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@Kellojo wrote:
How do I know if a power kit is needed?
The original Arlo video doorbell (AVD1001) is the only one that needs a powerkit. It shipped with one.
None of the other doorbells (AVD2001, AVD3001, AVD4001) use the power kit.
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@Kellojo wrote:
How do I know if a power kit is needed?
The original Arlo video doorbell (AVD1001) is the only one that needs a powerkit. It shipped with one.
None of the other doorbells (AVD2001, AVD3001, AVD4001) use the power kit.
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