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Doorknox Door Entry Camera With Secure Key Fob & Key Pad Access video intercom
£99.99
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£119.99 Inc VAT Excl Tax: £99.99
The VDP103 includes a backlit touchpad for keypad access plus built in proximity ID card/keyfob reader easy access control. It has an attractive metal anti-vandal weatherproof case with a built in IR ideal for night-time viewing. A maximum of 40 keyfobs can be paired to a single VDP103. Each keyfob however can be paired to multiple door cameras so the same keyfob can be used to open multiple doors.
Supplied with 2 free keyfobs, additional key fobs are also available
Overview of the DoorKnox Video Entry System
DoorKnox is a low-cost, feature packed video door entry system. In its basic format it consists of 1 monitor located inside a property and a camera with a "call-button" on the outside of the property. Pressing the call-button chimes the monitor and the person who is inside the property can see the visitor. It can record video and pictures of visitors.
With the addition of the new PhoneSEE box you can see who's at the door on your mobile phone!! This allows you to talk to callers remotely on your phone giving them the impression you're at home as a great security deterrent. The new PhoneSEE box uses the SmartLife app for Android & Apple phones.
A two-way intercom allows you to chat to the visitor and even remotely operate a door release to let the visitor come in. Adding an SD card to the DoorKnox allows you to record video & still images every time the call-button is activated, which can be played after the event directly from the monitor or from a PC. You can create your own system or buy one of our starter systems and then add to it.
Designing Your Own System
First choose the internal monitor you like the look of from the Mini 4" to larger 10" one for extra image clarity. Next, select which door camera suits the application you have in mind.
Each main DoorKnox monitor can work with 2 of the DoorKnox cameras and be daisy chained with up to 5 slave monitors for flexible control of multiple entrances from different locations. Each monitor can also be used as an intercom and if the door camera is answered from one location the call can be transferred to another. You can even connect 2 extra CVBS cameras and alarm inputs. The monitors come with their own PSUs, so all you need is a 4 core cable between the monitor and the camera.
Although the DoorKnox is a low cost solution it's easy to interface electric door locks & other access control equipment to it for a really flexible installation. For guidance of what you can do with the DoorKnox please download the instructions as they are continually being updated as the system evolves.
Does the DoorKnox record the visitor if I'm out, so I can see who's been? How do I view the images? Yes it does. It can record a small amount of video (2mins) or around 80 images on an SD card inside the monitor. You can play them on the monitor or you could take the card out and play it on a PC. If I'm not at home can the DoorKnox remotely notify me if someone is at my property?Yes it can! To do this you need to link the DoorKnox to the ZipDVR or NVR or alienDVR. The DoorKnox's Call button and video output are connected to the DVR. When someone presses the Call button on the DoorKnox camera it "alarms" the DVR. The DVR records the visitor and can email you three snap shots from the camera to your phone! You could then log into the DVR via the phone app and see and hear live video and audio! What does the DoorKnox do?In its basic format it consists of 1 monitor located inside a property and a camera with a "Call button" on the outside of the property. When someone presses the Call button it chimes the monitor and the person inside can see the visitor. A two way intercom allows the occupier to chat to the visitor and then remotely operate a door release to let the visitor in.
Combined Door Entry Keypad Camera with on Board Card Reader
great for limiting access to authorised personnel only
- 3.6mm Pinhole Fixed Lens
- 85° View Angle
- Built-In IR for Night Time Viewing
- Up to 80 users!
- Brushed Aluminium Finish
- Hi-Res 800TVL
- Push ButtonConnection
- Passcode & Keyfob Entry
- Built in Card Reader
- 2-Way Intercom
Combined camera, coded key pad & key fob/card reader. Supplied with 2 key fobs for staff entry
The VDP103 includes a backlit touchpad for keypad access plus built in proximity ID card/keyfob reader easy access control. It has an attractive metal anti-vandal weatherproof case with a built in IR ideal for night-time viewing. A maximum of 40 keyfobs can be paired to a single VDP103. Each keyfob however can be paired to multiple door cameras so the same keyfob can be used to open multiple doors.
Supplied with 2 free keyfobs, additional key fobs are also available
Overview of the DoorKnox Video Entry System
DoorKnox is a low-cost, feature packed video door entry system. In its basic format it consists of 1 monitor located inside a property and a camera with a "call-button" on the outside of the property. Pressing the call-button chimes the monitor and the person who is inside the property can see the visitor. It can record video and pictures of visitors.
With the addition of the new PhoneSEE box you can see who's at the door on your mobile phone!! This allows you to talk to callers remotely on your phone giving them the impression you're at home as a great security deterrent. The new PhoneSEE box uses the SmartLife app for Android & Apple phones.
A two-way intercom allows you to chat to the visitor and even remotely operate a door release to let the visitor come in. Adding an SD card to the DoorKnox allows you to record video & still images every time the call-button is activated, which can be played after the event directly from the monitor or from a PC. You can create your own system or buy one of our starter systems and then add to it.
Designing Your Own System
First choose the internal monitor you like the look of from the Mini 4" to larger 10" one for extra image clarity. Next, select which door camera suits the application you have in mind.
Each main DoorKnox monitor can work with 2 of the DoorKnox cameras and be daisy chained with up to 5 slave monitors for flexible control of multiple entrances from different locations. Each monitor can also be used as an intercom and if the door camera is answered from one location the call can be transferred to another. You can even connect 2 extra CVBS cameras and alarm inputs. The monitors come with their own PSUs, so all you need is a 4 core cable between the monitor and the camera.
Although the DoorKnox is a low cost solution it's easy to interface electric door locks & other access control equipment to it for a really flexible installation. For guidance of what you can do with the DoorKnox please download the instructions as they are continually being updated as the system evolves.
Does the DoorKnox record the visitor if I'm out, so I can see who's been? How do I view the images? Yes it does. It can record a small amount of video (2mins) or around 80 images on an SD card inside the monitor. You can play them on the monitor or you could take the card out and play it on a PC. If I'm not at home can the DoorKnox remotely notify me if someone is at my property?Yes it can! To do this you need to link the DoorKnox to the ZipDVR or NVR or alienDVR. The DoorKnox's Call button and video output are connected to the DVR. When someone presses the Call button on the DoorKnox camera it "alarms" the DVR. The DVR records the visitor and can email you three snap shots from the camera to your phone! You could then log into the DVR via the phone app and see and hear live video and audio! What does the DoorKnox do?In its basic format it consists of 1 monitor located inside a property and a camera with a "Call button" on the outside of the property. When someone presses the Call button it chimes the monitor and the person inside can see the visitor. A two way intercom allows the occupier to chat to the visitor and then remotely operate a door release to let the visitor in.
