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NeoLight Omega Plus HD WF
NeoLight Alpha HD WF
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Supports video recording with FullHD 1080p resolution and 25 fps. Record video based on motion, continuously or scheduled. Listening mode "audio nanny".
Silent Do Not Disturb and Night Modes. "Audio-nanny" mode. Expandable memory up to 128 GB. Music playback. Screensaver "Clock" in standby mode. Photo frame mode.
Device typevideo intercomvideo intercom
Form factorwithout handsetwithout handset
Specs
Mountwallwall
Intercom connection typeserialparallel
Number of ports55
Pluggable outdoor panels22
Display support33
Connected video cameras33
More features
Wi-Fi
DVR support
internal communication (intercom)
speakerphone
voice message
motion detector
built-in memory /per 100 shots/
picture frame
Wi-Fi
DVR support
internal communication (intercom)
speakerphone
voice message
motion detector
built-in memory
picture frame
Display
Display typeIPSIPS
Display size7 "7 "
Screen resolution1024x600 px1024x600 px
Touch screen
Touch buttons
General
Card readerMicroSD up to 128 GBMicroSD up to 128 GB
Consumption (standby)1 W
Consumption (during operation)7 W
Operating temperature0 °C ~ +40 °C0 °C ~ +40 °C
Size186x136x21 mm186x127x21 mm
Color
Added to E-Catalogapril 2021april 2021

Intercom connection type

Type of connection with additional monitors (see "Number of monitors") supported by the intercom

Consistent. With this type of connection, all external security devices — calling panels, cameras, locks, etc. — are connected only to the main intercom. Additional monitors used in the system are connected in a "chain", one after another, and work only through the main unit; you cannot connect security equipment directly to an additional monitor. With this format of operation, the number of security devices is limited by the capabilities of the main intercom, but they can be accessed from any system monitor.

Parallel. Like serial, this option assumes the presence of a main intercom and additional monitors. The key difference lies in the fact that you can connect your own video cameras to each controlled monitor, which will be controlled only from this monitor. This option is convenient when organizing security systems with several separate video surveillance zones: for example, the main monitor can be installed at the main entrance, and the additional monitor at the service entrance, and each of them will only work with the camera above the corresponding door.

Touch screen

The presence of a touch screen in the intercom — similar to those used in smartphones and tablets.

Control through such a display is often more convenient, visual and functional than using a hardware panel — especially when working with numerous functions and settings. Actually, the presence of a touch screen is an almost unmistakable sign of an advanced intercom with advanced features. Note that for comfortable use, such a screen should have a fairly large size — 4 ”or more; Smaller touch displays are also available, but they are not particularly user-friendly.

Touch buttons

The presence of touch buttons in the design of the intercom.

Unlike mechanical ones, such buttons do not need to be pressed in — they do not work by pressing, but by touch, which is somewhat more convenient. However, the main advantage of touch panels is still in a neat appearance and resistance to dirt. Such panels look modern and technologically advanced, they do not have protruding buttons that make it difficult to clean, and there are no gaps between the buttons and the panel itself, where dirt can accumulate. However they are somewhat more expensive and more difficult to manufacture than push-buttons; this is imperceptible to the average user, but is a disadvantage for manufacturers. That is why sensors, for all their advantages, have not supplanted traditional buttons.

Consumption (standby)

The amount of energy consumed by the intercom in standby mode. In this mode, the device is energized and is in a state of readiness to receive a call; no functions are used, and the readiness itself does not require a lot of energy. Therefore, the value of this parameter, usually, is rather low, and you should pay attention to it only if you fundamentally strive for maximum efficiency of the installed equipment.

Consumption (during operation)

Power consumption of the intercom in the operating mode. Usually, this item indicates the value for situations where the device's functions are used to the fullest — in particular, when the display is on and the speakerphone is on (if any, see above). Note that the consumption in the operating mode rarely exceeds 20 W, so in most cases it is more of a reference, and not a practically significant parameter.
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