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ADC Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera

    Silent Mode

    • Remotely turn off the indoor chime when someone is asleep in the house. Receive notifications on your mobile device instead of ringing the chime.
    Intelligent Lighting Automation

    • Set up rules to automatically turn on the porch lights when motion is detected at night.
    Two-Way Audio

    • Have a two-way conversation with visitors from your mobile device.
    • Power: Power: 8-36VAC, 10VA or 12VDC, 0.5 to 1.0A wired to in-home mechanical chime. Digital doorbell chime compatibility requires SkyBell Digital Doorbell Adapter – not included.
    • Wi-Fi: Compatible with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 GHz up to 150 Mbps.
    • Video Camera: 1080p/720p resolution, 180° view, auto-scaling, full-color.
    • Night Vision: Full-color night vision.
    • Motion Sensor: Detects motion up to 8’ range
    • Dimensions: 2.8 inches/7.1 cm wide, 0.9 inches/2.2 cm deep, 1.9 ounces/53.8 g weight.
    • Environment: Outdoor use, operating temp -40°F/-40°C to 140°F/60°C, 0-100% condensing, water resistant.

    Installation

    The Alarm.com Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera must be powered by doorbell wiring.
    Check that the customer has an existing wired doorbell wired or wireless by:

    1. Inspecting the doorbell button
      • If the button is not connected to the wall by wires (i.e., has batteries), it is a wireless doorbell.
          • Note: The Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera must be mounted on a door frame with a width of 3 inches or greater. You can install the Doorbell Camera on a frame with a width of less than 3 inches, but the device will hang over the side. This is advisable as a workaround in some situations.
    2. Inspecting the door chime inside the home
      • If the chime is plugged in to an electrical outlet, it is likely a wireless chime.
      • If the chime is powered by wires coming from the wall, it is likely a wired chime.
    3. Make sure the existing doorbell is in good working condition
    4. Determine the chime type (mechanical or digital).
      • Locate the chime inside the home.
      • Remove the chime’s cover.
      • Visually inspect the chime.
        • If the chime has a metal bar and a striker pin, then it is mechanical.
            • Note: Mechanical chimes are compatible with the?Alarm.com?Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera without modification.
        • If the chime has a speaker then it is digital.
            • Note: Digital chimes require use of the?digital chime adapter accessory to be compatible with the Alarm.com Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera.
        • If there is no chime, you will need to use a resister in order to prevent a short circuit.
    Wi-Fi Internet Speed

    1. Stand outside the home in the location you plan to install the Alarm.com Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera.
    2. Close the door.
    3. Connect to the home’s 2.4 GhZ Wi-Fi network on your mobile device and disable cellular (LTE) internet.
    4. Go to speedtest.net or use a?speedtest app to run an internet speed test.
    5. Check the?UPLOAD speed. The Alarm.com Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera requires an upload speed of 1.5 Mbps.