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Hikvision Doorbell Video Intercom Door Station Easy Install Kit Including Screen and SD Card

Hikvision Doorbell Video Intercom Door Station Easy Install Kit Including Screen and SD Card

SKU: {{ Item Code }}:DS-KV6113-WPE1(C) + DS-3E1105P-EI + DS-KH6320-WTE1 + CO-120

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Hikvision Doorbell Video Intercom Door Station Easy Install Kit Including Screen and SD Card

This Hikvision Doorbell kit has all the parts needed to get you going on your doorbell installation. Including the doorbell, screen, cables and poe ethernet switch.

With the Hikvision doorbell you don't have to pay ongoing storage fees or charge your battery every few months.

The doorbell and monitor/screen connects back to a network switch (included) which powers the doorbell and monitor and transfers data back to your mobile, see our basic setup guide to get you going.

Included is a 7 inch screen/monitor and SD card where you can store video and images at a touch of a button. 

Key Features

  • 2 way voice, converse with your visitor anywhere in the world
  • View from anywhere worldwide
  • Hardwired directly no charging needed
  • No subscription charges!
  • Save photos and videos directly to a mobile phone or screen
  • Includes everything to get you up and running

Parts Included

1x Doorbell

1 x Monitor/Screen

1x 4 Port Poe Ethernet Swtich

2x 20m Ethernet Cable

1 x 16gb SD card

Model:  Doorbell DS-KV6113-WPE1-C - POE Switch DS-3E1105P-EI - Monitor DS-KH6320-WTE1 
Part Number:  DS-KV6113-WPE1(C) + DS-3E1105P-EI + DS-KH6320-WTE1 + CO-120
Brand:  HIKVISION

Basic Install Guide

DS-KIS603-P(C) Standalone Setup Guide - For use with POE switch.

1. Power the indoor station (screen) up first by plugging this directly into the poe switch using an Ethernet cable, this will provide both power and data to the screen

2. Do the same with the outdoor intercom (doorbell) so both devices are powered and connected to the POE switch.

3. On the screen it will ask you to create and new password. Enter your password and then press ok, (Note: If adding the doorbell to an NVR, you will need this password at that point and later in this guide).

4. Choose the language you require. Press next

5. Now we enable the DCHP (IMPORTANT). Slide button to right until it turns green. The IP address below will change to one set by your local network along with the default gateway. The button will drop back to grey. Press next.

6. On this screen we need to enter the 'SIP Password' this will be the same as the password created above. Press next

7. Our outdoor station should now show on this page and needs to be activated. To do this press on the door intercom and press activate then ok.

8. We now need to press the cog icon and enable the DHCP on the door intercom. To do this, select DHCP until its green. Then press ok. Then press finish.

 9. We can now test the door intercom by pressing the bell on the intercom, this should ring the indoor station, you should be able to view and have two way talk.

We now need to download the Hik Connect app from your phones app store and register an account. Once this task is completed we need to add the doorbell by scanning the QR code, this can be done by pressing the the + button on the top right of the screen.

Once done press the call button on the doorbell and test the device is calling the mobile and the indoor screen.

Please note: The SD card will not record 24/7 only when you action it to record.

 

  • 3 Year Warranty on this item
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Delivery

Delivery Information:

DPD Next Day Delivery - Free Next Working Day Delivery - Purchases over £150(Mon - Fri) order before 3pm* purchases under £150 attract a £7.99 delivery fee.

*Please note: We cannot guarantee next day delivery or Saturday delivery due to the nature of couriers and possible delays. All items will be dispatched the same working day if ordered before 3pm.

Return Policy

Our Returns and Refunds Policy:

We hope that you are 100% Happy with your order, however, if there is an issue we’ve outlined some steps below to help...

We are always happy to help solve any issues that may have arisen.

Please contact us via email at sales@bcedirect.co.uk or by telephone on 01761 452997. We truly are a small, independent  family run business and pride ourselves on customer service. We are open 9am – 5pm weekdays, if no one is around to take your call please leave us a message and we will get back
to you as soon as possible.

 

We hope your order arrives as expected, but in the unfortunate circumstance that it has been damaged in transit or is faulty, please contact us within 14 days of receipt to arrange a return and replacement.

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Faulty orders will be provided with a free tracked 24 service label to send the item back to us. Once this has been received and checked over, we will send out your new replacement on a next day service.

Return's which are not found to be faulty upon inspection will follow our standard return's process, or if preferred, sent back to the customer at additional postage cost.

Please note: That an item/s cannot be deemed defective if a fault has occurred due to a customer's action or incorrect installation (i.e. forgotten or lost passwords for the system or devices).

Changed your mind? Or ordered the wrong item? No worries, please contact us within 14 days to arrange a return.
Please note that the return postage cost is the responsibility of the customer.
A 10% re-stocking fee will also be deducted from the purchase price/ refund total (excluding delivery). This is a measure which we unfortunately have to implement due to re-packaging and labour costs incurred during the return process.

 

Please note that the serial numbers on electronic equipment will be cross checked with our records to ensure against fraud.

 

Your item(s) must be unused, in the same condition that you received it and within the original packaging. If we deem the items returned to be in an unsatisfactory condition (ie broken by the customer during installation), we reserve the right to charge up to 40% of the final selling price. This cost will be decided upon receipt of goods and photo’s of the damage will be available upon request.

