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Reddit mentions of DoorBird WiFi Video Doorbell D101S, Strato Silver Edition
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of DoorBird WiFi Video Doorbell D101S, Strato Silver Edition. Here are the top ones.
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KNOCK KNOCK - No more Who is it... Answer your door from anywhere in the World from a Phone or Tablet ( IOS and Android)EASY WIRING - Comes with everything you need. Use WiFi or Power Over Ethernet (POE)CONNECT TO YOUR SMART LOCK - DoorBird integrates with August Locks, Kevo, Chamberlain, LiftMaster, Lockstate and more. Unlock your door from anywhereQUALITY BUILD - German made out of high quality materials. Excellent 720P High Definition Camera VideoSECURITY AND FUNCTIONALITY - Built in Motion Sensor lets you always know whats going on at your house
Specs:
| Color | Silver |
| Height | 12.4 Inches |
| Length | 11.6 Inches |
| Weight | 1.85 Pounds |
| Width | 3.5 Inches |
I ended up buying the Doorbird D101S for $378. It’s important to me to keep my own data. I don’t care about a monthly fee, but I do care about who sees my home activity as part of my freedom of being American. And I have a 12TB qnap.
For the doorbird users (and many thanks for all the replies), is this model decent? Reviews seem mixed;
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For your Blueiris integration, what do you suggest for hardware? For example, in the above product--since it has POE--if I ran just a regular ethernet cable (without POE) into a switch/router--which my media server is also on the same swich--I could in theory just capture that feed to my media server (which acts as a NVR)? I obviously need to do some reading up on Blueiris! I was just originally looking at an established NVR connection.
I've been looking at the DoorBird line of doorbell cameras. I really like the flush mount model but I think it'd be tough to fit correctly in my setup.
We use 8 of these with Blue Iris recording at 720p 25-30fps, then 2 of these recording at 1080p 30fps (during the day and 10fps at night). . I use the Blue Iris plugin for HomeSeer to monitor whether a camera has dropped offline or something similar like that. You can also set it to send you notifications based on motion/etc (either through Blue Iris itself or through HomeSeer). We also use DoorBird for our doorbell that allows us to get push notifications and talk to the person at the door but also have the (720p) RTSP stream live to Blue Iris as well.
The PC running Blue Iris is this. Somehow the i5 inside works perfectly with only medium-high CPU-usage, even with 10 total HD cameras.