P22 Product News New:Layout 1 28/10/2021 10:23 Page 22 Product News ESP adds new 2K Wi-Fi Doorbell to access control range
Leading security and fire detection products supplier, ESP,has added a 2K (4MP) Wi-Fi Wired Doorbell to its Aperta access control range, offering installers a higher specification, superior resolution product that it believes will perform extremely well in the market.
place, providing a key selling point for installers and end users. The new Aperta Wi-Fi doorbell connects directly to a smart phone
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offering instant front door security and convenience to users. 2K (4MP) live view, visitor recording, automatic motion detection, and clear two-way audio are some of the key features and ESP has maintained its subscription free status, with the new door station available via the ESP Smart 2K APP. It will activate a notification to the user’s smartphone when the doorbell
has been pressed. In the event that the user misses the notification, the event that triggered the notification can be recalled, as the doorbell has internal storage that will capture all activity subscription free. For additional security the doorbell features motion and human detection feature. The camera offers a wide 170⁰ angle view to ensure good camera
coverage. The doorbell also comes supplied with an angle bracket, which will not only assist with installation, but will help angle the camera to ensure it covers the area where visitors will be standing. For additional chime options, the product is supplied with a mechanical
bell converter, and an Alexa skill has been developed to sound a chime when the Wi-Fi doorbell has been pressed.
In summary the key features are: l Full 2K (4MP) live view and recording l No subscription or additional fees required l 170° wide angle camera view l Motion or human activated video record l Clear two–way audio
l Supplied with angle backet kit l Supports Alexa Dot door chime function and mechanical bell converter l IP65 rated ingress protection l Operates on both 2.4GHz & 5 GHz Wi-Fi & Ethernet Network Connection
The new 2K Wi-Fi doorbell will sit alongside ESP’s growing Aperta Access Control range which also includes the Wi-Fi 1080p battery doorbell and the Wi-Fi 1080p wired doorbell, both available in black and silver options.
For more information, visit
www.espuk.com or contact
sales@espuk.com or 01527 515150
Unicrimp introduces Catenary Wire and Jack Chain ranges
Unicrimp,part of the Scolmore Group of companies, continues to expand its cable accessories portfolio and the latest development sees the addition of Catenary Wire, Jack Chains and associated accessory products to the growing range.
wire rope (50 metres and 30 metres). This is a flexible cable which has a 650kg breaking load. Included in the Catenary accessories range are 3mm zinc electroplated steel wire rope grips – used to create loop ends or eyelets at the of the steel wire rope by simply tightening the nuts; 3mm wire rope eyelets; M8 zinc plated strainer adjustable rigging screws; zinc electroplated steel wire hook wall plates and zinc electroplated steel wire ring plates. Jack Chain is a flexible general-purpose chain used for a variety of
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applications including suspending luminaires and signage, for example. Unicrimp’s bright galvanised steel Jack Chain is supplied in 10M lengths and range also includes 25mm hook plates, for use with conduit and capable of holding up to 5kg load, and single ceiling hook plates – suitable for hanging ceiling pendant lights and able to take a weight load of 5kg.
For further information, contact 01827 300600 or
sales@unicrimp.com or visit
www.unicrimp.com
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atenary wire is used to create an overhead catenary to support pipes, banners, cables and lighting, for example. The range comprises two lengths of 3mm galvanised steel
ith the typical resolution for video doorbells in the market currently at 1080p (2 megapixel), ESP’s 2K (4 megapixel) offer, will set the new doorbell apart in a competitive market
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