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Video doorbell TA2021

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Video doorbell TA2021

A video doorbell, also known as a smart doorbell or doorbell camera, is an upgraded version of a traditional doorbell that incorporates a built-in camera, microphone, and speaker. It’s connected to your home’s Wi-Fi network and allows you to see, hear, and speak to visitors at your front door from anywhere using a smartphone app or other connected devices.

Here are the key features and how they work:

  • Built-in Camera: This is the core feature, providing a live video feed of your doorstep. Most video doorbells offer high-definition (HD) video, and many include features like night vision (infrared or color) for clear viewing in low light.
  • Motion Detection: Video doorbells are equipped with sensors that detect movement in front of your door, even if someone doesn’t ring the bell. When motion is detected, you’ll receive an alert on your phone. Many advanced models use AI to differentiate between people, pets, packages, and vehicles, reducing false alarms.
  • Two-Way Audio: A built-in microphone and speaker enable you to have a real-time conversation with whoever is at your door, whether you’re home or away. This is useful for speaking with delivery drivers, guests, or even deterring unwanted visitors.
  • Remote Access (via App): Through a dedicated smartphone app, you can view the live camera feed, receive notifications, and communicate with visitors from anywhere with an internet connection.
  • Recording and Storage: Video doorbells typically record footage when motion is detected or the doorbell is pressed. This footage can be stored either locally (e.g., on an SD card within the device) or in the cloud (often requiring a subscription service).
  • Connectivity: Most video doorbells connect to your home’s Wi-Fi. They can be either hardwired to your existing doorbell wiring for continuous power or battery-powered for easier wireless installation.
  • Smart Home Integration: Many video doorbells can integrate with other smart home systems and devices, such as smart speakers (like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant) or smart locks, allowing for a more connected and automated home security experience.

Benefits of a video doorbell:

  • Enhanced Security: Provides real-time monitoring of your front door, allowing you to see and record who comes and goes, deterring potential intruders and package thieves.
  • Convenience: Answer your door and communicate with visitors from anywhere, without having to physically be home or get up to open the door.
  • Peace of Mind: Know who is at your door, even when you’re not there, and receive alerts about any activity.
  • Evidence Collection: Recorded footage can serve as valuable evidence in case of a security incident.
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Video doorbell TA2021

The Video Doorbell TA2021 is a smartphone-operated video doorbell with a color touchscreen display.

It allows users to see, hear, and speak to visitors through a connected smartphone or tablet. The TA2021 can also open the door remotely through the telephone line. 

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
  • Smartphone Connectivity: It connects to smartphones or tablets, allowing users to monitor their doorstep remotely. 
  • Touchscreen Display: Features a color touchscreen display for local viewing and interaction. 
  • Two-Way Audio: Enables communication with visitors through the doorbell. 
  • Door Opening: Allows users to remotely open the door through the phone line. 
  • Storage: Can store images and videos, either internally or on an external memory card. 
  • Potential for Enhanced Features: While not explicitly mentioned in the provided context, this model likely offers features like motion detection, night vision, and the ability to save and review recordings, similar to other video doorbells. 

This product is a high-quality smart video doorbell with a 7″ LCD touch screen monitor.

The video doorbell TA2021 is fully programmable, and users can change the settings through the monitor.

This smart video doorbell panel has a high-quality camera with night-vision mode. The video doorbell TA2021 package comes with a touch screen LCD monitor with a 7” size.

This special doorbell controls the door or gate operator system using a landline worldwide, so no need to have internet and wifi connection, and this option is available on the TA2021 video doorbell. This function is useful for properties that are far away from cities.

The video panel is a device designed to capture the image and sound of a person from the entrance door of the building and send it to the in-unit video monitor.

The camera panel available in the set has one bell button with a metal case that provides a special video doorbell for high-security properties.

Additional information
Weight 3 kg
Dimensions 39 × 20 × 10 cm
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TA2021
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