Product Description

Do you get uneasy when you or your children have to open the door for a stranger? With the VISS7500, you can see who is at the door before you open it and you can even communicate with them without having to open the door at all. The VISS7500 is an ultra thin system (1-inch thick) that provides a clear image of your visitor. It is artistically designed home or business use. This unit provides an extra measure of security and convenience with its two wire connection and electronic door opening button. The monitor is wall mountable for convenience and versatility. The tilt able camera adjusts the camera angle depending on your system installation location. Six infrared LEDs let you see in the dark. You can safely identify visitors before answering with the intercom system. When the doorbell is rung, the picture of the visitor will automatically be displayed. This process provides you with the ability to identify the visitor before enabling communication with them simply by pressing the talk button and speaking to your guest. The VISS7500 has a 5-inch color TFT-LCD screen that will provide you with an accurate image of the person at the door. The best part of this system is the ease of installation. The VISS7500 uses your existing doorbell wiring. The video, audio and power all run through these two wires so no additional wiring is necessary. The VISS750 can be easily output to a TV, VCR, DVR or computer for alternative viewing or for recording. It is not compatible with multiple monitors.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1109 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: SVAT Electronics
• Model: VISS7500
• Released on: 2006-06-22
• Platform: No Operating System
• Dimensions: 1.00" h x 5.00" w x 7.00" l, 5.33 pounds

Features

• Two wire connection for audio, video and power
• Tiltable camera lens gives more flexibility when installing.
• Door strike capabilities (door strike not included)
• 5-inch TFT-LCD screen
• Maximum wiring distance of 300 feet

Customer Reviews

Very bad performance product
I was very disappointed with this product. Everything feels cheap, and it also functions that way.

Maybe it's just my specific product, but the picture quality is really, really bad. You can hardly say it's a color monitor. Even dark blue colors look white. It makes me wonder how they created the product images...

The angle of the camera is ridiculous. The camera must be placed in front of the person to see him right. I thought I could place it aside the door, but then you will not see your guest. They say it has tiltable camera lens, but actually, you can tilt it only vertically. Changing the position horizontally ends up with a picture of your guest profile.

There is no option to change the volume of the doorbell or to disable it.

To make it worse, when you turn on the camera, it makes a sound on the outside unit, making sure the person know that you are looking at him...

It is so bad that I've decided to put it aside until some other use arise.

Easy installation over existing doorbell wires
This was easy to install using our existing doorbell wires (2 wires).

The video image is color and good quality. The doorbell is loud and sounds good, but not "beautiful" or "elegant." Importantly, the audio quality and level between the outside and inside if very good.

I've only had it connected for a few days and can't say it's durable or long-lasting.

The "alarm" feature makes a pseudo siren sound to scare away the "Bad guys" but is really just silly.

We had doubts about the performance and ordered one camera / one monitor, but then ordered a second monitor (you can connect up to three monitors to a single camera) so that we can see who is at the front door from both the basement and the second floor.

Camera angle could be wider for our set up, but it's sufficient. Also, the camera lens can be adjusted up and down (but not right or left).

Works well over regular doorbell wires
The product works well over the standard doorbell wires. No new wiring necessary. The DC power adapter needs to be plugged in next to the unit which makes for an unattractive setup and for some logistics problems. The camera is situated to the side of the door. We have problems with the camera facing straight ahead and not towards the person pressing the button.