secures the whole thing. Although I can't disassemble the lid while it's in place, I'd be doing my work on the ground anyway.
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