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  1. DIGITAL DOOR VIEWER Picture of DIGITAL DOOR VIEWER The Digital Door Viewer is a visual security system designed for use by individuals with physical or visual disabilities. The device is designed to allow the user to see who is outside their door without having to stand or to position their face against the door. Features include a color digital camera and large liquid crystal display (LCD) distortion-free display monitor. The system is operated by pressing a large, clearly marked button. Installation (installation kit included) requires no ext...[More Information]

  2. VIDEO SENTRY & MASTER SENTRY The Video Sentry and Master Sentry are closed circuit television security systems for homes and offices designed to allow the occupants to see who is at the door by means of a video display on a telephone console. This feature may be particularly useful to individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or who have speech disabilities and cannot use an intercom system. Cameras installed at the door(s) use infrared technology to capture images in bright daylight or complete darkness. These images are...[More Information]

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