kcomm

I want to thank everyone for their help. I noticed when I went their again yesterday that the moisture seemed to be collecting between the plastic shield and the glass, so I removed the shield and now their is no moisture and it's been almost a day, where before it only took about 3hrs and moisture was already present. I am not sure if it's fixed yet or not but sometimes all you can do is omit as many variables as possible to try to figure something out! Thanks Again, Kcomm

The environment is outdoor, mounted to a wall and has appx. a 3ft overhang in both directions, I am wondering if I am not being to careful as far as completely sealing the cams, maybe I should just mount them with nothing like you are doing. Do you use all four supplied screws, and if I remember the screws for these cams dont even come with rubber washers do they? It sure seems like water would sure find it's way inside though! Thanks kcomm

I have been installing the Honeywell hd73 and hd4d outdoor cameras, I have had a problem with moisture collecting on the dome, I am wondering if anyone has installed these before and what is common practice as far as using silicone around the dome housing which I have done but my Honeywell rep says it not necessary. It hasn't even rained here and I have moisture issues twice now with a hd4d, the only thing I can come up with is that I put a little silicone inside the dome where the wires poke through the back housing and I am wondering if the moisture from the silicone is collecting on the lense while it is drying, though it should be dry by now, I have had it apart twice now. I am really at a loss...