Apart from Amazon's "Ring" can someone please point me in the direction of a reasonable (and very easy to use) camera/doorbell system for the parents in laws house please. The Father-in-law cannot walk and the mother-in-law has some anxiety issues.
Thank you
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Front Door CCTV - For Seniors
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AsleepInYorkshire
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Re: Front Door CCTV - For Seniors
Maybe this one? Or, Google door entry systems.AsleepInYorkshire wrote:Apart from Amazon's "Ring" can someone please point me in the direction of a reasonable (and very easy to use) camera/doorbell system for the parents in laws house please. The Father-in-law cannot walk and the mother-in-law has some anxiety issues.
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Re: Front Door CCTV - For Seniors
AsleepInYorkshire wrote:Apart from Amazon's "Ring"
Is there a reason for excluding Ring, or is that top of the list so far?
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Re: Front Door CCTV - For Seniors
I know you said not Ring. But something bear in mind, you got the cost of the doorbell, the fitting, you may need a transformer if not compatible, plug in chime, and monthly cost £3.50. Despite all this recommend Ring, got to pay the extras, but works exactly as you'd expect.
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