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Networking+Home Control
SECURITY CORNER
DoorBird Shows Trio
of New Access Control
Solutions at ISE 2024
IP ACCESS CONTROL SPECIALIST DoorBird exhibited at
Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) in Barcelona, Spain, highlighting
its latest intelligent door communication portfolio
additions during the January 30 to February 2.
DoorBird explains that its portfolio of products offers the
appropriate solution for different needs, no matter if it's for
use in a single- or multi-family home, office building, or for
controlling access to gates or side entrances.
" In both [the U.S. and European] markets design is important,
but here I would say the design and the aesthetics
are paramount. They're really wanting something that speaks
to the architecture, " says DoorBird's Matthew Fulford.
The company's solutions also support various communications
protocols for managing access - via an app, keypad,
fingerprint, RFID, or Bluetooth.
One of the new innovations that will be showcased is the
Smart Door Controller D410. Thanks to this device, analog
doorbell and locking systems can be cost-effectively turned
into smart solutions.
Installers simply place it behind the system panel, connect
it to the electric door opener and power connection, and it's
ready, according to the company. Users can then open the
Matthew Fulford (right) and Klaus Dahlfield showed
DoorBird's range of standard and customizable door
stations in loads of custom colors at the Barcelona show.
door via the DoorBird App or DoorBird Bluetooth keyfob.
Another newcomer product, the A1122 IP access control
system with fingerprint reader, was also on hand in DoorBird's
booth. As an add-on accessory for A1121 with keypad,
up to 50 fingerprints can be stored in the A1122 IP access
control system so that relays can be switched, for example,
to open the door, the company says.
The third new product is the DoorBird D2101TFV with
touchless call-button module that addresses this modern
trend. This door intercom system is ideal for high-traffic
buildings, such as hospitals or doctor's offices, and it offers a
hygienic way of controlling access, the company states.
Snap One Debuts ClareVision Video Doorbell
SNAP ONE IS launching
the new ClareVision
Smart Video Doorbell, an
NDAA-certified product
designed to be a self-contained,
subscription-free
solution to monitor and
record front-door activity
24 hours a day.
The ClareVision Smart Video
Doorbell is designed to
be a standalone surveillance
solution or as part of a ClareOne
smart home system
with a ClareOne Smart Panel.
The doorbell is marketed as
an easy-to-install option for
cepro.com
production builders.
The Charlotte, N.C.,
company says the ClareVision
Smart Video Doorbell
combines 1080p video
capture, AI-based smart
analytics, 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Wi-Fi connectivity and twoway
voice calling into a slim
device that uses existing
doorbell wires for power.
The device offers a live
feed from the ClareOne
Wireless Security and Smart
Home Panel or the ClareVision
app. The doorbell
can also be integrated with
Snap One's
Eric Harper
enthusiastically
highlighted the
new device at
ISE 2024.
SnapOne home control
brand Control4 as a surveillance
device.
Recorded video is stored
via an internal 16GB microSD
card, which can be
expanded up to 512GB.
" We're all about helping
our partners build better
businesses and deliver better
end-customer experiences
together, " says Snap
One's Eric Harper, showing
the product at ISE.
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