Filters
- The diameter determines the size of the hole that must already exist or be drilled in the door for the proper installation of the door viewer. Measure your door’s hole before selecting a size to ensure a proper and secure fit.
- Choose the appropriate door viewer based on the thickness and type of your door. The right choice ensures that the viewer fits precisely, providing clear visibility and security.
- Simple/Non-Armored (up to 50 mm): Option for classic wooden or simple doors with a leaf thickness of up to 50 mm. Ideal for cases where the door has no internal reinforcement and is thinner than 5 cm.
- Armored/Security (from 50 to 90 mm): Option for thick doors, such as armored or security doors. The peephole is compatible with door panels with a thickness from 50 to 90 mm, ensuring proper fit and visibility.
- Special/Very Thick (over 90 mm): Option for doors with a large thickness, over 90 mm. Suitable for special constructions or armored doors with cladding, where standard peepholes are not sufficient due to length.
- All Types (Universal): Indicates that the peephole is adaptable or compatible with any type of door (wooden, armored, metal), offering flexibility in installation regardless of construction material or design.
- The viewing angle determines the range of the field you can see through the door peephole. A larger angle provides wider visibility, allowing you to see more area and potential blind spots outside the entrance.
- Basic / Standard (up to 120°): Offers a standard field of view, allowing you to clearly see anyone standing directly in front of the door. Ideal for simple everyday use and basic security in apartments and offices.
- Wide-angle (121° to 160°): It offers an extended field of view, allowing you to see a larger part of the outside area or hallway and people who are not standing directly in front of the door.
- Ultra-wide-angle (161° and above): Offers a very wide field of view that covers almost the entire area in front of and beside the entrance. Ideal for complete monitoring of the exterior area and eliminating blind spots, for maximum security and visibility.
- with Screen: They provide easier and clearer viewing of the visitor without needing to put your eye close to the door, ideal for elderly people or children.
- Wi-Fi: Wireless transmission and reception of data, without the need for cables, other than the power supply cable.
- Night Vision (IR): Allows the camera to capture a clear image in low-light conditions or complete darkness using infrared LED illumination. It helps you see who is outside your door at night, even if there is no light.
- The network of smart devices that the door viewer supports. Smart devices within the same ecosystem can communicate and connect with each other more easily, enabling automations and unified control.
- Tuya: It provides compatibility with the Tuya platform, allowing you to manage the door peephole through the Tuya Smart or Smart Life apps and connect it with other smart devices in the same ecosystem.
- Alexa: Amazon’s automation platform based on the Alexa voice assistant. You can view the image from the door peephole on Echo Show screens or receive audio notifications through voice commands.
- Google Home: Google’s platform for managing and controlling smart devices. It allows the device to be connected and controlled through the Google Home app and Google Assistant voice commands, making it easier to integrate into your smart home.
- Ezviz App: It allows full control of the door viewer through the Ezviz app. You can see live who is at the entrance, receive motion alerts, and talk to visitors from your mobile phone.
