D-Link presents its new health home automation devices

With the D-Link Security Kit, the D-Link smarthome division seems to want to impose itself on the health home automation and smart health smart health connected object market.

D-Link therefore offers night vision cameras to monitoring your baby, panoramic cameras, security cameras and water leak sensors, etc. To manage these peripherals, the DCH-G020 hub, a WiFi and Z-Wave base at 80 dollars. It connects to your box and can be controlled via an iOS or Android application. All of these devices are inexpensive. For example, the open / close detector is $ 40, the motion detector is $ 50, the leak detector is $ 60, and the siren is $ 50. All will be available in the next quarter.

To complete the security picture, D-Link also revealed a new Wifi camera (the DCS-935L) and a few kits. This camera offers 720p resolution and night vision. It is offered with the DSP-W110 hub and the DCH-S150 motion sensor for 190 dollars. With this, you will be able to control your health home automation system remotely using the mydlink app and record videos over a network or the D-Link cloud.

To complete this kit, or another one, you can add the DCS-855L camera to monitoring your baby. Among other things, it offers pan and scan functions. It also offers night vision and can even sing a lullaby thanks to an SD card. Other features: a temperature sensor, sound and movement detection and remote viewing via the mydlink baby app. Its price: 230 dollars for the HD version and 140 dollars for the VGA model. These cameras will be available at the end of the month.

The brand's news for this CES 2015 is therefore quite important. Here is a short ehealth summary:

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