This look like a good alternative to the Nest hello and the ring, good selling point no subscription fee and the local storage and works on existing 8v supplies might well starting installing these, great vid as always 👍🏻
One disadvantage with Netatmo Smart Video Doorbell (my favourite) ,I think it it doesn't have a built-in rechargeable battery, like some other smart doorbells,so in a power cut no recording!
Hi Effer Vescence. Good to hear the Smart Doorbell has impressed you. Out of interest, what is it that you don't like about the thermostat product range?
@@stuartandrews4344 During a short power cut the Smart Doorbell will continue to function as it does have a working reserve. The reserve as you will see in tomorrow's video is designed to keep the Smart Doorbell functioning when the bell push is pressed (the circuit must be shorted) and when demand (recording, IR lighting, sending video to app....) is too much for a poorly performing bell transformer.
Thanks for the vid guys..now I now how to pronounce Netamo!😉 I’m impressed with that, having installed Nest, Hive and Rings. Prob is I find when someone wants to install heating/lighting/camera/smokes as one system, I’ve yet to find one company who’s entire set of kit I would feel confident recommending to customers - they all seem to have strong brilliant products with the odd duff one in the set, a pity. For me I’d say 8/10 requests for smart doorbell installs are for properties with no existing wired doorbell. That suddenly turns it into a whole new job..do you fancy doing a demo video of that scenario?🙂
Fantastic video, really helpful. I just installed one myself, and your video was unbelievably useful. Can I ask do you have a loud humming from the Chime module? I’m not sure if this is normal or not. All set up correctly but just worried in case it’s an issue or will cause an electrical problem. Love your videos guys 👍
Thanks 😊- check out this video on the chime module - ruclips.net/video/iBZZOxpeDUI/видео.html - if you have humming it maybe you need to change one of the settings.
I'm still looking for a video doorbell and this ALMOST checked all my boxes... non-POE device working with existing chimes is nice and the local storage with app support are a must and great to see. Sadly though, this still lacks one feature I need and would expect for that price tag; ONVIF/RTSP support which allows you to feed the video to an existing cctv setup (ie. blueiris). Shame.
I'm not aware of this. From my own point of view (not Legrand or Netatmo) police are increasingly using video doorbell footage to help investigations. If true this will have a massive impact on many types of existing surveillance installations.
I am quite impressed with their products, they have put some thought in their products, they are on display at my local CEF, but never really paid any attention to them, I think I will give them a go in the future I have only installed the ring bell, and I thought the picture quality was awful especially at night
Going for the subscription free, sd card only, option, does leave the only record of your security hanging out there with just one screw to retain it. Unless your hoping for the nefarious to lose their driver, there are a number of ribbon cables available that allow you to house the storage the other side of the door.
Hi Alan R. The Smart Doorbell can be set to send events as they happen to a Dropbox account and/or an FTP location. An image of the identified object is also sent to the user for every selected event detection. The Smart Doorbell also has tamper detection sensors and will alert the owner.
@@richardhopkins5452 Thanks Richard, I wasn't by any means saying they were lacking in function, just that a £2 extension to the sd card would solve some peoples fears that even if they had received a tamper notification, their full evidence was not running down the road in someone's pocket. I don't have any problem with the Netatmo the products I have purchased and do recommend them even though I have no "investment" in their purchase or installation. I don't mean this in an adversarial way but I think you should reconsider your RUclips a/c name to reflect your connection with Legrand. I only say this as you are obviously informed when speaking about your products and I would respond at that level if I am aware of who I'm talking to. Cheers
@@ooslum thanks for feedback. I will take a look at my account as you should be seeing in my About section who I am in relation to my employment at Legrand UK & Ireland and the Netatmo Brand.
@@richardhopkins5452 I do appreciate that your connection with Legrand may open you to being used as their RUclips complaints representative and maybe I was just saying that had I known I may have upgraded my discussion points with you. Good talking to you Richard.
I have just installed a Ring video Doorbell on my house, what a peace of junk , very five minutes ding ding ding , I hate smart technology. No point setting it up or adjusting the motion censor or anything as you might as well not have the sodding thing . Great video as always Gaz/Gordon 👍⚡️❤️
I have got a problem with this one. After installing everything the doorbell keeps ringing non stop and there is no LED signal in netatmo doorbell at all. Does it make any difference how I link the wires in 6 min 8 sec or there is no necessary order?
