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# HW-DM100-2W Camera Install Guide
This article provides instructions on how to install the HW-DM100-2W dome camera.
Before proceeding, ensure you have the following items (included with your camera):
* HW-DM100-2W dome camera
* Screws and wall plugs
* Waterproof plug kit
* Hex wrench
To install the camera:
1. Find a location on the ceiling or wall to install the camera. Ensure the location provides a good viewing angle for the camera.
2. Use the hex wrench to unscrew the camera cover, as shown in the following image:
3. Adjust the viewing angle of the camera as needed:
4. Place the cover back onto the camera. Ensure the rubber ring is well attached and fastened to prevent water from entering the inside.
## Install Waterproof Plug Kit
It is highly recommended to use the waterproof plug kit to protect the RJ45 connector from rusting.
Follow along using the image below to assemble the waterproof plug kit:
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