Two doorbells are operational.
My house is made with a very thick stone walls with plaster and metal lath walls that are at about 3/4" thick on each side of the true dimensional lumber studs.
It is extremely difficult to near impossible to get aWiFi signal to penetrate the walls.
Ubiquity to the rescue!
Ordered this Power Over Ethernet, Indoor/Outdoor Access Point on Monday. It arrived today.
https://store.ui.com/collections/unifi-network-wireless/products/unifi-ac-mesh-ap
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Until now, I was not getting reliable video feeds from either doorbell. I installed The AP on the side of the house so one antenna is visible to the front door, and the other is visible to the porch door.
Both cameras are now transmitting in real-time at 1600x1200.
The front door camera has already gone into Infra-Red mode here.
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Porch Pirates Beware! lol We have never had a problem with such things.
The two doorbells are using a Honeywell wireless adapter to activate a distinct chime sound for each. So, they actually function as a doorbell. lol. We haven't had a doorbell for almost 20 years. Now we have two with cameras, speakers, microphones, night vision, motion detection...
Big brother Mark is watching...