@@efixx ah, that'll be why then 😁. Looks some good bits of kit. I missed out on the Ring, etc, doorbell revolution, as couldn't be bothered with it, but this Netatmo kit has pricked my interest, so defo going to do the installer programme. Happy days👍😁
What puts me off is what’s the long term reliability, probability not long . Traditional bell pushes last for years and years. Wireless bell pushes last anything between 5mins and 2 years on average. Maybe Im wrong thinking that way but I do like the product
This model has a good feel to it compared to others we’ve seen. If you are signed up to the pro-installer program you can pass on a 4yr warranty to the customer.
@@efixx but they go into the connector provided with the doorbell which would stop it.. and surely the ferrel crimps onto the conductor and not extends it ....therefore I'm a little confused,🤣
@@clairesparks9900 Cofuswd me a little also as a ferrule does not extend the cable at all as the stripped cores fit through the ferrule right to the tip , if fitted correctly.
@@oyleyhands1332 yes think they just got rumbled and trying to blag it .....10/10 for effort though effix Either use them throughout the install or not at all folks
Just installed a second Netatmo, but this one with out a Byron 771 bell, in fact no bell at all, currently this won’t add to my home app, I’ve even installed a Wi-Fi booster, as I thought that was the problem, there is just a white light on it, do I need to add the Byron ? Or is it something else
White LED = commissioning not complete - helpcenter.netatmo.com/en-us/smart-video-doorbell/product-interactions/what-does-the-color-led-on-my-smart-video-doorbell-indicate
Hi TipCam. Please ensure the chime module is wired across the solenoid connections, it could be that the Smart Doorbell can't detect the module. If you're confident you have done this please call the support helpline on 0333 130 1114, hopefully they will work out what's causing the issue.
My bell won’t connect with the app. It keeps flashing white. And cant get a connection with my Phone. The router is 2 Mtrs away.. When i press it the chimney rings. I tried to reset it several times. Anyone got an idea?
Mine won’t connect to HomeKit! Don’t know why. The chime works fine, so now it’s been working as simple electric doorbell. I don’t know what went wrong.
@@efixx Yes, my phone is connected to the 2.4 GHz when trying to set it up. It’s the part when trying to connect to HomeKit that won’t work. It would keep trying to connect for minutes and then give up.
To be more precise what I mean is that I measured voltage at doorbell button and its 230v so its high voltage, I’m afraid that if I connect it will it work or just burn down?
@@mareks14162011 The Smart Video Doorbell works on 230v. As efixx commented, please be sure your current doorbell system is actually a 230v and it's not a fault. I say this because doorbells in the UK have been 8v (or 12v) for many decades. I would also be mindful of the cabling and circuit protection. Make sure it is safe and providing correct protection against fire and electric shock.
@@richardhopkins5452 i have connected doorbell and it’s working for 3weeks now without any problem-as it stands in doorbell manual it can be connected to 230v so efixx are wrong at this point. It can work on 8-12v or on 230v(there’s a fuse for protection inside and it’s 250v)
Love the lack of subscription fee on this.. think its such a pain to have to give customers another obligation to a subscription service (which you never get a piece of either!) rather than just a good fire-and-forget product.
Interesting that this doorbell thats utilises an ELV supply has an IP44 rating and yet the mains powered camera has no IP rating at all !! as you point out, this has seals around the cable entry, mains security camera...non at all !! I do like the idea of no cloud contract required. But, 270 squids !! Your revue or part thereof has no mention of setting up other than the pairing...are there sensitivity settings ? zones? what othe features ? it's around £100 more than a Ring3 and revues on that doorbell camera are more...'in depth' As you are promoting the device , a bit more on the features would be helpful.
We will be making more content about this over the coming months. The main aim of this, and today’s video, is the help electricians understand the installation issues. In terms of price it’s like comparing apples and oranges - other doorbells may appear cheaper - but then you have to purchase the online account and chime modules etc. Plus some users have privacy concerns, which may be reflected in the price. www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/ring-facebook-google-personal-information-privacy-settings-change/
The price point is a bit too high at £270 with no opportunity of up selling, it it had the facility to remotely operate a volt free contact, this would open it up to being a bit more versatile.
