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You certainly can wire cameras even if you are a renter, without doing any damage to the property. It is no different than running a wire to your computer from
by StanislavPetrov 4y ago
You certainly can wire cameras even if you are a renter, without doing any damage to the property. It is no different than running a wire to your computer from a router in another room. You just can't poke a bunch of holes in the wall. I'm not a renter, but I don't want my camera on a network or susceptible to jammers so I have a camera on my porch with a 50' wire running inside the small gap at the upper corner of my door, and up the stairs.
- tristor 4y ago> small gap at the upper corner of my door I’ve done similar things indoors, however there should be no gaps with properly hung and weatherstripped exterior doors, at least there aren’t in any of the places I’ve lived, purely for energy reasons.
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- StanislavPetrov 4y agoI've made no claims that my home is energy efficient!
- s__s 4y agoIt undoubtedly varies based on local law and landlord, but where I’m from, as a renter you can typically put as many holes in the walls as you want as long as you properly patch them up when you move out. Same goes for painting and other modifications.