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Best Color Video Door Phone with 5-7 Display, Night Vision & Gate Opener - Budget PLN 1000

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  • #1 16707783
    11111olo
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    Hello
    I need to buy a video intercom.
    After getting familiar with the topic and descriptions in different stores, everything looks fine but there are no videos or photos about what the image looks like in the preview.

    What do I expect:
    - wired set (will be cheaper)
    - the display does not have to be very large. It can be 5-7 "
    - it would be good to open the gate
    - the most important thing must be something visible on the screen (also at night)

    Budget up to PLN 1000.

    Maybe someone has a video intercom and can record a movie of action?
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    #2 16707846
    viper19861
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    What will the distance of the door station be from the screen? Do you already have the cable (what). To start with, look at these two models:

    https://www.eltrox.pl/automatyka-domowa/wideo...wideodomofon-eura-vdp-10a3-jupiter-bialy.html

    700Linch camera, good visibility at night (backlit with white light instead of infrared), memory of 100 pictures, opening with a code and a keyring, control of the gate and gate

    https://www.eltrox.pl/automatyka-domowa/wideo...ytnik-rfid-procomm-vp-716a-b-czarny-4783.html

    Good visibility at night (infrared, black and white image), opening with a keyring, controlling the gate and the gate.

    The distance is important, the type of cable to be able to advise something more.
  • #3 16708059
    11111olo
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    There was a video entry phone set up on an ordinary twisted-pair computer which is in a tragic state. The model is VD58. The picture on it is far from good even on a meter long wire.

    Everything will be exchanged, also a bolt to the gate, because it is not used for a long time, it is completely corroded.

    The approximate length of the wire is 20m.

    At night it can be a black and white image (with infrared). It is important to recognize the face and not to guess.

    A little price higher than the assumed PLN 500 (I did not give anything to suggest anything). If this is a proven equipment, I am willing to add to be satisfied for at least a few years.

    The current wire is hooked on the cord. Kicking or other things are off. I also do not want a wireless set because I need to pull the power anyway.
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    #4 16708083
    viper19861
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    Both copies will work properly on the "twisted pair" cable at such a distance. A better camera and visibility at night has Eura, LEDs highlight very well. Somehow sound can be better than not one intercom from a more expensive shelf.
    If you have the option, go to the stationary store in Opole and there you will be able to assess whether you meet your requirements (check by phone because not all Eura intercoms have, Procomm rather available) As for cheaper models I will not say because unfortunately I try not to install. It is mainly about frequent damage caused by atmospheric conditions (poor plastic housing, "clogging" and squeaking microphones) and high sensitivity to voltage jumps and atmospheric discharges.
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  • #5 16708377
    11111olo
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    You are suggesting the EURA VDP-10A3 model. What do you think about EURA VDP-20A3?
    I do not need a keyboard or going through the gate. There is a sliding gate next to it because I always enter the property.
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    #6 16708433
    viper19861
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    20A3 with a Neptune monitor is also ok. Only the "upwind" assembly makes it squeak when talking (the microphone grabs wind and squeaks from the front of the casing) It's enough to clean the microphone hole and it's ok if I remember it does not have field of view adjustment so the camera must be mounted quite high so that it can see the person's face well in front of the intercom.

    A nice intercom is https://www.eltrox.pl/automatyka-domowa/wideo...n-eura-vdp-16a3-syriusz-czarny-kolor-4-3.html
    It has a smaller screen than Neptune, but the webcam has better resolution, saves the pictures of visitors and in my opinion the internal panel is nicer.
  • #7 16708563
    Ircys
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    viper19861 wrote:
    As for the cheaper models, I will not express myself because unfortunately I try not to install them.


    Do you know something even cheaper than the Eura you proposed? ;)

    greetings
  • #8 16708596
    viper19861
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    Ircys wrote:
    viper19861 wrote:
    As for the cheaper models, I will not express myself because unfortunately I try not to install them.


    Do you know something even cheaper than the Eura you proposed? ;)

    greetings


    Cheaper maybe and not (though not all Eura models are suitable "). For this, for example, I do not like Vidos and Orno ;) And to earn PLN 500 is not a challenge. greetings
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    11111olo
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    viper19861 wrote:
    20A3 with a Neptune monitor is also ok

    I am determined.
    viper19861 wrote:
    And to earn PLN 500 is not a challenge.

    This model for all-road is for PLN 465. I do not know where this price comes from but it does not matter.
  • #11 16710078
    mikas3676
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    I have a video ORNO similar to this PROCOMM with a link in the post no. 2. Generally, I advise against, poor visibility at night, not too interesting during the day (the cord is only a few meters away). He also occasionally "hangs", which is manifested by the lack of a bell.
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    11111olo
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    I bought 20A3.
  • #13 16710203
    suworow
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    Rather, video door phone similar. The angle of view of the camera simply knocks. They should issue a chalk to the set, to draw where exactly the caller should set, and for children and people a bit lower (wicked growth - would like to write) a stool ;)
    I always tell my clients that if there is no budget for a video intercom, it is better to buy a good intercom ...
    greetings
  • #14 16710607
    11111olo
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    Not everyone can afford a Mercedes. If it is badziewny I will replace it with another one.
    The one that was before was just badziewie but somehow lasted for many years.

