Other Equipment: SimpliSafe offers a number of other items, including a panic button, key fob, an additional 105-decibel siren, glass-break sensor, and a smart lock.Motion Sensors: These sensors have a 30-foot range and a 90-degree field of view and work best in corners.It’s tamper-proof, so if it’s removed or destroyed, the base station and mobile app will continue to operate. Keypad: The wireless keypad is the primary location to arm and disarm the system.Entry Sensors: These small, two-part sensors attach to doors and windows and notify the base station when they’ve been opened.Unlike the SimpliCam, it does use person recognition, so you won’t receive alerts for passing cars or trees blowing in the wind. This doorbell camera offers a 162-degree field of vision and night vision. It will need to be hardwired into your existing doorbell. Video Doorbell Pro: This video camera and two-way audio system allows you to see and speak to anyone who rings your doorbell.It does not use person recognition, which means it may offer false alarms for pets or other moving objects like robot vacuums. You can stream video or store it in the cloud for an additional monthly fee. It features night vision and an audio system that allows you to speak through the camera itself. SimpliCam: SimpliSafe’s only security camera is the SimpliCam, an indoor video camera with a 120-degree field of vision but no zoom options.It also features a 95-decibel siren that will activate if anything triggers the alarm. It links wirelessly to all sensors and, with a monitoring service package, SimpliSafe’s team of dispatchers. Base Station: This white, cylindrical unit is the central hub of the system and a backup for home cellular connections.

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