SmartLife Video Doorbell | Wi-Fi | Battery Powered / Transformer | Full HD 1080p | Cloud Storage (optional) / microSD (not included) | IP54 | With motion sensor | Night vision | White

SmartLife Video Doorbell | Wi-Fi | Battery Powered / Transformer | Full HD 1080p | Cloud Storage (optional) / microSD (not included) | IP54 | With motion sensor | Night vision | White

With this Nedis SmartLife video doorbell you always know there’s someone at your door, no matter where you are. As soon as your visitor rings the doorbell or, thanks to the accurate PIR motion detector, even approaches your front door, you’ll receive a push notification on your smartphone. You can then start a video call, asking the courier to drop off the parcel at your neighbours or tell that salesman you’re not interested - all without opening the door. This Rechargeable Video Doorbell connects directly to your Wi-Fi and it combines the best of both worlds as it can be used 100% wirelessly thanks to its integrated 2600 mAh battery, or it can be powered/recharged using the 12 – 24 VAC transformer and existing wires from your traditional wired doorbell, so you never need to worry about the battery running empty and recharging it. In the doorbell’s interface you can customize 2 buttons to control another Nedis SmartLife product, such as switching a smart light or starting a camera. Given that you’re able to respond from any location in the world as long as your smartphone has an internet connection, this also increases home security, by making it seem like you’re at home. The Full HD camera (1080p) has a 130° viewing angle and supports night vision, enabling you to clearly see who is at your door 24 hours a day. No worries if you don’t have time to answer the door. The images can be stored on a microSD card so you can watch them any time you like. Expand this video doorbell with our Nedis doorbell chime (WIFICDPC10BK) to hear the chime even if your smartphone is not around. The consumer must comply with the applicable laws and regulations and be aware that these may impose restrictions on the creation and use of camera images.