Product Description
What it is
A two-piece video door entry set: a waterproof outdoor camera/doorbell unit paired with a 7” colour LCD indoor monitor. Built for domestic installs where a straightforward see-and-speak entry system is the spec, not a full networked access-control platform.
Key specs
- Display: 7-inch colour LCD indoor monitor with touch-screen controls for call answer, unlock, and monitor functions.
- Camera: outdoor doorbell camera unit rated waterproof, for permanent exterior mounting.
- Night vision: IR-equipped outdoor unit for visitor identification in low light.
- Audio: two-way communication between indoor monitor and outdoor unit.
- Door release: remote unlock function operated from the indoor monitor.
Install notes
Mount the outdoor camera under cover where practical — any exterior camera exposed to driving rain or direct spray over time is more likely to develop moisture-related faults, so a sheltered position at the door surround is preferable. Run power to the outdoor unit on a cable rated for the run length; IR illumination draws more current at night, and a marginal supply or long thin cable is a common cause of flicker or dropout after dark on IR-equipped cameras generally.
Where it fits
Suited to single-dwelling entry points needing local video verification and audio at the door, rather than multi-way distribution or app-based remote viewing — check this against spec before quoting for jobs requiring smartphone monitoring.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the outdoor camera unit suitable for permanent outdoor mounting?
Yes, the outdoor unit is described as waterproof and intended for outdoor use, though a sheltered mounting position is preferable for longevity.
Can I see visitors at night with this system?
Yes, the outdoor camera has night vision for identifying visitors in low light.
Does the system support two-way talk?
Yes, two-way audio is built in between the indoor 7” monitor and the outdoor doorbell unit.
What causes flickering or dropout on the night vision image?
On IR-equipped cameras generally, a weak power supply or long/thin cable run causing voltage drop is a common cause of flicker or no image at night — check the power adapter rating and cable length.
