Video intercom-system DoorBird D1101V

The Video Intercom System DoorBird D1101V provides high-resolution 1080p video and a wide 200° horizontal viewing angle to monitor entrances and outdoor areas. Constructed from durable polycarbonate with an IP65 rating, the unit is designed for outdoor installation and offers reliable performance in various weather conditions. Infrared LEDs enable night vision, while physical door control buttons allow visitor interaction and access management. The unit operates on AC power and supports common wired and wireless networking standards for flexible connectivity.

Advantages

The DoorBird D1101V combines full HD video with an ultra-wide lens to capture more of the entry area without distortion. Night vision with IR LED ensures clear images after dark. Its weatherproof IP65 polycarbonate housing resists rain and dust for outdoor reliability. Support for 802.11b Wi‑Fi and IEEE 802.3af networking provides flexible installation options and compatibility with existing network infrastructure. Physical control buttons simplify guest interaction and access control.

Suitable for

• Residential front doors and gated entrances
• Small apartment buildings and multi-tenant entryways
• Office and commercial property access points
• Perimeter monitoring for yards, driveways, and loading areas

Key specifications

• Video resolution: 1080p (Full HD)
• Lens: ultra-wide with 200° horizontal viewing angle
• Night vision: infrared (IR) LED illumination
• Ingress protection: IP65 (dust and water resistant)
• Material: polycarbonate housing
• Power: AC-powered operation
• Wireless: supports IEEE 802.11b Wi‑Fi standard
• Networking: compatible with IEEE 802.3af networking (Power over Ethernet standard compatibility)
• User interface: physical control buttons for door/entry control

How to use

Mount the DoorBird D1101V at the desired outdoor location following manufacturer mounting recommendations and local electrical codes. Connect the unit to AC power and configure network settings to join your wired or wireless network. Position the device to cover the entrance area with the wide-angle view, taking care to avoid direct light sources that could affect image quality. Use the physical buttons to allow visitors to notify occupants; access control can be integrated with existing door release mechanisms and networked control systems.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, install the device at a height that centers the main entry area in the 200° field of view and ensure the mounting location avoids strong backlighting. Regularly check seals and cable connections to maintain IP65 protection and schedule firmware updates to keep networking features and security current.