Hi Chatteris Weather. For your price please contact a Netatmo Pro Distributor. Regarding a voltage free contact I have taken notice and will feed this back to the development team.
This look like a good alternative to the Nest hello and the ring, good selling point no subscription fee and the local storage and works on existing 8v supplies might well starting installing these, great vid as always 👍🏻
Thanks Derek 😊 in tomorrow’s video we’ll look at the chime module and a little closer at an 8VAC bell transformer.
Thanks for the nice demonstration, watched the full video .🤩
Looks like a nice clear image too. I may or may not try these in future 🤔
Looks like a worth while alternative to other smart doorbells, much prefer this product of theirs over the heating controls.
One disadvantage with Netatmo Smart Video Doorbell (my favourite) ,I think it it doesn't have a built-in rechargeable battery, like some other smart doorbells,so in a power cut no recording!
Hi Effer Vescence. Good to hear the Smart Doorbell has impressed you. Out of interest, what is it that you don't like about the thermostat product range?
@@stuartandrews4344 During a short power cut the Smart Doorbell will continue to function as it does have a working reserve. The reserve as you will see in tomorrow's video is designed to keep the Smart Doorbell functioning when the bell push is pressed (the circuit must be shorted) and when demand (recording, IR lighting, sending video to app....) is too much for a poorly performing bell transformer.
Thanks for the vid guys..now I now how to pronounce Netamo!😉 I’m impressed with that, having installed Nest, Hive and Rings. Prob is I find when someone wants to install heating/lighting/camera/smokes as one system, I’ve yet to find one company who’s entire set of kit I would feel confident recommending to customers - they all seem to have strong brilliant products with the odd duff one in the set, a pity. For me I’d say
8/10 requests for smart doorbell installs are for properties with no existing wired doorbell. That suddenly turns it into a whole new job..do you fancy doing a demo video of that scenario?🙂
We’ve got a video coming out tomorrow which explains the chime module - which is half of the job - we can then look at a complete new install.
Fantastic video, really helpful. I just installed one myself, and your video was unbelievably useful. Can I ask do you have a loud humming from the Chime module? I’m not sure if this is normal or not. All set up correctly but just worried in case it’s an issue or will cause an electrical problem. Love your videos guys 👍
Thanks 😊- check out this video on the chime module - ruclips.net/video/iBZZOxpeDUI/видео.html - if you have humming it maybe you need to change one of the settings.
Why didn't you mount it an inch lower to cover up old push screw holes, because the wires weren't long enough or would the camera view be too low?
Fab video. Thank you guys.
Thank you for showing the SD Card slot. Can we swap the memory card with a 64gb or 128gb if possible?
Yes 👍
Excellent walkthrough easy to follow
I'm still looking for a video doorbell and this ALMOST checked all my boxes... non-POE device working with existing chimes is nice and the local storage with app support are a must and great to see. Sadly though, this still lacks one feature I need and would expect for that price tag; ONVIF/RTSP support which allows you to feed the video to an existing cctv setup (ie. blueiris). Shame.
nice system, and good you dont need cloud service either :)
Another great product from Netatmo. Plus an install demo, nice and simple. Thanks Guys.
Ive heard the police and courts wont use footage below 4k, is this correct and is there a 4k version?
I'm not aware of this. From my own point of view (not Legrand or Netatmo) police are increasingly using video doorbell footage to help investigations. If true this will have a massive impact on many types of existing surveillance installations.
that module looks a bit suspect sitting on the chimer, is there must be a better way?
I am quite impressed with their products, they have put some thought in their products, they are on display at my local CEF, but never really paid any attention to them, I think I will give them a go in the future
I have only installed the ring bell, and I thought the picture quality was awful especially at night
everything seems to work fine except I get a really loud hum. Any suggestions?
Is this on the door chime connected or from the Netatmo unit ?
Going for the subscription free, sd card only, option, does leave the only record of your security hanging out there with just one screw to retain it. Unless your hoping for the nefarious to lose their driver, there are a number of ribbon cables available that allow you to house the storage the other side of the door.
