Easier Communication with a Smart Video Doorbell

At Immax NEO, we’re constantly striving to advance home security. New technologies bring new possibilities. Until recently, a doorbell was merely a functional device that alerted you when someone was at the door. With the development of the smart home, its capabilities have expanded significantly. 

The front door is the gateway to your home. All your guests enter through it. How can you keep this space under control at all times?

A smart video doorbell offers a range of features to help you achieve this goal. The built-in camera can detect motion, take photos or record video, and enable two-way communication. You can control the device using your cell phone, even if you’re hundreds of kilometers away.

Easy installation

On the door, next to it, or on the gate. Installing the video doorbell is very simple. All you need is double-sided tape, for example. If you decide to mount it on the wall, use the included screws.

The video doorbell should be mounted at a sufficient height. Also, keep in mind that it doesn’t have to be used only for visitors ringing the doorbell. If you position it strategically, you can use it to monitor the area around your house and keep an eye on your neighbor’s property across the street. Its field of view is up to 166°.

Motion Detection

The camera has the same features as any of its smart counterparts. You can set it to detect motion, send you photos of its surroundings, or record video. Despite this constant activity, the battery life is up to 8 months.

Two-way communication

The video doorbell is part of the family of smart products, and its features reflect that. Its primary purpose is to communicate with you. Smart technology ensures that you’ll know everything that’s happening at home while you’re away.

Any device—including this video doorbell—can be connected to your smartphone. If someone approaches the door, you’ll be notified immediately. If an expected visitor arrives and you’re not home yet, two-way communication will come in handy.

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