TP-Link does not provide release schedules. Additionally this channel is managed by the US team we would only be able to answer questions on products in the US. The best we can tell US customers is to check TP-Link.com reguarlly and see if any new firmware have been added for their device and hardware version.
Kasa kd110? That's available in europe/uk and also wired. It's a new product. Confused about the kasa and tapo ecosystems as they are both owned by TP-Link. I guess one is merging into the other at some point......actually I don't think it is a new product, despite the main website saying so
@@SimVRRacing The KD110 is not a new product, at least not in the US. Also, no Kasa is not going anywhere. It will stick with its core product lines (Switches, Cameras, Plugs, Lighting) while Tapo will expand into other smart home categories. While they will remain separate brands Kasa was recently integrated into the Tapo app so users can control products from both brands in a single app.
@@TPLINKTECH Thanks, do you know if either kasa or tapo are working on a home heating system which can integrate with the radiator TRVs? seems a missed oppertunity, unless something is on the drawing board. I'm really trying to move away from the horrible google nest system....and also smoke alarms? Thanks 🙂
@@SimVRRacing The UK sells this: www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/smart-thermostat/ but there is no release in the US. Not sure if it meets your needs but it could.
Will this have an RTSP stream that I can view outside of the Tapo App like the indoor cameras? I like the look of this camera but that's a deal breaker for me.
@@TPLINKTECH Thank you! And this doesn't work with any of the existing Tapo smarthubs correct? Asking because if I want an additional chime what do I do?
hi is it possible to pair it with the tapo hub so that is records to the hub so the footage is protected incase of the doorbell being stolen or destroyed
Hi, I had a Ring doorbell and I changed it for a Tapd D130. I have the subscription to save the videos in the cloud. Can the videos only be seen in the app? I have searched to see if they can be seen on the website but I can't find the website where I can see these videos.
Yes, management of the cameras, including reviewing clips, whether they be local or cloud, is done through the app. The only thing that can be done through a website is viewing of the livestream via the RTSP feature: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2680/
If you do not have existing wiring a D130 can't be used. Instead look at the Tapo D230 which is a battery-powered doorbell that doesn't require existing wiring.
Possibly in the future but not right now. Right now the only cameras compatible with our Smart Hubs H200 and maybe the H500 that are not the sub-G models are the Battery-Powered cameras like the TC85 or C425. Also check out this video as it shows this feature off.ruclips.net/video/wMIHajcMf90/видео.html
If your home does not have an existing doorbell then it likely does not have the wiring to install the D130. In that case you would need a battery powered doorbell like the D230 or the TD25.
No, Doorbells like the Tapo D130 and Kasa KD110 are wired only and require existing doorbell wiring to be available. However you can look for the Tapo D230S1. This is a 100% battery operated doorbell and does not need existing wiring to be used. Battery Doorbells can also be placed anywhere your home's Wi-Fi can reach.
Couldn't tell you I am afraid. This channel is ran by the US team and we only have product information for the US. You can email support.CA@tp-link.com and see if Canadian support can answer your question though.
Are you referring to the plug-in chime at the end of the installation/setup process? That is the included chim from TP-Link/Tapo and is the only one compatible with this doorbell. If you are referring to the one on the wall that had the jumper installed its just the chime installed at the time the home was built. Its brand doesn't really matter since built in chimes all work under the same principle and wiring and that its being bypassed anyways.
The Tapo D130 isn't a battery-operated doorbell. It makes use of the wiring used by an existing doorbell. The Tapo D230S1 is a battery-operated doorbell, so that might be the one you are thinking about. For that doorbell unfortunately not. The charging port is located on the back side of the doorbell so it would require being moved off the mounting plate to charge. Charges on the D230S1 can last up to 180 days between charges. So, depending on activity you would likely only need to charge once a year.
@ not yet will buy this coming week. The only issue is we don’t have step down transformer here in ph. We only use 220v directly or just using DC adapter
@@garski how are you planning on installing it? I already bought one but I don’t know how to install it especially since I don’t have an existing doorbell
It will replace your existing doorbell. If you are referring to the existing chime, then no it cannot use the existing chime. This is covered in the video and its a simple process to bypass the existing chime.
As far as i am aware an existing chime is required, even though its being bypassed. Since this channel and the videos on it are directed for US customers and the US region. You would need to speak with support for your region to determine if the product purchased can be used there.
@@TPLINKTECH I've just installed my Tapo D130. It's not necessary to have a pre-installed Chime. The Chime shown in your video serves as the power supply source. To power it up, all I needed was a 24V AC Transformer.
@@gabrielnilo6101 Ciao ero intenzionato ad acquistarlo anche io, tu abiti in Italia, ti funziona bene?Il D230s1 non mi piace perchè funziona solo con la batteria altrimenti sono costretto ad aqcquistare il Kasa Smart KD 110 ma il D 130 ha caratteristiche migliori, mi sembra.
@@luisluisito6602 Ciao, è un buon dispositivo. Ma l'audio è molto basso, in luoghi rumorosi è impossibile che le persone ti sentano. Per migliorare l'audio: ho fatto un foro rettangolare nel muro e ho messo una grata in modo che nessuno potesse rubare.
