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Video Doorbell Camera, 5MP with 150-Degree Vertical View, Silver

SKU ADC-VDB770-S Model ADC-VDB770-S

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A 5 MP sensor with a 150-degree vertical field of view, which is the tall-and-narrow shape that shows a visitor head to toe and the package at their feet in the same frame. Video Analytics handles detection on the device rather than a PIR sensor, so alerts follow what is actually in view.

Built for the installer

Three mounting brackets are in the box at 0, 15 and 30 degrees left or right, and the power module, angled wedges, wire connectors and wire extenders come with it, so most installs need nothing extra. The optional Wedge Mount Kit (ADC-VDBA-WMK) adds four more positions including 45 degrees left or right and 5 degrees down, for doors set into a perpendicular wall or where the bottom blind spot is hiding packages.

Rated -22F to 104F as installed. The Temperature Collar (ADC-VDBA-TC) extends the low end from -30C to -40C ambient by blocking airflow across the heat sink, which is worth specifying on northern jobs. Note that digital chime installs require the battery version (ADC-VDBA-770BAT); mechanical or no-chime installs can use the battery-less insert (ADC-VDBA-770BLI).

Key features

  • 150-degree vertical field of view captures a visitor head to toe and the package at their feet
  • 5 MP sensor with HDR for detail against a bright doorway or a dark porch
  • Power module, wedges, connectors and extenders included, so most installs need no extra parts
  • Three mounting brackets in the box at 0, 15 and 30 degrees left or right
  • Video Analytics detection rather than PIR, so alerts follow what is actually in frame
  • Cold-climate option via the Temperature Collar, extending the rating to -40C ambient

System requirements

Requires a 16-30 VAC transformer at 10 VA and 18-20 AWG wiring. Digital chime installations require the battery version (ADC-VDBA-770BAT). Mechanical chime or no-chime installations can use the battery-less insert (ADC-VDBA-770BLI).

Specifications

SKUADC-VDB770-S
BrandAlarm.com
Dimensions1.7 x 5.0 x 1.5 in (42 x 127 x 38 mm)
Form factorWired video doorbell camera, silver finish
Max resolution1440 x 1920 (Full HD)
Image sensor1/2.7 in CMOS, 5 MP
Field of view150 degrees vertical, 115 degrees horizontal
Dynamic rangeHDR
Recording compressionH.264
Low-light sensitivity0 lux with IR
IR rangeUp to 15 feet (5 meters)
Activity detectionVideo Analytics, no PIR sensor
Power input16-30 VAC, 10 VA, transformer required
Wireless connectivity802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 GHz, 2x2 antenna
Weather ratingIPX4, weather-resistant
Operating temp-22F to 104F (-30C to 40C). Down to -40C ambient with ADC-VDBA-TC collar
Operating humidityLess than 95% RH, non-condensing
Chime compatibilityMechanical and digital. Digital chime installs require ADC-VDBA-770BAT
Included accessoriesPower module, angled wedges, mounting brackets (0, 15 and 30 degrees), wire connectors, wire extenders

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FAQs

Which mounting brackets are included?
Three: A at 0 degrees, B at 15 degrees left or right, and C at 30 degrees left or right. The optional ADC-VDBA-WMK wedge kit adds D at 45 degrees, E at 5 degrees down, and F and G at 5 degrees down with 15 degrees left or right.
Can this doorbell work in extreme cold?
It is rated to -30C ambient as installed. Adding the Video Doorbell Temperature Collar (ADC-VDBA-TC) extends that to -40C by blocking airflow to the heat sink so the device retains its own heat.
What is the difference between the battery version and the battery-less insert?
Digital chime installations require the battery version (ADC-VDBA-770BAT). Mechanical chime or no-chime installations can use the battery-less insert (ADC-VDBA-770BLI), which removes battery upkeep entirely.
What wire gauge should be used?
18 to 20 AWG for all Alarm.com video doorbell installations. Alarm.com notes that gauges outside that range change circuit resistance and may deliver incorrect power to the device.
Can two doorbells share one transformer?
Yes, but an additional 10 VA must be supplied for each extra doorbell on the same transformer. Two doorbells need at least 20 VA.