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Video Doorbell Intercom B101

$691.90

Video Doorbell Intercom B101

* 7 Inch screen indoor monitor

* Waterproof outdoor station

* Unlock ways: password/ RFID card/ indoor monitor/ Tuya app

* Keypad access control with back light

* Color video doorbell intercom system (Audio and Video)

* Night vision light system

* Connect monitor to WIFI and control the doorbell system with smartphone worldwide

 

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Description

Video Doorbell Intercom B101

*Finger touch intercom keypad

*RFID card or tage access control system

*Connect to the smartphone using WIFI 2.4 Ghz

*Answer the visitors call using the monitor and smartphone

*Control door worldwide using APP

*Smart intercom system

*7” LCD 960P AHD Monitor

*Control 2 gates/doors

As technology continues to evolve, traditional intercom systems are becoming outdated. People are looking for more flexible and convenient communication options, and that’s where the WiFi Intercom System comes in.

If you’re a merchant looking to provide your customers with a top-of-the-line intercom system, look no further than our WiFi Intercom System. Our product is designed to make communication between households, offices, and businesses easier than ever before.

In this product introduction, we’ll explore the key features and benefits of our WiFi Intercom System and explain why it’s the perfect solution for your customers.

Key Features:

One of the standout features of our Video Doorbell Intercom B101 is its ease of use. Unlike traditional wired intercom systems, our product is wireless and can be set up in minutes. The video doorbell intercom B101 can be controlled via a smartphone or tablet, making it easy to communicate with your household, business, or office from anywhere.

Another key feature of the video doorbell intercom B101 is its high-quality audio and video capabilities. The system includes a high-resolution camera and a microphone that can pick up even the slightest sounds. This ensures that communication is clear and effective, even in noisy environments.

Moreover, the system also supports two-way voice communication. It provides an easy way to communicate with people without a carbon footprint as well as keeping your place safe and secure.

Benefits:

There are numerous benefits to using our video doorbell intercom B101. Below are some of the key advantages that merchants should keep in mind when considering whether to stock our product.

1. Enhanced Security

Video Doorbell Intercom B101 adds an extra layer of security to any home or office. You can monitor who comes in and out of your property via the camera, and the two-way voice capability allows you to communicate with visitors from a safe distance.

2. Convenience

The video doorbell intercom B101 System makes it easier than ever to communicate with your household or colleagues. No more running up and down the stairs or across the office to deliver a message – everything can be done with the touch of a button on your smartphone or tablet.

3. Flexibility

Our Video Doorbell B101 is extremely flexible and can be customized to suit your needs. You can add extra cameras, control multiple doors or gates, and more. The system can also be integrated with other security devices, such as alarms or smart locks.

4. Cost-effective

Compared to traditional wired intercom systems, our WiFi Intercom System is much more cost-effective. There are no installation costs or messy wiring to deal with, and the system can be set up in minutes.

Conclusion

In conclusion, our Intercom system B101 is a must-have for any merchant looking to offer their customers an advanced, high-quality communication solution. From enhanced security to convenience and cost-effectiveness, our product has it all. If you’re interested in stocking our WiFi Intercom System, please get in touch with us today to learn more about our wholesale options.

Video Doorbell Intercom B101 System

The Video Doorbell Intercom B101 is a 7-inch indoor monitor with a touch button and an outdoor station with a password and RFID card to access the function. The whole acrylic panel makes the indoor monitor full of design. The IP65 waterproof outdoor station can be unlocked by swiping your card, password, and Tuya app, so you don’t have to worry about forgetting to bring the key.

Motion detection function can protect your house’s safety, when someone passes by the outdoor station, an indoor monitor with an SD card can take a picture or record a video for you to check if it is in front of your home. For the WiFi intercom system, you can set the ringtone volume for different periods.

1.3MP video doorbell

Specification

WiFi monitor

Model number 86706
Display 7″ TFT touch screen, acrylic panel, touch button
Definition 7″ (1024×600 pixels)
CCTV camera input 800TVL/ 960P
Color Black and white color for option
Processor Embedded MCU Processor
Calling mode Half Duplicate Communication
Calling time 120s
Standby current Maximum 250mA
Working current Maximum 600mA
Power supply DC adaptor or built-in power for option
Work temperature 0~+50°C
Installation Surface mount
Picture format JPEG standard format
Memory Support Max 32GB SD card(>Class 10; not included)
Dimension (L x W x D) 226 * 151 * 23.5mm
Connection 4- core wire
Custom Background Yes (Background picture from MicroSD card when installed)
Part Number 84207EPC
Dimensions 138*48*17.5mm
View angle 110° wide-angle camera
Defi­nition (Hor.) 800TVL/ 960P
LEDs for night vision IR LEDs Supplement
Power consumption 200mA max.
Power source 15V 1A power adaptor
Operation temp. -40~+50ºC
Working humidity 10% to 95%
Installation Surface mount
Lock Magnetic lock/ electronic lock
Waterproof IP65

