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Please - can I connect the external magnetic charging cable to an existing external power supply that is currently used for a permanently-powered floodlight or does it have to be connected to an internal power socket? Thank you.
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What is "an externally-located power supply"? the Arlo power brick just needs to plug into the typical wall socket - does your power supply offer that? There's no way around that without somehow modifying the Arlo equipment.
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Assuming you mean the indoor cable, which isn't weatherproofed, it would have to be a USB (5v) connection. The outdoor charger has a permanently connected cable so can't be (easily) used. Also, the outdoor charger supplies 9v which may or may not be an issue.
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Thanks for your answer. No, I was planning to use an external cable with a permanent connection both to the camera and to the existing external power supply.
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Without using the magnetic connector, you'd need to hack the camera and/or case to get power properly applied. And it still needs to be 5VDC, not something like house power that runs the floodlight.
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I am so sorry but I think that we are talking cross purposes here. My intention is to use the proprietary Arlo external power supply, not a home-made one. I would use the magnetic connector to connect to the camera but am wondering how/if I can connect the mains power brick to an externally-located power supply. Thanks again for your help.
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What is "an externally-located power supply"? the Arlo power brick just needs to plug into the typical wall socket - does your power supply offer that? There's no way around that without somehow modifying the Arlo equipment.
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