Mobotix unveils security door camera that can be accessed anywhere in the world

It comes equipped with an integrated doorbell and light-up buttons, is weather-proof and conforms to the international video telephony standard VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)/SIP and H.264. The door station works in conjunction with an IP video phone, which controls the camera, door locks, lights and video recordings.

The doorbell rings

When the doorbell rings, an encrypted network connection is established with a VoIP video phone, PC or tablet device; allowing the owner to interact with the person on ther doorstep from anywhere in the world.

The camera’s fisheye lens provides a panoramic view of the building’s entrance as then as the surrounding area. Subsequently, there are no blind spots for people to hide in and it’s in a word virtually impossible to sneak past this camera. For added security, a text message is automatically sent to the property owner when motion is detected. A live video connection is as well established via the Internet whenever someone rings the doorbell and no one is at home.

The doorbell rings

When the doorbell rings, a connection is established with an IP video phone or a standard computer via the network. This allows for two-way video chats from around the world. Users can as well unlock the door to let people in with the press of a button. Trusted people can gain entrance by typing a PIN code into the keypad module or using an RFID transponder. You can as well leave digital voice messages at the door station which will play when someone enters or presses the doorbell.

The door station is easy to install, requiring just one Ethernet cable or two bell wires. Because it works over an IP connection, users can view live surveillance from anywhere. Mobotix’s Director of National and International Training, Lutz Wirok, showed us how the station interacts seamlessly with a PC tablet.

Wide range of customers

Mobotix caters to a wide range of customers and industries, including penal systems, hospitality, casinos, mining and banking. To boot, over 25 city centres currently use Mobotix’s network-based video security solutions, including Manly, Dubbo and Orange County.