No Drill Security Cameras
No drill security cameras mount with adhesive or magnets — no holes, no tools, no landlord headache. KeldCo Glass Eye sticks to the inside of any window in minutes and records 24/7 with no subscription.
Stick it on. Plug it in. Watch live.
No drill security cameras use adhesive mounting plates or magnets to attach to glass, drywall or tile. There are no screws, no wall anchors, and nothing to patch when you move. KeldCo Glass Eye uses a reusable static-cling plate on the inside of the window — the camera clicks on with a magnet and lifts off whenever you want.
Buying guideWhat to look for in a no-drill security camera
- Mount surface. Adhesive plates work on glass and smooth surfaces. Matte paint and textured drywall often fail — check your surface before buying.
- Weight limit. Cheap mounts sag or fall over time. KeldCo plates hold 500g+ and reset without residue.
- Removability. If you rent, the mount needs to lift off clean. No adhesive residue, no paint damage.
- Power source. Battery cameras avoid wires but need charging. Plug-in cameras need an outlet nearby — check cord length.
- Anti-theft. A camera stuck on the outside of a window is a camera a thief can grab. Inside-glass mounts stay safe.
- Weather exposure. If the camera is outside, it needs IP65+. Indoor-facing cameras skip this.
No-drill security camera questions
Will the camera actually stay on the window?
Yes. KeldCo static-cling plates hold the camera through heat, humidity and a daily knock. They reset with water if they ever lose grip.
Can I move it to another window?
Yes. Lift the camera off the plate, lift the plate off the glass, and re-apply somewhere else. Takes two minutes.
Can I use this on a rental?
Yes — nothing permanent. No drilling, no screws, no adhesive residue. Your bond is safe.
What about outdoor cameras?
True no-drill outdoor cameras are rare. Most "stick-on" outdoor cameras fail in the first storm. KeldCo Glass Eye stays indoors behind the glass — weather-proof by design.
What if the adhesive fails?
Static cling plates reset with water, not adhesive — there's nothing to "fail" in the traditional sense. Peel it off the glass, rinse the plate, re-apply.
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