SIEDLE SCOPE

Unlike apps, Scope establishes its cordless link using the DECT™ telephone standard. Siedle has extended the DECT™ functionality to include video transmission. The result: a mobile video intercom in which the combination of audio quality, availability, standby time and operating reliability beats any WiFi-based app hands down. And last but not least, Scope comes with outstanding tamper-proofing and audio privacy functionality. DECT™ connections are encrypted per se and do not require the internet. This reduces possible points of attack for phone hackers.

Siedle Scope is not just a mobile video intercom, hands-free device and cordless landline telephone in one. Scope also offers an array of convenience functions. For instance the video memory: This records who has rung the bell complete with picture and date. House functions can also be controlled using Scope: The light, garage door or shutters, for instance. And thanks to a browser-based administration, Scope can be centrally managed with the utmost of ease. 
 

The Scope repeater permits greater ranges to be achieved even in complex structural environments. Up to six repeaters per base station cover the requirements of most domestic or office environments. Every repeater increases the range by around 50 metres in the building and 300 metres out of doors*. Unlike conventional DECT™ repeaters, the video signal is also amplified for Siedle Scope. The complete range of functions including video image are consequently available in the combined reception range of the base station and repeater. 
* The effective range depends on individual circumstances, for example on building materials, furnishings or the location of the transmitter.

Siedle Scope can be operated in an eco mode. The eco mode reduces the transmission output of the cordless handset, depending on its distance from the base station. The energy consumption is also reduced, causing the stand-by time of the battery to be extended.

Siedle Scope can be operated in an eco mode. The eco mode reduces the transmission output of the cordless handset, depending on its distance from the base station. The energy consumption is also reduced, causing the stand-by time of the battery to be extended.