42.5Ft(13M) Power Extension Cable for Wyze Cam/Wyze Cam Pan, Blink Mini/Blink XT Cam, Yi Camera, NestCam Indoor and Quick Charge Power for Home Security Camera (2 Pack)

I love how easy these are to use and the extra length insures you can install a camera pretty much anywhere. I chose to make my outside solar cameras electric by installing this cord from my electric outlet to the camera under my eaves with cup hooks for easy on / off. They do come with other installing hardware for a permanent fix.

This is an initial impression review, Like I have done with so many other reviews, I will update this as time goes on, either good or bad.So I added Wyze Cam 3s to my home security / automation mix, but these things need power. And I didn't want to route over to the very few outlets on the outside of the house, and I DO have outlets in my attic for worklights and such, so here's what I did.#1. Locate where I wanted to mount the camera, per Wyze instructions around 10' off the ground, which meant I used outdoor security camera mounts, but that is a different discussion, for now let's continue. Mount the cam, determine where the cable will penetrate the siding. And drill a hole. This is a 10mm fitting, so either a 10mm, or 13/32" hole if you have that fine grained a fractional drill bit set. Route the Micro USB end to the camera from INSIDE so you aren't passing the big USB end through, attach the cable the the camera, and attach the cable up the wall / siding, or down. or sideways or whatever. My drop was less than 2" so it just hung there.Go inside and route the cable to where you are getting your power. In my case I attached a grounded triple tap to one of the outlets in the attic, and used the what look like coax clips to attach the cable to rafters to route it.Plug in power, and test.If all works well fill the hole in the siding with paintable caulk, allow to dry, and paint with some touchup paint.The cable itself is quite long, allowing me to run one to each side of the house, and meet in the middle where my outlet is which is awesome. I have plenty of extra cable left over but no problem. The cord itself is well made, and the injected ends seem fine. At this distance you REALLY shouldn't be sending USB signal over this, but power should be more than fine.The only reason I would think that this cable would have problem carrying power is if like so many do, the micro USB end of the cable the tiny wires inside get weakened from working back and forth. If you use it for its intended purpose of powering a camera via USB and you secure the cable to minimze movement, then you shouldn't ever experience any power delivery problems with this. Mind you shouldn't. There are reviewers that say they do. Not sure about the situation there. Some devices take a fairly high for Micro USB amperage for fast charging, maybe that is the issue, I will update if I experience stability problems.As long as the FEMALE ends of the connectors you are plugging into have sealed ends like the Wyze Cam 3 does, this should be a weatherproof cable, HOWEVER I would think it would be a good idea to paint the cable itself if you can to provide additional protection from UV.

Great price plug & go

Used one of these to extend the length for power to a wyze cam setup. Works like it should.

This extension was outside all summer and winter's harshest weather. It survived and looks like it will last through more scorching and freeing conditions.

I needed to extend my current extension cable, and it worked well. This is before Wyze Cam release their new non cordless solar panel attachment for their cameras.

After spending a 1/2 hour running the wire I find it is defective. Tested the second one before running. It is working so far.

Excelente cable, estuve buscando uno que fuera lo suficientemente largo porque mi toma corriente está muy alejado del área donde iba a instalar la cámara y no lo encontraba hasta que ví éste que sí cumplía con el largo que necesitaba.