Getting the Defender Guard Pro up and running is a relatively straightforward process, although we did run into some initial glitches (more on that in a moment). Setup and installation Image used with permission by copyright holder You’ll also want to make sure you’ve got an electrical outlet to plug the camera into because neither the Guard Pro nor the standard Guard is battery powered. Seeing as the male-to-female bridge between the power cable and the extension isn’t waterproofed (the user guide explicitly states so), it would have been nice to see some kind of covering for the power connections, too. In addition to the camera, the box includes all the mounting hardware, a 10-foot power cable, a 25-foot power cable extension, a window warning sticker, a drilling template, user manuals, and waterproof shielding for an Ethernet cable. The plastic outer shell feels industrial and tough, while the pivoting arm was easy to adjust but sets firmly in place once you’ve chosen its resting position. Holding it in your hand, the camera doesn’t feel overly heavy, but you can also tell that there’s nothing cheap at play. Out of the box Image used with permission by copyright holderįrom a design standpoint, the Defender Guard Pro delivered a solid first impression.
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