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How do I transmit a notification over Wi-Fi to my phone when someone rings the doorbell?

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  • #1 19169473
    fantomek
    Level 10  
    Hello I am looking for a solution, to an idea. I have a keypad with a bell in the wicket of the property along with an electric door opener from inside the property there is a release button to exit. There is a 12v power supply hanging in the garage for this. I am adding a sanoffi wifi module to the wicket in order to open it via the app and now I am looking for a solution so that when someone rings the doorbell, whichfo the gong is inside the house, they also send me a notification via wifi to my phone, is it possible? And what should I buy and do thanks
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  • #2 19170219
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    The easiest way to do this is via GSM but unfortunately you have to keep a sim card.
    If you had an alarm with GSM notification you could hook up to a notification module at no cost.
    There may be a problem with notification over wi-fi.
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  • #3 19170239
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    If you connect e.g. a sonoff mini (it doesn't have to control anything) and switch on the control inputs (here it depends what the signal from the bell looks like, maybe via some kind of relay) then you can set up PUSH notifications for this mini.
    The Sonoff mini and the phone must have internet access (it doesn't have to be on the same network or even on the same continent).
    The downside is cloud operation.
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  • #4 19170284
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    I'm going to join the topic.
    On what softy can this be done ? I have a free ESP8266 and this is the way I would like to use for information about the breach of the mailbox lid.
  • #6 19170305
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    I have an intercom on a post next to which there is a box in the intercom with free wires so I will feed power to the ESP.
    Speaking of ESP, I was thinking of bare ESP 07S as well as 12F with antenna as well as Wemos D1 mini modules.
    Now I just need a soft that will send a push notification of a violated reed switch.
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  • #7 19170322
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    I would use, for example, a potential-free sonoff - you don't have to write software, you have 1 or 2 swiche (there are 1Ch and 2Ch) which you can use - e.g. a drop-in flap and a take-out flap. You also have a NO/NC relay - you can do some signalling.
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  • #8 19170362
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    That is, to do it on the original eWeLink.
  • #10 19170385
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    I did not know that eWeLink has PUSH notifications.
    Is there an option to pore over the software somewhere to upload e.g. to wemos or just buy a sonoff with the original eWeLink loaded?
  • #11 19170427
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    I haven't heard of uploading sonoff softwares to other devices - rather uploading to sonoff :) .
    I don't have a voltage free one to hand, this is a screen shot from th10.
    How do I transmit a notification over Wi-Fi to my phone when someone rings the doorbell? .
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  • #12 19170473
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    At the moment I have control of gate operators and outdoor lighting on Supla it's a shame that Supla doesn't yet have PUSH - because I don't think it does.
    Another app for just the PUSH box on the tel. in total
  • #13 19170705
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    Directly Supla doesn't seem to have PUSH. But there is probably a way to do it a bit around, just will it be better than ewelink's app.
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  • #14 19170915
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    Thanks mate sk1977 for the info I need to buy an original sonoff mini with the original software, I have never had the opportunity to operate with eWeLink yet.
  • #15 19170988
    sk1977

    IT specialist
    In the category of low-cost devices, in my opinion there is good quality in such a price range. The application is also above average (in this category, of course) - PUSH, local network operation, no noticeable delays, status settings when powered up.
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  • #16 19171116
    Daro1003
    Level 33  
    How about the cloud? What matters to me is the cloud and remote access.
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Topic summary

To transmit a notification over Wi-Fi to a phone when a doorbell is rung, users suggest utilizing a Sonoff Mini or similar devices. The Sonoff Mini can be connected to the doorbell's signal, allowing for push notifications through the eWeLink app. Alternatives like the ESP8266 can also be employed, but require additional programming and setup. Users discuss the need for a power supply and the possibility of using a relay to connect the doorbell to the notification system. Concerns about cloud operation and remote access are also raised, with some users preferring local network solutions.
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