It is designed for standard doorbell wiring. This involves a transformer which lowers the voltage to the two wires at the doorbell. As far as I understand the 10 to 24 volts at the doorbell and 110 to 120 volts at the transformer.
@@kingsley.chimezie Repeat comments are removed. If one of your comments was removed that would be why. This channel is managed by the US team. We do not have release schedules available to us, especially not for other regions. Please reach out to support@tp-link.com for our global support team. They may be able to tell you though we would not be able to guarantee it.
I am trying to install the doorbell and I connected it with a 24VAC (12VA) AC/AC transformer . As soon as I power it on, 2 red LEDs around camera start blinking with some clicking sound. I tried to RESET the device as described in the installation video but no success. Can someone please help me to set it up ?
Stupid thing with this one is that UTP cable can only be used for power supply. Not sure how to extract it from PoE ....and it is probably 220/110 or some Lowe DC voltage. Why not having it as PoE.
Currently, each camera can be controlled or managed by only one account on the Tapo App. You can share it with 5 different accounts at most, and these five accounts can only access live view and playback features of the camera. Each camera also supports up to 2 simultaneous video streams
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When will it be available in europe?
TP-Link does not provide release schedules. Additionally this channel is managed by the US team we would only be able to answer questions on products in the US. The best we can tell US customers is to check TP-Link.com reguarlly and see if any new firmware have been added for their device and hardware version.
Kasa kd110? That's available in europe/uk and also wired. It's a new product. Confused about the kasa and tapo ecosystems as they are both owned by TP-Link. I guess one is merging into the other at some point......actually I don't think it is a new product, despite the main website saying so
@@SimVRRacing The KD110 is not a new product, at least not in the US. Also, no Kasa is not going anywhere. It will stick with its core product lines (Switches, Cameras, Plugs, Lighting) while Tapo will expand into other smart home categories. While they will remain separate brands Kasa was recently integrated into the Tapo app so users can control products from both brands in a single app.
@@TPLINKTECH Thanks, do you know if either kasa or tapo are working on a home heating system which can integrate with the radiator TRVs? seems a missed oppertunity, unless something is on the drawing board. I'm really trying to move away from the horrible google nest system....and also smoke alarms? Thanks 🙂
@@SimVRRacing The UK sells this: www.tp-link.com/uk/home-networking/smart-thermostat/ but there is no release in the US. Not sure if it meets your needs but it could.
Will this have an RTSP stream that I can view outside of the Tapo App like the indoor cameras? I like the look of this camera but that's a deal breaker for me.
Because its a wired camera/doorbell it should. Steps to set it up are here: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2680/
How can i add a second chime? I need a second chime for my office in the second floor o my house.
Open the Tapo App. Tap on the Doorbell. Tap on Settings. Tap on Doorbell option. Tap on Pair Chimes. Tap the "+" and follow the steps on screen
Hi, will the door bell still ring if my internet is down? Any insight appreciated!
Yes as long as the doorbell has power it will ring.
@@TPLINKTECH Thank you! And this doesn't work with any of the existing Tapo smarthubs correct? Asking because if I want an additional chime what do I do?
hi is it possible to pair it with the tapo hub so that is records to the hub so the footage is protected incase of the doorbell being stolen or destroyed
No. but it is capable of connecting to a NAS or NVR using RTSP. Learn more here: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2748/
how does it attach to wall plate? does it have any screw to securely attach the unit to wall plate?
There is a locking mechanism that requires a special tool, that is included, to be used to release the lock
Hi, I had a Ring doorbell and I changed it for a Tapd D130. I have the subscription to save the videos in the cloud. Can the videos only be seen in the app? I have searched to see if they can be seen on the website but I can't find the website where I can see these videos.
Yes, management of the cameras, including reviewing clips, whether they be local or cloud, is done through the app. The only thing that can be done through a website is viewing of the livestream via the RTSP feature: www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2680/
What happens if I already have the wired connection, but I don't have a pre-existing doorbell? How should I install the TAPO doorbell?
If you do not have existing wiring a D130 can't be used. Instead look at the Tapo D230 which is a battery-powered doorbell that doesn't require existing wiring.
Is the D130 compatible with the H200 or H500? I want the video footage stored in the smart hub.
Possibly in the future but not right now. Right now the only cameras compatible with our Smart Hubs H200 and maybe the H500 that are not the sub-G models are the Battery-Powered cameras like the TC85 or C425. Also check out this video as it shows this feature off.ruclips.net/video/wMIHajcMf90/видео.html
What if I had no previous doorbell, how should this be installed?
If your home does not have an existing doorbell then it likely does not have the wiring to install the D130. In that case you would need a battery powered doorbell like the D230 or the TD25.
What resolution does this doorbell record in and is an sd card supported?
The D130 supports 960P (1280x960) and 2K (2560x1920)
What about people dnt have previous doorbell ?any power adaptor should be available for sale if not in box ....
