The Video Doorbell lets you answer the door from anywhere using your smartphone. It features an HD camera with night vision, providing a clear view from your front door, day and night. High Definition HD photo and video recording will be automatically taken and sent to your mobile phone when the visitor presses the button, it will also send you a live feed so you can see, hear and speak to the person from your mobile device. The battery will give you approximately 8 months power before the need to recharge it.

Motion-triggered alerts sent via the free app (iOS® and Android™) notify you of arriving guests and deliveries.

Feature:

High Definition image ultra-low power consumption design

Quick access via app

Respond to user's access demands within seconds

6pcs IR Leds,

Support 2-way audio with noise cancellation

APP support iOS & Android

Automatic take a picture & video recording when visitor press doorbell

PIR motion detect alarm

Cloud storage function

Built-in 8GB TF card, support max 32GB TF card (save video recording)

Built-in 3600mHA lithium battery and easy charge by USB. No need charge within 6 months

Easy installation (no need any cable), just Wi-Fi connection

Specification:

Image sensor: OV9712 CMOS Sensor + Hi3518E SoC

Display resolution: High Definition

Focal length: 1.7mm

Angle of view: 166° Wide angle

Audio: Input/Output: Built-in microphone & speaker

Type: 2-way audio with noise cancellation

Stream: Double stream

Night Visibility: 6pcs IR-LEDS

Alarm: PIR Motion Detect

Network: Protocol TCP/IP, UDP, DHCP, P2P, RTSP, FTP

Wireless Standard: 2.4GHz Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n

App: By Phone Android & iOS

Storage: Mobile phone memory

SD TF Card: Built-in 8GB TF card, Up to 32GB Max

Power: 3600mHA battery (2pcs x 1800mHA)

Charge Port MICRO USB

Weatherproof: Yes

User Accounts: Total 4 Users (Admin user and normal user)

Package Includes

1 x Doorbell

1 x Doorbell mounting plate

1 x Internal Battery Supplied. (No need for any other Batteries)

1 x USB Cable

1 x Screw kit

Item added 14 February 2019

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