Speco Video Doorbell Features WiFI and PoE Connectivity Options
The user-friendly video surveillance solution utilizes the company’s advanced analytic technologies to deliver high levels of protection to residential and commercial property owners.
The user-friendly video surveillance solution utilizes the company’s advanced analytic technologies to deliver high levels of protection to residential and commercial property owners.
Consumer Reports found issues with a dozen seemingly identical video doorbells sold under brand names including Eken and Tuck.
Snap One states that its new ClareVision Smart Video Doorbell incorporates features such as 1080p video capabilities and dual-band Wi-Fi network connectivity.
Three new video doorbell products from Bogen provide a better user experience for property owners that are equipped with the company’s Nyquist access control platform.
Video doorbells have been one of the fastest-growing security-related products the past few years, creating a hot opportunity for integrators. Here’s a roundup of video-access solutions ranging from residential video doorbells to advanced video intercoms.
The cameras can be integrated with the Gemini Security/Video/Access and iSecure Connected Home Alarm Apps, or used with the standalone iBridge Video App.
The Alarm.com video doorbell uses edge computing and the company’s proprietary AI-driven video analytics engine to detect people approaching the front door.
The potential fire hazard impacts around 350,000 second generation Ring doorbells sold in the U.S. and roughly 8,700 more sold in Canada.
Napco says the iBridge video doorbell can help dealers looking to compete with DIY products with a professional-grade offering.
The Ring Video Doorbell 3 and Video Doorbell 3 Plus include Pre-Roll, which captures the four seconds before motion is detected, a first for Ring battery-powered devices.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