Advantages:

PIR VDP

  1. 7-inch indoor monitor, with a built-in WiFi module, it can connect to mobile apps, both Android and iOS systems available.
  2. IP65 waterproof level outdoor station with a password and RFID card to unlock the function
  3. The outdoor station and indoor monitor are connected by 4 core wires, easy to install
  4. Tuya APP can monitor, unlock the door, and talk to visitors who are in front of the outdoor station
  5. Indoor monitor support max. 32G SD card to store music, pictures, and videos

System Diagram

The whole system can support 6 indoor monitors 2 outdoor station+ 2 CCTV cameras. You can connect 1 master monitor which can connect to Tuya and 5 extension monitors without wifi function, so that you can save cost.

7 Inch monitor

 

Additional information
Weight 2 kg
Dimensions 29 × 12 × 19 cm
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● Universal gate opener/garage door opener phone remote control and 1080P Full-HD outdoor surveillance camera, all-in-one!
  • By using the Camera Gate controller realtime monitor, open and close your door openers remotely using your smartphone from anywhere, any time!
● Features 1080p resolution full high definition CMOS sensor and infrared IR LED, the wireless camera is designed for ultra-sharp clear images and monitor in complete darkness. The 24/7 live video display on your smartphone with the FREE Linkcraft APP ensures your garage or gate is safe and secure. No worry about the status of the door. ● The Camera Gate Controller works with all Gate Openers, and is compatible with most gate openers/garage door openers with External Receiver which is sold separately.
  • Multi-users monitor and control, share your WIFI camera and gate remote access with family and friends. Up to 50 cameras can be added to our APP, and you can take pictures and record videos for your gate or garage on your phone. IP44 Weatherproof - This camera is perfect for outdoor use, and works well under rough weather like storms and snow.
  • Universal smartphone remote control for gate opener/garage door opener / various household appliances / industrial devices and 1080P Full-HD outdoor surveillance camera, all-in-one！
  • Real-time monitor and control your devices using your smartphone from anywhere, any time!
  • Typical applications include opening and closing your door openers, lights, automatic feeders, water pump, and spray system remotely.
  • Features 1080p resolution full high definition CMOS sensor and infrared IR LED, the wireless camera is designed for ultra-sharp clear images and monitors in complete darkness.
  • 24/7 live video display on your smartphone with the FREE Linkcraft APP greatly ensures safety and security.
  • No worry about the status of the door or the device.
  • The wire in the controller works with most gate openers/garage door openers / various electrical equipment.
  • Multi-users monitor and control, share your WIFI camera, and remote access with family and friends.
  • Up to 50 cameras can be added to our APP, and take pictures and record videos for your device on your phone.
  • IP44 Weatherproof - This camera is perfect for outdoor use, and works well under rough weather like storms and snow.
  • Features relay output whose max contact is up to 15A/120VAC & 10A/30VDC, two modes of toggle click and self-hold are selectable.
  • You can set a timer in self-hold mode to adjust the working time of the device.
  • Add up to 128GB micro SD card (optional, SD card NOT included), the video is to be recorded day and night.
  • Easy-to-follow manual is included for quick setting up.

A camera gate controller is a system, often part of an access control system, that combines a camera with the ability to control gate or door access.

It allows residents to see and communicate with visitors at the gate before granting access. This technology enhances security by providing visual verification and remote control of entry points. 
How it works:
  • Camera:
    A camera, often with features like night vision and high resolution, captures video of the gate area. 
  • Communication:
    The system typically includes a way for residents to communicate with visitors, often through two-way audio. 
  • Remote Control:
    Residents can remotely unlock the gate or door through a mobile app or other interface. 
  • Integration:
    Some systems integrate with other smart home or property management systems. 
Key Features:
  • Remote Access: View and control the gate from anywhere with an internet connection. 
  • Visual Verification: See who is at the gate before granting access. 
  • Two-way Audio: Communicate with visitors. 
  • Security Alerts: Receive notifications for motion or other events. 
  • Integration Options: Some systems can integrate with other smart home or access control systems.
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