Arlo Go 2 - Mounting Your Arlo Go 2 Camera

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Arlo Go 2 LTE/WiFi Security Camera
User Manual
To view signal strength in the Arlo app aer your camera is set up, tap Settings > My
Devices. Select your camera, and tap Connected To > Cellular Settings > Signal Strength.
• Place your camera in an area where it has at least three bars of signal strength. In an area
with low signal strength, your camera’s battery life is much shorter because your camera
spends so much time trying to connect to the network.
• Make sure that your Arlo Go 2 is at least 6.5 feet (2 meters) away from any major electrical
equipment, large metal or concrete objects, or other sources of signal interference.
Note: For information about roaming, contact your mobile broadband service provider. Some
service providers do not allow roaming. In cases where roaming is allowed, it comes with
additional charges and oen requires additional services from your service provider.
Mount your Arlo Go 2 Camera
You can mount your Arlo Go 2 Camera on a wall or ceiling. Before you mount your camera,
make sure you’ve found a good location for LTE signal strength and motion detection.
Note: You must follow the instructions in the Arlo app when you rst install your Go 2
Camera. Do not begin mounting your camera before the Arlo app instructs you to during the
installation process.
You need the following items to mount your camera:
• A power drill with a 15/64 inch (6 mm) drill bit
• A Phillips-head screwdriver
• The screw mount that came in the package with your camera
• A pencil (optional)
Note: Mount your camera onto a at, supportive surface.
When mounting your camera, select a mounting surface that can support the weight of
your camera with the battery installed. Mounting your camera in an unstable location might
create a hazardous situation or damage your product, which might not be covered by Arlo’s
warranty.
To mount your Arlo Go 2 Camera:
1. Place the screw mount on the wall or ceiling where you plan to mount your camera.
2. On the wall or ceiling, mark the location of the three holes from the mount.
The marks can be used as a guide to drill pilot holes.