WiFi and PoE Video Doorbell Intercom with Mobile App and Door Strike Control - All Questions

Yes, the intercom is ONVIF compliant and provides an RTSP stream, so it can be added to a compatible ONVIF NVR or to an NVR that allows manual RTSP stream addition. In that configuration, you should be able to record video to the NVR.

However, please note the following:
• For 2-way audio functionality and the doorbell call feature to the mobile app, the intercom must be deployed on a network with internet connectivity and used through the dedicated mobile app.
• The unit should be connected to a standard PoE switch on the network, not to the built-in PoE switch ports on the back of an NVR, as that may prevent proper mobile app functionality.

In short:
• Yes, you can record via ONVIF/RTSP.
• Full intercom and app functionality requires proper network deployment and internet access.

Let me know if you need clarification on integration with a specific NVR model.

Yes. Our professional Avalonix IP cameras support audio detection, and this setting can be managed through the camera’s built-in web interface.

To access these options, the user would open a web browser such as Chrome or Firefox on a Mac or PC that is connected to the same local network as the camera. After logging into the camera through the browser, they can go into the settings menu and turn audio detection on or off as needed.

In simple terms, audio detection lets the camera listen for sound changes in the area and respond when noise reaches a level you set. Through the web interface, the user can enable the feature, adjust how sensitive it is, set the threshold for what should count as an audio event, and choose what the camera should do when sound is detected. For example, the camera can be set to trigger recording or capture a snapshot when an audio event occurs.