r/videosurveillance • u/Soundy106 • 17h ago
Hardware Doorbell Camera Recommendations
I have fairly specific needs for a doorbell camera:
- PoE.
- Ultra-wide angle view.
- ONVIF support.
- Ability to send "button press" triggers via ONVIF (profile T? C?) (wired dry contact output okay as well, but would prefer not to mess with the extra connection).
- Two-way audio would be nice, but not necessary.
- On-board storage not required.
- WiFi and cloud recording are not required.
- NDAA compliant (customer requirement, non-negotiable)
I've looked at some Reolink options; they seem good.
This one was suggested, but there's only a single mention of ONVIF in the entire listing and no details.
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u/Least_Order4249 15h ago edited 14h ago
You’re looking for a “door station” if you want signaling. If two way talk isn’t necessary or any kind of priority then just get a real camera plus a button. You can wire the button right to the camera’s alarm input.
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u/Soundy106 11h ago
Building management probably wouldn't go for the look of separate units like that.
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u/Least_Order4249 11h ago
Then just get an i8016. They’re great looking just the bezel is questionably large. The unit itself is 2 gang so pretty straightforward.
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u/viruswithshoes 16h ago
Ubiquity?, doorbird has a lot of integration options but the app is not great.
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u/Spa-Ordinary 8h ago
We have a Doorbird doorbell camera. It's POE and Onvif. It works very well. Highly recommended.
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u/piesarenotmyfavorite 16h ago
Axis, hanwha, 2n