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Uniden U-Bell WiFi Video Doorbell $169.99 + free shipping
$169.99
Amazon [amazon.com] and Home Depot [homedepot.com] have the Uniden DB1 WiFi Video Doorbell normally $199.99 for $169.99
Unlike many other video doorbells, Uniden's stores recordings on a SD card and has no separate monthly recording service or fees.
- Wired power (no batteries required), includes 8GB SD card for recording purposes
- 4 Interchangeable color faceplates included - White, Silver, Charcoal, and Black
- Free Uniden wireless video Doorbell app: full mobile remote control and setup from iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android devices to receive alerts via email or notification
- Includes mounting template with installation wrench, mounting screws, screw anchors, 4 flat screws, and power cables, power connector and resistor
- System requirements: router with Internet access and iPhone, iPad, iPod touch or Android device; Network interface: 1 Wireless Interface (Wireless Network Card), Supporting 2.4 GHz
- Motion activation, remote activation and alarm trigger provide 1080p full HD monitoring of door entry area anytime, anywhere
- Uses existing chime and existing doorbell's wiring for power
- 180 field of view with up to 15 ft. night vision
- Weatherproof (IP54)
- 2-way audio
Unlike many other video doorbells, Uniden's stores recordings on a SD card and has no separate monthly recording service or fees.
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Last Edited by bitslizer
February 2, 2018
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08:52 AM
This is a rebranded Hikvision doorbell
LaView has this on sale for $135 with coupon code "GROUNDHOG"
https://www.laviewsecur
Amazon has the RCA version of this same doorbell for $150 (can be found cheaper on fleabay)
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbe...A+door
Note that this was on sale for $100 during black friday
https://slickdeals.net/f/10945727-laview-doorbell-wifi-ip-camera-99-fs?v=1&src=Site
There are several brand re-badging this Hikvision doorbell. Nelly Security, RCA, LaView, LTS in addition to Uniden just to name a few see below for the one i'm aware of:
Nelly Security NSC-DB1 (comes with 32gb SDcard)
https://www.nellyssecur
LTS LTK6128W (I think you need to go through a distributor/installer for LTS)
https://www.a1securityc
LaView LV-PDB1520F1 (16gb SDcard)
https://www.laviewsecur
RCA HS-DB1 (16gb SDcard)
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbe...077KW2
Uniden DB1 (8gb SDcard)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V9ZKTY
ClareControl (16gb, through dealers)
http://dealer.clarecon
Hikvision DS-KB6003-WIP (also a KB6013, not sure the diff, get these through ali express)
http://www.hikvision.c
Power by existing doorbell wiring 16-24v, no need to periodically swap/charge battery.
Pro
Can record 24/7 to Local security NVR via ONVIF/RTSP
No monthly subscription fee unlike Ring but still have 2 way talk
Pretty good image quality and daytime performance
Firmware between different brand are interchangable/flashable as of time of this post
Multiple faceplate color option to choose from
IR LED are 940nm, no red IR LED visible when operating in IR mode at night
Con
Firmware still a bit immature.
Nighttime IR image has some glare/reflection (cleaning the Dome lens properly help quite a bit but does not totally eliminate the glare) see IPcamtalk thread for examples
LaView has this on sale for $135 with coupon code "GROUNDHOG"
https://www.laviewsecur
Amazon has the RCA version of this same doorbell for $150 (can be found cheaper on fleabay)
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbe...A+door
Note that this was on sale for $100 during black friday
https://slickdeals.net/f/10945727-laview-doorbell-wifi-ip-camera-99-fs?v=1&src=Site
There are several brand re-badging this Hikvision doorbell. Nelly Security, RCA, LaView, LTS in addition to Uniden just to name a few see below for the one i'm aware of:
Nelly Security NSC-DB1 (comes with 32gb SDcard)
https://www.nellyssecur
LTS LTK6128W (I think you need to go through a distributor/installer for LTS)
https://www.a1securityc
LaView LV-PDB1520F1 (16gb SDcard)
https://www.laviewsecur
RCA HS-DB1 (16gb SDcard)
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbe...077KW2
Uniden DB1 (8gb SDcard)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075V9ZKTY
ClareControl (16gb, through dealers)
http://dealer.clarecon
Hikvision DS-KB6003-WIP (also a KB6013, not sure the diff, get these through ali express)
http://www.hikvision.c
Power by existing doorbell wiring 16-24v, no need to periodically swap/charge battery.
Pro
Can record 24/7 to Local security NVR via ONVIF/RTSP
No monthly subscription fee unlike Ring but still have 2 way talk
Pretty good image quality and daytime performance
Firmware between different brand are interchangable/flashable as of time of this post
Multiple faceplate color option to choose from
IR LED are 940nm, no red IR LED visible when operating in IR mode at night
Con
Firmware still a bit immature.
Nighttime IR image has some glare/reflection (cleaning the Dome lens properly help quite a bit but does not totally eliminate the glare) see IPcamtalk thread for examples
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this has built in micro sd, and can connect to NVR. and in doing so you cut out the middle man unless you don't have an NVR and you use the cloud base services. so this has a lot more option and flexibility and NO MONTHLY FEES.
ring has just done a good job of putting a lot of money in marketting to make the average consumer think they are the best and only option for doorbell cams.
thanks to HKvision and this product being rebranded hopefully people will see the light. if you are having to pay monthly fees, thats bogus
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More like alerting feature... email.. sms... play sound on my ceiling speakers
this has built in micro sd, and can connect to NVR. and in doing so you cut out the middle man unless you don't have an NVR and you use the cloud base services. so this has a lot more option and flexibility and NO MONTHLY FEES.
ring has just done a good job of putting a lot of money in marketting to make the average consumer think they are the best and only option for doorbell cams.
thanks to HKvision and this product being rebranded hopefully people will see the light. if you are having to pay monthly fees, thats bogus
My understanding is that you lose the video of the bell is stolen or if the SD card is stolen. Would that be a true statement?
Yes if using the doorbell as standalone ONLY and nothing else, then if the doorbell is stolen or if the SD card is stolen, the video would be lost. The "free cloud" feature of this cam is not true cloud storage like the ring system, but rather act as a middleman to connect the app to the doorbell and stream the video saved on the bell. That's why there's no cloud subscription fee
No if using in conjunction with a security NVR or PC/Phone/Tablet based video recorder such as Blue Iris or TinyCam, then the NVR can record the stream 24/7 and you would have additional copy. The doorbell also can be configured to do FTP upload, so that's also an option for extra copy
Also note that the faceplate use a security (torx) bit to secure it to the body, so it is not exactly something that can be easily remove unless you bring a torx bit kit.
Yes if using the doorbell as standalone ONLY and nothing else, then if the doorbell is stolen or if the SD card is stolen, the video would be lost. The "free cloud" feature of this cam is not true cloud storage like the ring system, but rather act as a middleman to connect the app to the doorbell and stream the video saved on the bell. That's why there's no cloud subscription fee
No if using in conjunction with a security NVR or PC/Phone/Tablet based video recorder such as Blue Iris or TinyCam, then the NVR can record the stream 24/7 and you would have additional copy. The doorbell also can be configured to do FTP upload, so that's also an option for extra copy
Also note that the faceplate use a security (torx) bit to secure it to the body, so it is not exactly something that can be easily remove unless you bring a torx bit kit.