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As an installer, you know that a WiFi doorbell is more than a facade camera. The installation must be reliable, stable and easy for the end user to operate.
The success of a WiFi doorbell depends largely on the strength and stability of the wireless network. When installing, it is important to consider:
The closer to the router, the more stable the connection.
Thick walls, metal surfaces, and concrete can significantly weaken the signal.
Place the doorbell at eye level for most visitors (150—160 cm) and at an angle that doesn't block the camera.
Modern WiFi doorbells, such as the Fasttel Commander, support dual band WiFi (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz). This offers several advantages:
2.4 GHz
Extended range, ideal for longer distances or thick walls.
5 GHz
Faster transmission and less interference, perfect for busy networks.
For larger homes or buildings, a mesh network can improve coverage so that the doorbell always stays stably connected, no matter where it's placed.
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Failures are a common problem with WiFi installations. Please note:
Baby monitors, microwaves, or other nearby WiFi networks can affect the signal.
Do not place the doorbell behind metal fences or heavy glass. This can block or weaken the signal.
Choose models with an IP65 rating or higher for outdoor installation. Fasttel doorbells are built to withstand rain, wind, and sunlight.
A correct installation also means that the end user has an immediate trouble-free experience:
Fasttel offers WiFi doorbells like the Commander that are specifically designed for easy installation and reliable performance:
With Fasttel, you can save time as an installer and offer your customer a premium experience.
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A well-placed WiFi doorbell makes the difference in ease of use, reliability and customer satisfaction. By taking signal strength, interference, altitude and network configuration into account, you ensure an optimal installation.
Discover Fasttel's WiFi doorbells and request a demo today to experience the difference for yourself.