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Specifications

  • Brand Name: HSmart HD
  • Connection Method: Wired
  • Origin: CN(Origin)
  • Answering Mode: Hands-free
  • Camera Sensor type: CMOS
  • Display Size: 7
  • Display Screen Type: Color
  • Material: Material: ABS plastic & aluminum alloy
  • Viewing Angle (°): 90
  • Size: /
  • Plug Type: EU Plug
  • Plug Type: US Plug
  • Plug Type: AU Plug
  • Plug Type: UK Plug
  • Power: 110-220v
  • Model Number: V70M
  • IP Camera Interface: No
  • Zone Input: None
  • Samrt Home Interface: No
  • Kit Configuration: One to One video doorphone
  • Installation: Wall Mounting
  • Resolution: > 420 TV Line
  • Doorbell: Yes
  • Access Control: None
  • Sensor Size(Inch): 1/3
  • Technology: Digital
  • Camera: Color
  • Type: Intercom System
  • Power: 220v
  • Connection Type: Wired
  • Waterproof: Yes

7inch Video Door Phone Intercom HD Camera System Video Door Entry Panel Intercoms for Private Home Call Panel

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Customer Reviews

P***r
January 9, 2021

Looks nice, decent picture quality even when dark. Good quality power supply, with fuse and good separation between mains and output, so it should be safe. However, the outdoor unit wouldn't open a standard electromagnetic lock, because for some reason there was a 120 ohm resistor in series with the lock output, limiting the current. I had to open the outdoor unit and replace that resistor with a link to get it to work. It's a very weird design decision (maybe it was meant as a crude short circuit protection or a way to reduce interference from the lock's coil).