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Tuya V30 Waterproof 1080P HD Smart Video Doorbell Camera with Chime

Name: Tuya V30 Waterproof 1080P HD Smart Video Doorbell Camera with Chime
Brand: Tuya
SKU: TUYA-V30
Price: 96.00 AUD
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Tuya V30 Waterproof 1080P HD Video Doorbell Camera with Chime

Specifications:

Model: V30-1080P
outdoor unit
name	Tuya V30 Waterproof doorbell Camera
features	wireless connection, Ultra-low power consumption, Remote active awakening, Quickstart
use	Guests will be able to make video voice calls and take short videos. The owner will not need to open the door to know the information
Wake up the way	The doorbell button awakens, PIR body detection wake up, Mobile phone call
Alarm push	Push for 1 second
operating system	Number of users online	Multiple users are online simultaneously
Dynamic DNS	Bring your own dynamic domain name
processor	A powerful, high-performance, programmable media HiSilicon processor with built-in ARM926 @max. 440MHz and high-speed video coprocessor
collect	CCD	1/2.7 inch 1080p scan CMOS sensor
Sensor performance	Support automatic white balance, automatic gain control, automatic backlighting compensation
SNR	≥39dB
Lens/visual Angle	2.6mm @F2.0/155°
LED	Double filter automatic switching, Six 850 - nm high power infrared lamps, night vision 10 meters
IR control	IR opens night vision, Automatic detection of infrared and ICR; shuts the night vision function off the infrared, and the ICR is fixed in daily viewing mode
video	Compression standard	H.264 Main Profile/H.264 Baseline Profile/MJPEG/JPEG Baseline
Video coding	More stream:1080P/15fps+720P/15fps+VGA/30fps+QVGA/30fps+1080P@1fsJPEG snap
resolution	1080P
audio	input	1 channel built-in - 48dB microphone
output	Built-in speaker (8 Ω 1 w)
interphone	Two - way voice - speak, bring back the echo cancellation
Compression standard/ code rate	ADPCM/32kbps
network	Network protocol	TCP/IP,HTTP,TCP,UDP,SMTP,FTP,DHCP,DNS,DDNS,NTP,UPnP,RTSP,P2P
wireless network	802.11b/g/n
Wireless network security	WPS Security encryption
wireless connection	One-button WIFI configuration
video	Video mode	Mobile detection video, doorbell button trigger video, manual video
storage	The TF card stores the maximum support for 32GB
other	power	Battery power supply two sections 18650 core international general
Power consumption	Standby current 200 uA working current 170MA
work environment	\n Working temperature: - 10 ~ 50 ℃, humidity is < 95% \n
installation	Door wall mounting
material	ABS
Product size	140mmx45.5mmx27.5mm
product weight	90g/No battery
Packing size	1628943Hmm

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