Hi Alan R. The Smart Doorbell can be set to send events as they happen to a Dropbox account and/or an FTP location. An image of the identified object is also sent to the user for every selected event detection.
The Smart Doorbell also has tamper detection sensors and will alert the owner.
@@richardhopkins5452 Thanks Richard, I wasn't by any means saying they were lacking in function, just that a £2 extension to the sd card would solve some peoples fears that even if they had received a tamper notification, their full evidence was not running down the road in someone's pocket.
I don't have any problem with the Netatmo the products I have purchased and do recommend them even though I have no "investment" in their purchase or installation. I don't mean this in an adversarial way but I think you should reconsider your RUclips a/c name to reflect your connection with Legrand. I only say this as you are obviously informed when speaking about your products and I would respond at that level if I am aware of who I'm talking to. Cheers
@@ooslum thanks for feedback. I will take a look at my account as you should be seeing in my About section who I am in relation to my employment at Legrand UK & Ireland and the Netatmo Brand.
@@richardhopkins5452 I do appreciate that your connection with Legrand may open you to being used as their RUclips complaints representative and maybe I was just saying that had I known I may have upgraded my discussion points with you. Good talking to you Richard.
Alan - Thanks for the valuable input - we didn’t know you could get extensions for SD card slots - we learn something new everyday.
I have just installed a Ring video Doorbell on my house, what a peace of junk , very five minutes ding ding ding , I hate smart technology. No point setting it up or adjusting the motion censor or anything as you might as well not have the sodding thing .
Great video as always Gaz/Gordon 👍⚡️❤️
I have got a problem with this one. After installing everything the doorbell keeps ringing non stop and there is no LED signal in netatmo doorbell at all. Does it make any difference how I link the wires in 6 min 8 sec or there is no necessary order?
Where is the video about the chime module? Sorry if I've missed it, I looked in the playlist but couldn't see it.
It’s going available tomorrow - so stay tuned!
@@efixx ah, that'll be why then 😁.
Looks some good bits of kit. I missed out on the Ring, etc, doorbell revolution, as couldn't be bothered with it, but this Netatmo kit has pricked my interest, so defo going to do the installer programme. Happy days👍😁
The power supply is de 8V or 12V?
Is there a cctv regulations book ect ?
Just curious about to read up on it
Sorry to appear dumb, but what if you don't have an existing doorbell (which I don't)? How do you connect it?
You’ll need a door bell transformer or power supply.
@@efixx 8V or 12V?
What puts me off is what’s the long term reliability, probability not long . Traditional bell pushes last for years and years. Wireless bell pushes last anything between 5mins and 2 years on average. Maybe Im wrong thinking that way but I do like the product
This model has a good feel to it compared to others we’ve seen. If you are signed up to the pro-installer program you can pass on a 4yr warranty to the customer.
@@efixx thanks that sounds ok
Your pretty spot on with that, I have tried many wireless bells from cheap to expensive and none of them have lasted long.
@@acelectricalsecurity have you seen how much this costs?
@@GeeTheBuilder no I haven't, assumed it would be similar to the competition
Why are you using ferrel on door bell and not using anything on connections otherside of the wall?
The cables were short the ferrule stopped the wire going back through the water proof grommet.
@@efixx but they go into the connector provided with the doorbell which would stop it.. and surely the ferrel crimps onto the conductor and not extends it ....therefore I'm a little confused,🤣
@@clairesparks9900 Cofuswd me a little also as a ferrule does not extend the cable at all as the stripped cores fit through the ferrule right to the tip , if fitted correctly.
@@oyleyhands1332 yes think they just got rumbled and trying to blag it .....10/10 for effort though effix
Either use them throughout the install or not at all folks
Just installed a second Netatmo, but this one with out a Byron 771 bell, in fact no bell at all, currently this won’t add to my home app, I’ve even installed a Wi-Fi booster, as I thought that was the problem, there is just a white light on it, do I need to add the Byron ? Or is it something else
Have you installed the chime module?
