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Reddit mentions of Doorbell Video Ring Security Camera by RCA New and Improved - with Mobile Doorbell Ring, 3MP HD Video, Live Stream, No Recording Storage Fees, Night Vision and Motion Detection
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We found 9 Reddit mentions of Doorbell Video Ring Security Camera by RCA New and Improved - with Mobile Doorbell Ring, 3MP HD Video, Live Stream, No Recording Storage Fees, Night Vision and Motion Detection. Here are the top ones.
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- Easy Installation: Connect the RCA Video Doorbell Camera to your existing doorbell wiring and to your 2.4 or 5 GHz WiFi network; Everything you need to install is included; NOTE: Requires an 8-24V AC transformer
- Watch over your home with 3 mega-pixel ultra high-definition video and live streaming; captures 50% more detail than full 1080p HD; free recording of hundreds of events on the included 16GB micro SD card
- Receive instant alerts when motion is detected using the free RCA Security All-For-One app and monitor your door from anywhere on your iOS or Android device.
- Monitor from anywhere with mobile access on any iOS (iOS 8 or higher) or Android (4.1 or higher) device; Allows you to see, hear and speak to anyone at your door with clear 2-way communication via the built-in speakers and microphone
- 180-degree vertical field of view provides ultra-tall angles (so you can see if your packages have been dropped off) with better coverage and less dead zones and night vision captures motion and activity around-the-clock
Features:
Specs:
| Color | gray |
| Height | 8 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Width | 7 Inches |
Yes! I gave up my Ring.com Pro and switched to an RCA HSDB2 doorbell. Been working great as part of my BlueIris set-up. This forum at IPTalk helped a lot with getting things working.
I use the RCA/HIK/ezvis/laview camera as it is the only one so far I have found that has a RTSP stream
https://www.amazon.com/EZVIZ-DB1-Doorbell-Connected-Vertical/dp/B07JNWP5M2/
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbell-Security-Camera-Improved/dp/B07GN355R6/
https://www.amazon.com/LaView-Doorbell-Two-Way-Weatherproof-Security/dp/B07LFP9C9C/
I use this with Blue Iris:
Doorbell Video Ring Security Camera by RCA New and Improved - with Mobile Doorbell Ring, 3MP HD Video, Live Stream, No Recording Storage Fees, Night Vision and Motion Detection https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GN355R6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_qABXDbSHE5XM2
The app is garbage and mostly unusable (by the time you can open up the app, put in the password, and view, the person is gone) but it works great with Blue Iris.
This is the new version of that. It appears to still be Hikvision on the backend so it should be ONVIF or at least RTSP streamable locally. There isn’t much known yet because it just showed up. It should fix a lot of the problems with the one linked about though because of the 5ghz Wi-Fi. Here is the IPCamTalk thread on the doorbell where someone has been doing packet captures to try and figure out how to stream from it. It looked like someone had it working in BlueIris.
Side note, I have the RCA rebrand of the Uniden one and it works really well. I have an AP within 5 feet of it, so that pretty much eliminates he Wi-Fi issues. Have it recording to a Hikvision NVR locally and works great.
+1 to this. I used the RCA version which had the extra faceplates (which allows the camera to be angled to the side). Works great with Surveillance Station. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GN355R6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Hikvision makes a wireless one that will stream to a regular recorder or/and use a SD card, here is the RCA branded one: https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbell-Security-Camera-Improved/dp/B07GN355R6
RCA has one https://smile.amazon.com/Doorbell-Security-Camera-RCA-Improved/dp/B07GN355R6
I was looking for something similar. My requirements were as follows:
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Powered by doorbell transformer (16-24VAC) not batteries
Small footprint (width <= 2" wide)
Wifi
No cloud dependency
Unobtrusive, doesn't look ridiculous (subjective)
Doesn't cost a fortune ($200 or less)
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I found this one and am very happy with it. From what I've been able to find for info it appears to be an OEM version of a Hikvision NDB313-W and is very similar to the LaView Halo One and the RCA Video Doorbell versions but without the associated branding and reliance on their branded apps. It costs $140 shipped and uses a micro SD card (16GB card included) for local storage. As a bonus and though undocumented, it appears to be ONVIF compliant and I was able to add it to my Amcrest NVR as an ONVIF camera and am recording video 24/7. I've only had it installed for a week or so and installation was simple. It uses the EzViz app, which while a bit clunky is very workable.
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I initially had issues getting my indoor mechanical chime working with it but the issue turned out to be existing transformer was too underpowered (10 volt 5 VA) to pull in the chime's solenoid. I replaced it with a 24V 40VA transformer and all has been fine since. Nelly's Security tech support was very responsive and helpful and my only complaint with the doorbell is that it plays a "ding dong" sound from its' internal speaker when the doorbell button is pressed. Nelly's is looking in to the issue it pretty sure it can be disabled.
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As far as your particular use case goes you obviously won't get the "someone is ringing your door bell" notifications if you're away from home and the doorbell might not have internet access. But it will record motion events on its' internal micro SD card and you should be able to view them using the EzViz app when you're connected to your local network. And if you have an ONVIF compliant NVR you should be able to record the video from the doorbell cam.
https://www.amazon.com/RCA-Doorbell-Security-Camera-Improved/dp/B07GN355R6 I have this one RCA DB2 its a rebranded Hikvision (hikvision branded ones are available but not in the 3MP model) there is a Laview one that i believe is the same.
I have it set up recording video, audio and motion events in blue iris and use the RCA app for doorbell rings and 2-way audio. It does communicate with a hikvision server but no subscription is required.
Supports a mechanical chime which I am also using.
I'm sure you can integrate video and order into homassistant either using the rstp stream or via mqttt through blue iris if you use it. As far as I know the old model people have been able to do 2 way audio in other software like blue iris but as yet nobody has been able to send voice to it's speaker on the new one.