Product News No subscription fees with ESP’s
Fort Smart Security Doorbell As the cost of living crisis continues to squeeze household budgets, consumers are making every eff ort to keep a cap on their outgoings.
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ith recent news reports citing huge hikes in the subscription fees of some video doorbell providers, ESP is reminding its customers that with its Fort Smart Security Doorbell, there are no subscription or any additional fees to pay.
The Fort Smart Wi-Fi Doorbell off ers full 1080p (2MP) HD live view, two- way audio, recording and visitor notifi cations. It is powered by rechargeable batteries, with up to 750 activations on full charge, and it comes with a plug-in RF chime included.
Additional features include IP54 rated ingress protection, 5m infrared LED illumination, 3m PIR detection range and 130° wide angle camera view. It off ers clear two-way audio and motion activated video record (storage included).
The smart security video doorbell is part of the comprehensive Fort range of smart security products, which also includes a smart alarm, video security light, sensors and a selection of 1080p cameras. They all operate under a single app – the ‘Click Smart+’ app – which is completely subscription- free, with no additional fees incurred. By bringing the operation of the Fort range under the well-established, tried and tested Click Smart+ app from Scolmore Group, users will have control of a raft of connected home and security products all from one secure, easy to access platform.
The Fort Smart Security range off ers accessibility and simplicity for both the installer and end user and has been designed to bring simple, smart solutions together for a safer and more comfortable home. The range features contemporary styling and has been designed to be simple to install, maintain and use and provide a hassle-free security solution.
www.espuk.com
Garden lighting range
available from Ovia As we enjoy warmer days and longer evenings, Ovia has a range of garden lighting products to help homeowners get their outdoor areas summer ready.
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collection of wall lights, spike lights and bollards make up the range, ensuring all areas of the
garden can benefi t from a new lease of light. The majority of the range is available in cool white 4000k and warm white 3000k colour options. With warm white a very popular choice for external garden lighting schemes due to its soſt er light source, Ovia is experiencing high demand for this collection.
The range sits within Ovia’s Amenity Lighting category. There are seven diff erent wall light designs in the range including: • Twist – an innovative IP65 11W up and down wall light which makes a stylish addition to an outside space. Finished in
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grey, it is available in warm and cool white options and designed to illuminate up and down to highlight a pathway or feature wall.
• Verta – 6W and 12W options for this IP54 cylindrical up or down LED wall light, fi nished in black and available in warm and cool white options.
• Centuri – 7W IP54 boxed LED wall light, available in standard or PIR version for automatic activation, in a grey fi nish and in warm and cool white options.
• Orna – 7W IP54 square, up and down LED wall light in grey and available in warm and cool white options.
• Quadra – 10W IP54 rectangular LED backlit wall light in grey and available in warm and cool white options.
• Avori – 15W max, IP54 boxed wall light, available in standard or PIR version for automatic activation. Finished in grey with a tinted lens.
The Spear spike light is a 7W IP65 LED in a grey
fi nish, that can be easily positioned at various locations to highlight a feature or path. It is available in warm and cool white options. The Tribus 7W IP54 LED bollard is available in a mini (350mm height) or maxi (750mm height) version to provide fl exibility. They come in a grey fi nish and in warm and cool white options.
www.oviauk.com /
sales@oviauk.com 01827 300640
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