TP-Link has launched its latest product, the TL-DB54H video doorbell in the Chinese market. The doorbell is now available on Tmall at an introductory price of 157 yuan ($22). Let’s check out its key specs.
TP-Link TL-DB54H Specifications:
This video doorbell stands out with its 4MP sensor, capable of recording video at 2.5K resolution, ensuring clear and detailed footage. The device is equipped with two infrared fill lights that offer night vision capability, allowing users to see up to 5 meters even in low-light conditions.
The TL-DB54H is designed for remote monitoring via the “TP-Link IoT” mobile app, enabling users to keep an eye on their doorstep from anywhere. It also features two-way voice communication, allowing real-time conversation with visitors, and making it convenient and secure for users whether they are at home or away.
The video doorbell includes various smart detection features, such as infrared human detection with a professional PIR sensor that identifies human shapes and sends immediate alerts to the app. The infrared detection range can be adjusted to minimize unnecessary alerts based on the environment.
Additionally, the doorbell supports AI face recognition, which can distinguish between family members and visitors. This feature is free to use without any additional charges.
For storage, the TL-DB54H supports up to 512GB of microSD card storage, with automatic overwriting of old footage when the card is full. It also offers free 72-hour cloud storage, allowing users to review recent recordings at any time.
In terms of security, the video doorbell is equipped with multiple anti-theft measures, including a tamper alarm that sends instant alerts and records video if the doorbell is tampered with. The device is securely bound to the user’s cloud account, making it unusable by others unless unbound by the owner.
The TL-DB54H is powered by a large-capacity lithium battery, which under standard usage requires charging only three times a year, lasting up to 130 days. The app also supports quick voice replies and voice modulation for enhanced security, especially for women and children responding alone.
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