No, Doorbells like the Tapo D130 and Kasa KD110 are wired only and require existing doorbell wiring to be available. However you can look for the Tapo D230S1. This is a 100% battery operated doorbell and does not need existing wiring to be used. Battery Doorbells can also be placed anywhere your home's Wi-Fi can reach.
when will this be available in Canada (Amazon) ?
Couldn't tell you I am afraid. This channel is ran by the US team and we only have product information for the US. You can email support.CA@tp-link.com and see if Canadian support can answer your question though.
Did you follow up? any update on release date in Canada?
What chime box was that? Anyone know what chime box is compatible with this doorbell?
Are you referring to the plug-in chime at the end of the installation/setup process? That is the included chim from TP-Link/Tapo and is the only one compatible with this doorbell. If you are referring to the one on the wall that had the jumper installed its just the chime installed at the time the home was built. Its brand doesn't really matter since built in chimes all work under the same principle and wiring and that its being bypassed anyways.
Can we just install it with Ac adapter like ring? We don’t have existing doorbell and i don’t want to charge it always
The Tapo D130 isn't a battery-operated doorbell. It makes use of the wiring used by an existing doorbell. The Tapo D230S1 is a battery-operated doorbell, so that might be the one you are thinking about. For that doorbell unfortunately not. The charging port is located on the back side of the doorbell so it would require being moved off the mounting plate to charge. Charges on the D230S1 can last up to 180 days between charges. So, depending on activity you would likely only need to charge once a year.
@@TPLINKTECH i have an 18VAC from the RING. would this work with the D130?
@@garskiup on this. Were you able to install Tapo D130 despite not having a doorbell before?
@ not yet will buy this coming week. The only issue is we don’t have step down transformer here in ph. We only use 220v directly or just using DC adapter
@@garski how are you planning on installing it? I already bought one but I don’t know how to install it especially since I don’t have an existing doorbell
Can it ring my existing doorbell? My Ring camera could.
It will replace your existing doorbell. If you are referring to the existing chime, then no it cannot use the existing chime. This is covered in the video and its a simple process to bypass the existing chime.
just bought one... one question... here in my country we don't have Chime inside our homes.
the power supply needed, is the output AC or DC ?
As far as i am aware an existing chime is required, even though its being bypassed. Since this channel and the videos on it are directed for US customers and the US region. You would need to speak with support for your region to determine if the product purchased can be used there.
@@TPLINKTECH I've just installed my Tapo D130. It's not necessary to have a pre-installed Chime. The Chime shown in your video serves as the power supply source. To power it up, all I needed was a 24V AC Transformer.
@@gabrielnilo6101 Ciao ero intenzionato ad acquistarlo anche io, tu abiti in Italia, ti funziona bene?Il D230s1 non mi piace perchè funziona solo con la batteria altrimenti sono costretto ad aqcquistare il Kasa Smart KD 110 ma il D 130 ha caratteristiche migliori, mi sembra.
@@luisluisito6602 Ciao, è un buon dispositivo.
Ma l'audio è molto basso, in luoghi rumorosi è impossibile che le persone ti sentano.
Per migliorare l'audio: ho fatto un foro rettangolare nel muro e ho messo una grata in modo che nessuno potesse rubare.
@@gabrielnilo6101will the 18v work on it? Ac-ac adapter? I have existing ring doorbell and i need to find replacement
What voltages are okay with this?
It is designed for standard doorbell wiring. This involves a transformer which lowers the voltage to the two wires at the doorbell. As far as I understand the 10 to 24 volts at the doorbell and 110 to 120 volts at the transformer.
When will this be launched and what is the price?
The product was actually launched on 1/9/2023. The link is in the description.
@@TPLINKTECH My comment was removed - as with @imnisoisialta, when will it be available in Europe?
@@kingsley.chimezie Repeat comments are removed. If one of your comments was removed that would be why. This channel is managed by the US team. We do not have release schedules available to us, especially not for other regions. Please reach out to support@tp-link.com for our global support team. They may be able to tell you though we would not be able to guarantee it.
@@TPLINKTECH Do we lose our existing doorbell chime with the jumper?
I am trying to install the doorbell and I connected it with a 24VAC (12VA) AC/AC transformer . As soon as I power it on, 2 red LEDs around camera start blinking with some clicking sound. I tried to RESET the device as described in the installation video but no success. Can someone please help me to set it up ?
If you are having concerns that the video does not address we would recommend contacting TP-Link Support for assistance
That sounds like the “far” IR LEDs, which are visible to the naked eye as red. When night mode activates it makes a clicking sound.
Stupid thing with this one is that UTP cable can only be used for power supply. Not sure how to extract it from PoE ....and it is probably 220/110 or some Lowe DC voltage.
Why not having it as PoE.
The Tapo D130 doesn't support UTP or POE. The product connects your home's existing doorbell wires and connects to the network wirelessly.
Can multiple smartphones connect to the device?
Currently, each camera can be controlled or managed by only one account on the Tapo App. You can share it with 5 different accounts at most, and these five accounts can only access live view and playback features of the camera. Each camera also supports up to 2 simultaneous video streams