    In my opinion, the equipment is very good for less than 5 bars. Picture quality decent. It could be better but I look at the screen for a moment and at most a few times a day so it's ok.
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around selecting a budget-friendly wired video intercom with a 5-7 inch display, night vision capabilities, and gate control, within a budget of PLN 1000. Users recommend models such as the Eura VDP-10A3 and VDP-20A3, highlighting their good night visibility and functionality. Concerns about image quality, especially at night, are raised, with suggestions to avoid certain brands like Vidos and Orno due to poor performance. The importance of cable type and installation distance is also emphasized, as well as the need for a reliable intercom that can last for several years. Users share personal experiences with different models, noting the trade-offs between price and quality.
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TL;DR: For a wired 5–7" video door phone under PLN 1000, sets offering up to 100 stored photos and “good visibility at night” are recommended; models differ mainly by night lighting (IR vs. white LEDs). [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]

Why it matters: You want a clear night image, reliable gate control, and compatibility with your cable run—without overspending.

Who this is for: Homeowners choosing a budget-friendly wired video intercom with usable night vision and optional gate control.

Quick Facts

Whats the best wired video door phone under PLN 1000 with a 573 display?

Consider Eura VDP-10A3 (white-LED night lighting, photo memory, code/keyfob, gate control) or Procomm VP-716A (IR night mode, keyfob, gate control). Both match the 5–7" class and budget. Choose based on preferred night lighting: color white LEDs vs. B/W IR. “Good visibility at night” applies to both lines, with feature trade-offs. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]

Will twisted-pair cable work for about a 20 m run?

Yes. An installer confirmed both suggested wired sets work properly over twisted pair at that distance. Quote: “Both copies will work properly on the ‘twisted pair’ cable at such a distance.” Keep terminations clean and avoid damaged pairs for best audio/video quality. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16708083]

Which night vision is clearerIR or white LEDs?

White LEDs illuminate the caller for a color image at night, while IR provides a black-and-white image. If you need color cues (clothing), choose white LEDs; for discreet lighting, IR is fine. The Eura example uses white LEDs; the Procomm example uses IR. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]

Is the Eura VDP-20A3 a good pick if I dont need a keypad?

Yes, it’s OK without a keypad. Note two caveats: wind can cause squeal if the mic port clogs, and the camera lacks viewing-angle adjustment. Mount the unit higher to frame faces and periodically clear the mic opening. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16708433]

Any pitfalls with camera field of view on budget door stations?

Yes. A narrow field of view can miss faces unless the door station sits higher. One pro joked the viewing angle “knocks,” implying it’s too tight. Plan placement carefully or pick a unit with adjustable angle to avoid cut-off faces. [Elektroda, suworow, post #16710203]

Are cheaper brands like ORNO or Vidos worth it?

A user reported poor night visibility, so-so daytime image, short cable run, and occasional hangs where the bell stops working. That edge case highlights reliability concerns with some low-cost sets. If stability matters, consider the Eura options mentioned earlier. [Elektroda, mikas3676, post #16710078]

How does the Procomm VP-716A compare feature-wise?

It provides IR night imaging (black-and-white), RFID keyfob entry, and control of both strike and driveway gate. Visibility at night is described as good for its class. Pick it if you prefer IR over visible white LEDs and want RFID convenience. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]

What basic cable and power tips should I follow when replacing an old set?

Replace corroded strikes and damaged twisted-pair cabling. Avoid wireless if you must pull power anyway. A fresh 20 m run and a new electric bolt solved reliability concerns for the original poster who upgraded from a failing system. [Elektroda, 11111olo, post #16708059]

Can these kits open both the pedestrian gate and the sliding driveway gate?

Yes. The referenced wired kits include outputs for a door strike and for a gate operator, enabling control from the indoor monitor. Verify terminals and current limits in your specific kit before wiring. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]

How do I fix windinduced microphone squeal on Eura 20A3?

Clean the microphone hole and shield it from direct wind paths. The installer noted wind-driven noise when debris blocks the mic port. 3-step fix: 1. Power off and remove the front panel. 2. Gently clear the mic opening. 3. Refit and test audio. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16708433]

Is it smarter to buy a good audio intercom than a very cheap video kit?

An installer advises choosing a quality audio intercom if your video budget is too low. Quote: “If there is no budget for a video intercom, it is better to buy a good intercom.” That avoids poor imaging and reliability trade-offs. [Elektroda, suworow, post #16710203]

What image quality should I expect under PLN 500?

One buyer found image quality “decent” for quick checks, calling the sub-PLN-500 set very good for the price. Expect usable preview, not cinematic detail. Night identification is the priority, not fine color accuracy. [Elektroda, 11111olo, post #16710607]

Do any budget models save visitor photos by default?

Yes. The suggested Eura example includes memory for approximately 100 visitor pictures. This helps review missed calls without a full DVR setup. Confirm SD or internal storage and overwrite behavior in your chosen kit. [Elektroda, viper19861, post #16707846]
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