WIFI Doorbell Camera: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 31: | Line 31: | ||
* 1080p video | * 1080p video | ||
* ONVIF (compatible with Surveillance Station) | * ONVIF (compatible with Surveillance Station) | ||
=== More info === | |||
[[Yoosee SD-M5|Wiki page dedicated to SD-M5]] | |||
== Other recommended products == | == Other recommended products == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:02, 6 September 2020
Overview[edit]
Notes on installing WIFI doorbell cameras.
Required specs[edit]
- No storage subscription required
- Ethernet cable
- PoE
- 1080p video or better, e.g. 2K or 3K
- Compatible with Synology Surveillance Station, most likely with ONVIF
- A phone app with push notifications when doorbell is pressed providing video in front of the door
- (Optional) some sort of physical door chime triggered by the button on the doorbell unit
3rd-party camera software[edit]
- Synology Surveillance Station
- Blue Iris
Yoosee SD-M5[edit]
Links[edit]
- Product link
- Thread on ipcamtalk including discussions of tweaks, installation issues, software, phone apps, and accessories.
Specs[edit]
- RJ45 socket, supports Cat6
- PoE
- 1080p video
- ONVIF (compatible with Surveillance Station)
More info[edit]
Other recommended products[edit]
Discussion of these specs on ipcamtalk forums. Included mentions of Doorbird, Yoosee, Nelly's Security, and Axis A8105-E.
- Arlo Video Doorbell — Amazon page, CNet review
- $150
- Wireless only
- Promotes storage subscription provided by Arlo
- Arlo is not listed as a supported vendor in Surveillance Station
- Nest
- Nest is not listed as a supported vendor in Surveillance Station
- Google storage subscription
- Wireless only
- Nelly's Security NSC-DB2
- $140
- ONVIF
- 3MP video
- Not PoE? Requires power to the doorbell.
Previously installed[edit]
DoorBird IP Video Door Station D101[edit]
Drawbacks[edit]
- Hard-wired ethernet Cat5, i.e. there is no plug, so it cannot be reinstalled. Also Cat5, not Cat6.