SkyBell WiFi Video Doorbell Installation & Starting Manual

Installation &
Starting Guide
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WiFi Video Doorbell
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SkyBell works with the majority of existing home power standards around the world and with 95% of existing wired doorbell wires.
SkyBell is designed to work with the power that is connected to your current doorbell and is connected to a low­voltage transformer, no matter if you have a 110/120 VAC or 220/230/240 VAC power standard.
SkyBell can only be attached to a low voltage transformer (8-36 VAC or 12 VDC) and not directly to primary power (110/120 VAC and 220/230/240 VAC).
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WARNING
Risk of electric shock. Do not attempt to install SkyBell in wet conditions. Do not proceed if you, SkyBell or the area
around your door is wet.
SkyBell can only be attached to a low voltage transformer (8-36 VAC or 12 VDC) and not directly to primary power (110/120 VAC and 220/230/240 VAC).
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SkyBell Components
Advanced Components
Motion sensors detect a visitor. LED button tells you if SkyBell is disconnected from Wi-Fi. Infrared technology lets you see at night.
Infrared LED
(Night Vision)
Camera
Button
LED
Indicator
Motion
Sensor
Speaker
Set Screw
Microphone
Camera
Positioning
Hole
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Contents
SkyBell
Doorbell Device
Mounting Plate
Special Locking Tool
Screw Anchors (4)
Wall Screws (4)
Wire Connectors (2)
Tools You May Need for Installation:
Pliers or crimpers
Power Drill or Screw Driver
Outdoor Adhesive
Wire Strippers
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Part 2 - Installation
1. To begin, press your current doorbell button to make sure your existing doorbell chime works. (Skip if you do not have a home doorbell chime).
2. It is recommended that you turn of power to your doorbell by switching o your circuit break.
Installation Guide
WARNING
Risk of electric shock. Do not attempt to install SkyBell in wet conditions.
Part 1 – Wi-Fi Test
Before you begin the installation process,
it is a good idea to conrm you have Wi-Fi
signal range at your door.
To test, simply place your smartphone where you plan to install SkyBell. If you have a Wi-Fi connection on your phone, then SkyBell will also have Wi­Fi connection 99% of the time. If the location is out of range, you will need to
install a Wi-Fi repeater or amplier.
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Before moving to the next step,
please conrm that your wires are
not connected to high-voltage power. SkyBell can only be connected to a low-voltage transformer from 8-36 VAC or 12 VDC.
3. Remove existing doorbell and carefully detach or cut the 2 wires currently connected to your existing doorbell.
4. Remove mounting plate from the packaging and run the wires through the center of the mounting plate. Be sure the front side of the mounting plate faces you.
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5. Secure the mounting plate to the wall with the 4 screws. If you have stone, brick or drywall, drill holes with the correct drill bit for your surface and use the anchors to secure the screws.
*Correct Drill Bit Sizes: Masonry: 3/16” Wood: 9/64” Steel: 9/64”
Instead of drilling the mounting plate into place, you may use an outdoor adhesive to glue the mounting plate into place.
** Caution: Do not connect SkyBell directly to high voltage wires (120/130V or 220/230/240V) from your primary power system. SkyBell can only be attached to low voltage wires from a transformer (8 to 36 VAC or 12 VDC). **
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6. Use your ngers to rotate the camera into the correct position. OR insert a screw driver into the square hole on the back of the camera and rotate the camera into desired position.
7. Next, strip the ends of your home’s wires and the ends of the SkyBell wires.
8. Twist the ends of one SkyBell wire and one home doorbell wire as shown below. It does not matter which wires you use as long as you use one from the house and one from SkyBell.
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