I like this new one better because it's SIPed..
https://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/productDetail/21847
https://www.dahuasecurity.com/products/productDetail/21847
New Dahua doorbell DHI-DB11
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flynreelow
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The link shows poe and 12v dc yes on both.
I am going to check with some suppliers tomorrow. Anyone tested this yet?
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Andy,
Please let me know once you have tested one and have pricing, I am interested in this product.
Thanks
Please let me know once you have tested one and have pricing, I am interested in this product.
Thanks
Get this doobell now, will send to @looney2ns for a testing. Because he has a DB10 can make a comparison.lol. Hope is a good product not a junk . Lol
It will be interesting to see what sensor is in these - the Nest Hello I got recently seems to be a Starlight sensor as it's very good and clean at night time and much better than the Ring Pro it replaced.
Do Dahua put wedge kits in with the doorbell to allow you to angle it slightly?
They were an optional extra with Ring Pro but in the box with the Nest.
On the flipside of that in the UK you normally need a different transformer as a lot of doorbells here are 12v - Ring provide the necessary transformer in the box whereas Nest require you to sort your own, looking at the specs for the Dahua it would also need a new transformer capable of 16-24v for UK homes like the following:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-8-24v-8-va-bell-transformer-module/8707p
Do Dahua put wedge kits in with the doorbell to allow you to angle it slightly?
They were an optional extra with Ring Pro but in the box with the Nest.
On the flipside of that in the UK you normally need a different transformer as a lot of doorbells here are 12v - Ring provide the necessary transformer in the box whereas Nest require you to sort your own, looking at the specs for the Dahua it would also need a new transformer capable of 16-24v for UK homes like the following:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/british-general-8-24v-8-va-bell-transformer-module/8707p
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You know you can do the same thing as ring on a regular camera, right? BI will send you an alert you click and it shows you. Super bad ass. I get a text AND and app push with a photo.
Interested to read whether you can get a regular (rtsp, http) stream from this unit? I have been looking for a ‘regular’ camera that can be mounted at the inside of a (frontdoor) window or liek a doorbell camera. Haven’t found anything decent yet, so s doorbell camera may be usefull, but only if i can get a proper stream and preferably snapshots.
As for doorbel appliance versus regular cameras, as suggested, no need for a PIR sensor or pushbutton. I rely on a combined Microwave and PIR sensor for detecting people. No issues with sunlight, headlights (PIR) and cats or birds (Microwave) as both need to detect. Maybe one false trigger in a month or so.
As for doorbel appliance versus regular cameras, as suggested, no need for a PIR sensor or pushbutton. I rely on a combined Microwave and PIR sensor for detecting people. No issues with sunlight, headlights (PIR) and cats or birds (Microwave) as both need to detect. Maybe one false trigger in a month or so.
Us dutch-guys do. With no porches, just a few bricks in front of the door. I tried motion detection, i've never had such a busy day before, haha.
