The Cox Homelife Video Doorbell empowers you with remote home monitoring. Interact with visitors with the Panoramic Wifi app’s two-way conversation function, while you’re away or behind the door. You will have quick access to real-time and recorded footage with 24-hour continuous video recording and motion-based clips, giving security and convenience at your fingertips. Stay connected and keep a close check on your house, ensuring peace of mind even when you’re not there.
All You Need To Know About Cox Homelife Video Doorbell
Upgrade your home security game by swapping out that old wired doorbell for the Homelife Video Doorbell. Now, you can keep an eye on your entryway like never before, all through the convenience of the Cox Panoramic Wifi App.
Availability And Pricing
The Homelife Video Doorbell is up for grabs in all the spots where Cox Homelife is up and running.
It’s a steal at just $150.
Key Features
Picture this: Notifications for everything from vehicles and people to pets and packages.
The Panoramic Wifi app brings you some serious perks:
- Crystal-clear live video in 1080p HD.
- Fancy a chat? Two-way communication with your visitors.
- Dive into the last 10 days of recordings whenever you want.
- A quick tip: Grab a Continuous Video Recording (CVR) subscription to unlock the magic of recorded clips.
- Here’s the cool part—get alerted about front door shenanigans and catch the doorbell video on your TV.
- Just a heads up: This part needs Contour or Contour Stream Player.
Prerequisite
- First things first, you gotta have Cox Homelife services.
- If you’re a Starter, you’re in for live videos and recordings.
- Security or Automation tier? You get to enjoy the live video.
- Note: CVR isn’t a must for Security or Automation customers, but hey, it’s a sweet bonus for recording those clips.
For The Panoramic Wifi Experience
- Get your hands on a PW3, PW6, or PW7 Panoramic Wifi modem.
- Now, about the wiring. Your existing doorbell setup should be rocking 16-24 Volts AC.
- Quick disclaimer: Cox Technicians won’t be doing any wiring gymnastics for your VDB, so maybe call in an electrician.
- Oh, and if your voltage isn’t hitting that sweet 16-24 VAC spot, a new transformer is on the to-do list (Cox Technicians won’t handle that one).
Tips For Troubleshooting The Homelife Video Doorbell
- If your Video Doorbell light is blinking white, it’s in pairing mode; pair it in the Cox Panoramic Wifi App. Alternating amber/red means low voltage—contact us for assistance. Growing white indicates a button press. A glowing white button signals a visitor within five feet. For other colors, seek help by contacting us.
- Trouble viewing live video on your Video Doorbell? Ensure it’s within the gateway range. If issues persist, consult the Troubleshooting guide for the Homelife Video Doorbell’s Wifi connection to resolve any camera connectivity problems.
- Trouble hearing sound on your video? Ensure camera sound is activated in the Cox Panoramic Wifi app; the sound won’t work until turned on. Check the Video Doorbell’s microphone—located on the camera’s front—to ensure it’s unobstructed for optimal audio.
- If your Video Doorbell’s Two-way audio isn’t functioning, ensure sound is enabled in the Cox Panoramic Wifi app, and grant microphone permission on your phone. Check your phone’s microphone functionality by recording sound in another app. For further assistance, refer to the Two-way Audio section in the Cox Homelife Camera instructions.
- If you’re missing motion notifications from your Video Doorbell, ensure motion notifications are enabled for each device. Grant permission for the Cox Panoramic Wifi app to send notifications in your phone’s settings. These steps guarantee you won’t miss a beat when it comes to staying informed about activity around your Video Doorbell. Stay connected effortlessly with the right settings in place.
- Experiencing an influx of motion notifications? If your camera captures a high-activity zone, such as a busy road, it may trigger more alerts. Fear not! Customize your notification area by tweaking the Camera Area in the Video Doorbell settings on the Cox Panoramic Wifi app. This feature enables you to specify a particular region, reducing motion notifications to only that designated area for a more tailored and focused alert system.
Why Choose Cox Homelife
You can use a variety of methods to monitor and stay connected to your home—from anywhere.
- Build your smart home around your requirements: You’ll be able to tailor your setup to know exactly what’s going on in and around your house, from dogs to parcels and more.
- Never waste a second: Homelife can catch and replay every moment on up to four cameras using Continuous Video Recording. Furthermore, you may connect up to six cameras and monitor exactly what you need—both indoors and outside.
- A stronger connection across your house: Voice commands are also supported by devices such as Contour TV and the Contour Stream Player. Simply tell your Contour Voice Remote to “show me the front door,” and your Homelife camera will appear on your TV.
- Your home is in your hands: Keep an eye on things at home with smartphone notifications and a live video stream in the palm of your hand
Conclusion
The spirit of a self-monitored smart home service is captured by the Cox Homelife Video Doorbell. Cox Communications enables clients to actively participate in the supervision and security of their houses. It focuses on manual control and the flexibility to monitor one’s surroundings, which is consistent with the concept of self-monitored smart home solutions. This one-of-a-kind method provides clients with a hands-on experience, allowing them to keep an eye on their houses autonomously, creating a sense of security and autonomy throughout their smart home journey. For more information, visit Nowandlive.
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