@@efixx the black square box thing yes
White LED = commissioning not complete - helpcenter.netatmo.com/en-us/smart-video-doorbell/product-interactions/what-does-the-color-led-on-my-smart-video-doorbell-indicate
My doorbell permanently flashes blue , any idea why? I have tried the selector switch to high without any luck.
Hi TipCam. Please ensure the chime module is wired across the solenoid connections, it could be that the Smart Doorbell can't detect the module. If you're confident you have done this please call the support helpline on 0333 130 1114, hopefully they will work out what's causing the issue.
stupid question but what stops someone from stealing your £287 doorbell?
Triangular security screw under the doorbell push.
@@efixx thank you for replying. Channel is brilliant by the way
My bell won’t connect with the app. It keeps flashing white. And cant get a connection with my
Phone. The router is 2
Mtrs away.. When i press it the chimney rings. I tried to reset it several times. Anyone got an idea?
Make sure your phone isn’t connected to a 5GhHz wifi - needs to be 2.4GHz
Mine won’t connect to HomeKit! Don’t know why. The chime works fine, so now it’s been working as simple electric doorbell. I don’t know what went wrong.
Wifi issue? Are you using 2.4Ghz band?
@@efixx Yes, my phone is connected to the 2.4 GHz when trying to set it up. It’s the part when trying to connect to HomeKit that won’t work. It would keep trying to connect for minutes and then give up.
I have the same problem 😢
Why is the camera angle not wider! Thats the only downside. Wanna see left right EVERYTHING.
I measured my voltage and its 230v at doorbell so what should i do?
To be more precise what I mean is that I measured voltage at doorbell button and its 230v so its high voltage, I’m afraid that if I connect it will it work or just burn down?
Whatever you do don’t connect a smart doorbell - sounds like a serious issue at the transformer.
@@efixx the chime works without any problem, and we don’t have trasnformer, so I can’t use smart doorbell then?
@@mareks14162011 The Smart Video Doorbell works on 230v. As efixx commented, please be sure your current doorbell system is actually a 230v and it's not a fault. I say this because doorbells in the UK have been 8v (or 12v) for many decades. I would also be mindful of the cabling and circuit protection. Make sure it is safe and providing correct protection against fire and electric shock.
@@richardhopkins5452 i have connected doorbell and it’s working for 3weeks now without any problem-as it stands in doorbell manual it can be connected to 230v so efixx are wrong at this point.
It can work on 8-12v or on 230v(there’s a fuse for protection inside and it’s 250v)
Love the lack of subscription fee on this.. think its such a pain to have to give customers another obligation to a subscription service (which you never get a piece of either!) rather than just a good fire-and-forget product.
It is connected trough the chime
See if this video helps - ruclips.net/video/iBZZOxpeDUI/видео.html
Interesting that this doorbell thats utilises an ELV supply has an IP44 rating and yet the mains powered camera has no IP rating at all !! as you point out, this has seals around the cable entry, mains security camera...non at all !! I do like the idea of no cloud contract required.
But, 270 squids !!
Your revue or part thereof has no mention of setting up other than the pairing...are there sensitivity settings ? zones? what othe features ? it's around £100 more than a Ring3 and revues on that doorbell camera are more...'in depth'
As you are promoting the device , a bit more on the features would be helpful.
We will be making more content about this over the coming months. The main aim of this, and today’s video, is the help electricians understand the installation issues. In terms of price it’s like comparing apples and oranges - other doorbells may appear cheaper - but then you have to purchase the online account and chime modules etc. Plus some users have privacy concerns, which may be reflected in the price. www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/ring-facebook-google-personal-information-privacy-settings-change/
Gaz bright red 😂😂😂
£287.........
More than others but no hidden extras - subscription, new transformer etc
The price point is a bit too high at £270 with no opportunity of up selling, it it had the facility to remotely operate a volt free contact, this would open it up to being a bit more versatile.
Hi Chatteris Weather. For your price please contact a Netatmo Pro Distributor. Regarding a voltage free contact I have taken notice and will feed this back to the development team.
Chatteris, that price seems high. I ordered the Wyze doorbell for $30.00 USD. Which seems more affordable.
until you see the price
£290 ouch
Sandy, I ordered the Wyze doorbell and it was $30.00USD. I don’t have it yet so I can’t comment on performance but the price is great.