Speco Doorbell 04DB1

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Jan 21, 2020
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Houston, Texas
I have been searching for a doorbell to replace my Ezviz DB1. I want one that supports wired ethernet, 3rd party NVR and a mechanical chime.
From what I have read, it looks like the Speco 04DB1 does all of that. It is kinda steep - $299 at B & H. Does anyone here have any experience with this doorbell or more info? Thanks.
 
The B&H page for that one says nothing of ethernet or PoE. Perhaps I missed it. I used to have a DB1 also. I think you'll be disappointed with this one's FOV if you're accustomed to the wonderful DB1 FOV. I searched high and low for a suitable, single camera replacement, but couldn't find one. I ended up going w/ the 2 camera Uniview doorbell and am satisfied. Mechanical chime, NVR support, but WiFi. Of course the price of that doorbell has shot up an additional $200 since I purchased it. No idea why. Good luck!
 
I have been searching for a doorbell to replace my Ezviz DB1. I want one that supports wired ethernet, 3rd party NVR and a mechanical chime.
From what I have read, it looks like the Speco 04DB1 does all of that. It is kinda steep - $299 at B & H. Does anyone here have any experience with this doorbell or more info? Thanks.
I agree with @mrceolla , I see nothing about POE. The specs here say: "Power: DC 12V-24V/DC12V-V power supply; AC 16V-24V; 5V/1.5V (USB-C) power supply"
Also, not sure about NVR compatibility outside of Speco.

The Reolink is available in POE or Wi-Fi and will work with an ONVIF-compliant NVR and comes with a wireless chime but won't do wired out-of-the-box as the Speco claims to do. FWIW, my 2 Reolink wireless dooorbellshave been running flawlessly for over 3 years now.