There are two versions of the Reolink, one is power over ethernet, called POE, which requires either a network switch capable of supplying power over a network cable. Or what is called a poe injector can also be used instead.
I use Homebridge to link my Ring doorbell to HomeKit.
i am not sure if it will work but cant see why not.
it is current £90. have not seen it cheaper
I can't see why ether, the only trail I can find by searching is people who have struggled to get a ring doorbell to connect to an EE router but they did get there in the end. Not sure about the above deal, thinking more about 3's £20 a month for 2 years with 3 months free. I want something I can get working at home then take over and install one afternoon, keeping the router in the loft and the wires associated so people don't unplug it.i am not sure if it will work but cant see why not.
here is a "business" deal (they dont check) for three unlmited data for £6pm (£5pm before VAT)
the only difference between this unlimited deal and home broadband is the router, which you wouldnt own at the end of the contract anyway
You raise a good point. Seems I can get the router for £80 and this deal for £6 a month x 2 years so £224 against £420 if I go this way. I guess no less likely to work than the other way...
Does it really need to be a doorbell as there are 4g enabled cctv cameras out there.
more likely that wires to the doorbell are already there
Yes Pro POE.