 

Non- Faulty returns will not be accepted on HIKVISION equipment with broken seals, as this is viewed by the manufacturer as used equipment and is non-refundable.

 

Bristol Communications and Electrical is in no way responsible for external labour costs procured by the customer. This also applies if a fault has occurred due to a customer's action or incorrect installation (i.e. forgotten or lost passwords for systems or devices).

Please note that we do not refund original shipping costs unless your order has gone missing in transit.

Refunds will be processed through the original payment source of the order, unless a
credit note is preferred.

Different providers have varying processing times, most are
completed within 24 hours however others, such as Paypal credit or e- cheques, may take a while longer. We will send an email confirming that your refund has been authorised. After this, we then ask you to contact your bank or payment source for more information regarding processing times.

We will endeavor to provide a positive shopping experience and will do our upmost to resolve any issues should they arise. 

We pride ourselves on being trustworthy and reliable and hope that this returns and refunds policy makes our process transparent. We also hope that our customers understand why, as a small business, we need to implement them.

 

If you need any further guidance, please give us a call on 01761 452997 or email us at sales@bcedirect.co.uk

Trade Pricing

Are you an Installer, Electrician or looking to get into the trade? Get in contact for bespoke pricing or call 01761452997

Need some help?

Please feel free to get in touch with our sales team. Use the contact us page - email sales@bcedirect.co.uk or give us a call on 01761 452997 we will be more than happy to chat through your requirements.

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We're an Independent family run business.

Please feel free to get in contact if you need any help or further information on any of our products, give us a call on 01761 452 997 we're here to help.

We only provide UK Hikvision products so you get full firmware updates and reliable kit.

Hikvision FAQs

FAQ'S

Where are your products sourced?

We source all of our kit from Hikvision UK, this means there is a standard 3 year warranty and all firmware can be updated direct from the Hikvision UK and Ireland website. We do not sell grey market imports. These are usually around 20-30% cheaper than official products and can be very troublesome, often with english flashed firmware making it impossible to support if something goes wrong.

What is acusense?

Here at BCE Direct we love the acusense feature, which is now available on most NVR, DVR or IP Cameras. This is where you can distinguish between a human, vehicle or animal. It's a built in algorithm that can detect the difference between the above and eliminate false notifications. The feature is so good it can exclude leaves birds or rain.

Darkfighter, Colorvu, Hybrid? What are their differences?

Colorvu in it's simplest form provides full colour throughout the night, these cameras use a small led on the front of the camera to illuminate an area that you are recording and provide full colour sharp images even in complete darkness. Darkfighter are black and white at night cameras and colour through the day but provide some of the clearest crisp images due to it's standard infrared light. Hybrid is a mix of the above, these relatively new cameras are more like a pir floodlight, where they use the acusense feature to identify humans or vehicles and turn the led lights on during the night, so infared (black and white) at night then full colour if something is detected.

Difference between NVR and DVR?

When it comes to video surveillance systems, one of the most important decisions you'll need to make is whether to choose a network video recorder (NVR) or a digital video recorder (DVR). While both options serve the same purpose of recording and storing surveillance footage, there are several key differences to consider when making your decision.

First, let's take a closer look at each option.

What is an NVR?

An NVR is a video recorder that records and stores footage from network cameras. It connects to the cameras via an IP network, allowing for high-quality video streaming and advanced features such as remote viewing and motion detection. The NVR records video footage directly onto a hard drive, with the option to add more storage space as needed.

What is a DVR?

A DVR, on the other hand, records and stores footage from analog cameras. It connects to the cameras via coaxial cables and records the video onto a hard drive. While traditional DVRs are limited to analog cameras, some modern DVRs can also work with IP cameras through the use of video encoders.

So, what are the key differences between NVRs and DVRs?

  1. Camera Compatibility

As mentioned above, NVRs work exclusively with IP cameras, while DVRs work with analog cameras. This means that if you already have an existing analog camera system, you will need to stick with a DVR. However, if you're starting from scratch or planning to upgrade your camera system, an NVR may be a better option due to its ability to work with high-resolution IP cameras.

  1. Video Quality

NVRs generally offer higher video quality than DVRs, as they are designed to work with IP cameras that can provide HD or even 4K resolution. DVRs, on the other hand, are limited to the resolution capabilities of analog cameras, which are typically lower than IP cameras.

  1. Remote Access

NVRs offer more advanced remote viewing capabilities than DVRs, as they are designed to be accessed remotely via an internet connection. This allows you to view live and recorded footage from anywhere with an internet connection, using a computer, smartphone, or tablet. While some DVRs do offer remote viewing capabilities, they are often limited in their functionality and require more setup.

  1. Cost

DVRs are generally less expensive than NVRs, due to their lower resolution capabilities and simpler technology. However, as the price of IP cameras continues to drop, the price difference between NVRs and DVRs is becoming less significant.

In conclusion, the choice between NVRs and DVRs largely depends on your specific needs and budget. If you're starting from scratch or upgrading your camera system, an NVR may be a better option due to its advanced features and compatibility with high-resolution IP cameras. However, if you already have an analog camera system, a DVR may be a more cost-effective solution. Whatever your choice, make sure to choose a reputable brand with a proven track record of quality and reliability.

What warranty do you provide?

We provide a standard 1 year warranty on all Hikvision kit but a 3 year warranty can be provided when registered with Hikvision.

What size hard drive do I need?

View our simple hard drive calculator to determine what size you need for your requirements.