only reason it doesn't get a five is the short length on the fake wire

I had to find a way to keep the fake wire coming from camera part to stay in base because it was not as long as pictured

one light did not work a wire was not connected.

Faulty wire.

I wish the fake wire to the fake camera was a bit longer so it doesnt pop out of the slot to make it look like a dummy

Opened it up & found out the wire got broken

Also, the fake wire is not attached to anything and simply slides into a hole in the bar underneath.

If someone, which I doubt (unless they have these too) , can see the fake loose wiring that leads to NOWHERE on the camera , then they can tell it is fake

I used superglue to attach the fake wire that comes out the camera into the wall mount bar

cameras look authentic but the fake wire (it's a piece of tubing) is too short and won't stay in the hole so it flops around -and that kind of blow the whole thing

so it looks like it’s wired in

I just ran a piece of coax cable from behind the base to have it look like it was wired into power.

The fake wire that comes with the camera is all you need if you hang it on a building that has power ran to it

A small unobtrusive hole drilled in the wall or ceiling in which to insert the fake wire adds to their realism.

You will then place the piece of tubing into the little hole to make it look like there is actual wiring to the camera

but they would be really cool if they each came with an extra fake wire

They run on batteries but have a black fake wire running on the outside to appear to be realistically electrically connected.

Very inexspensive for such a great product....comes with all the hardware to hang and even has a fake wire as if it’s hooked up to an entire security system....highly recommend!