There are many ways that you could implement doorbell chimes. I think that I’ve included all of the pieces in this repository. It uses a number of automations and scripts. The system is based on Home Assistant with ESPHome.

Piece of speaker fabric hot glued to the back of the speaker holes.

Custom 3mm acrylic front bezel (EPS file in repository) laser cut by Razorlab.(Note that this design is very specific to my needs, and the files are not particularly “clean” as a result of lots of trial and error.)

Custom 3D printed housing & printed camera holder designed in OnShape.The cable is not visible inside the house. I’ve wired a 5V (actually USB) cable through the doorframe so that the doorbell has constant power. Internal assembly is very tight in this design. If you have the luxury of space, consider designing your own housing that is wider. On the plus side, it’s well protected from rain, so I didn’t have to make it waterproof. The design of the doorbell is very specific to my need where the doorbell had to fit on the narrow doorframe and be positioned at an angle. This same view also opens the Home Assistant Companion App on our phones if we tap the notification.Ĭlick for WALL MOUNTED POP-UP DEMO VIDEO Building the doorbell Pops up a live view from the doorbell camera on two wall-mounted tablets in the house–actually switches to a Lovelace view–with the same voice response options plus a button to play an alarm sound on a loop until stopped.Please drop the parcel behind the gate at the right of the house.” Actions initiate pre-recorded voice responses which are player through the doorbell itself: Sends actionable notifications with a camera snapshot to my and my partner’s phones.Calls service to play doorbell chimes downstairs and upstairs in the house.Plays audible (“ding dong”) and visual (blinking LED) feedback when some presses doorbell button.

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