Vivint provides integrated smart home security systems featuring professional monitoring, doorbell cameras, smart locks, and automation tailored for modern living.
Vivint is a leading smart home technology provider dedicated to protecting and simplifying lives through intelligent security solutions. Specializing in fully integrated systems, Vivint combines professional installation and 24/7 monitoring with a suite of advanced devices including outdoor cameras, the Doorbell Camera Pro, smart thermostats, and sensors. Their ecosystem is controlled via the intuitive Vivint app and the centralized Smart Hub, allowing homeowners to manage security, temperature, and lighting from anywhere.
Known for its 'Smart Deter' technology, Vivint's cameras can actively detect and warn off potential intruders using sound and light. The company emphasizes a seamless user experience by ensuring all components work harmoniously together, backed by professional support. Whether for burglary detection, environmental monitoring, or home automation, Vivint delivers a comprehensive, hands-off approach to home safety.
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To factory reset the Vivint Doorbell Camera, press and hold the button for approximately 10 to 15 seconds until the light ring flashes red and green.
Solid white indicates the camera is online; breathing green means it is in AP mode ready to pair; solid blue indicates two-way talk is active; and solid red means a connection failure.
Pull the thermostat off its back plate to access the battery compartment. Replace the four AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity, and snap the unit back onto the wall plate.
Devices are typically added via the Vivint Smart Hub or mobile app. Navigate to the 'Smart Home Devices' menu, select the device type, and follow the on-screen prompts (often requiring the installer PIN, e.g., 2203).
Check that the camera has power and that your home Wi-Fi or panel connection is stable. If issues persist, power cycle the camera or reboot the main panel.