The Guardian Video Doorbell
The Guardian Video Doorbell
✅ Trusted by thousands
Answer your front door from anywhere in the world, with no wiring and no monthly fee.
✔ See and speak to whoever is at your door, from anywhere in Australia.
✔ Free cloud storage for life, so no monthly fee is waiting for you.
✔ Four to six months on a charge, with no wiring and no electrician.
✔ Indoor chime included, so you still hear the door when your phone is on silent.
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1-Year Warranty Included
• 2-Year Available
Australian Support, Replies
Within 24 Hours (Mon-Sun)
AI-Powered Detection,
Fewer False Alerts
Actively Maintained
App, Regular Updates
Most doorbell cameras charge you twice.
Once for the doorbell, and again every month for somewhere to keep the footage. Then there is the electrician, because the cheap ones still need mains wiring, and the chime you find out is sold separately.
This one charges you once. Cloud storage is free for life, the chime is in the box, and it runs on a battery you charge two or three times a year. Mounting it is a screwdriver and about ten minutes.
Know who's at the door, wherever you are.
Most doorbell cameras need wiring, an electrician, and a monthly fee to keep your footage. This one needs a screwdriver and your Wi-Fi.
No Wiring, No Electrician
Runs on a rechargeable battery for four to six months between charges. Screw it to the wall or use the included adhesive backing. Charges by USB-C.
Free Cloud Storage, For Life
Every clip is stored free for 30 days on a rolling loop. No subscription, no upsell, no card on file. Clips also push straight to your phone.
Chime Included
A wireless indoor chime comes in the box and plugs into any power point. Hear the doorbell inside even when your phone is on silent.
Knows a Person From a Possum
A PIR sensor reads body heat, so you get alerted when someone actually approaches rather than every time a branch moves.
From knock to notification in about two seconds.
Someone Approaches the Door
The PIR sensor picks up body heat and wakes the camera before they've even reached for the button.
Your Phone Lights Up
You get an alert with a 4 to 6 second clip attached, plus the option to open a live view. The indoor chime sounds at the same time.
You Talk to Them
Two-way audio lets you answer from the kitchen, the shed, or the other side of the country. Tell a courier where to leave it without opening the door.
Against a wired video doorbell.
The sticker price is rarely the real price. Here is what the alternative actually costs you over the first year.
| The Guardian Video Doorbell | A Typical Wired Doorbell | |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Screwdriver, about 10 minutes | Electrician, usually $200 to $400 |
| Monthly fee | None, free cloud for life | $5 to $15 a month, ongoing |
| Power | Battery, 4 to 6 months a charge | Hard-wired to the mains |
| If the power goes out | Keeps working | Goes down with the house |
| Indoor chime | Included | Usually sold separately |
| If you move house | Unscrew it and take it | Stays with the property |
| Renting? | No landlord permission needed | Needs permission to wire in |
What customers are saying.
“I Can Finally See the Whole Front Door”
“The two-camera view is what sold me. I can see who’s standing at the door and what’s been left on the ground without opening it. The picture is clear, even at night, and it gives me a lot more peace of mind.”
“No Subscription Was the Deciding Factor”
“I was tired of security cameras that wanted another monthly payment. This came with 64GB of storage, so I can keep recordings without paying an ongoing fee. Setup was straightforward and it’s been working brilliantly.”
“I Actually Hear It From Inside the House”
“Our old doorbell was easy to miss unless we were near the front of the house. Having the indoor chime means I hear visitors while I’m in the kitchen or down the hallway. Between that and the cameras, it’s a massive upgrade.”
Everything you need to know.
| Video | 1280 x 720 HD |
| Field of View | 160° wide angle, head to toe |
| Detection | PIR body-heat sensor |
| Cloud Storage | Free for life, 30-day rolling loop |
| Two-Way Audio | Yes, speak through the app |
| Battery | 4000mAh, 4 to 6 months per charge |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4GHz |
| Indoor Chime | Included, wireless |
| Weather Rating | IP65 |
| App | Tuya-compatible, Android 4.3+ / iOS 9.0+ |
| Size | 10 x 5.8 x 3.7 cm |
| In the Box | Doorbell, chime, back plate, adhesive pad, USB cable, screws, manual |
| Monthly Fee | None |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Cover the door, then cover the rest.
The doorbell watches your entry. These handle everything past it.
The Guardian
Solar and 4G security camera for the driveway, the shed, or the back paddock where there's no power and no Wi-Fi.
Solar Floodlight
2000 lumens of motion-activated light. Makes night footage usable and stops most people before they get close.
Warning Sign
The cheapest deterrent you can buy. Most opportunists leave before they ever reach the door.
30-Day Returns
Not happy? Send it back within 30 days. Full refund, no questions asked.
1-Year Warranty
Full 12-month warranty on every order.
Free Shipping
We ship free to your door, anywhere in Australia.
Local Support
Real people in Adelaide, 5 days a week. No overseas call centres.
Straight answers.
No. It runs on an internal rechargeable battery that lasts four to six months per charge. Mount it with the screws provided or use the adhesive backing plate. Charging is USB-C, the same cable as most modern phones.
Correct. Cloud storage is free for life, on a 30-day rolling loop. Clips also save to your phone automatically when you open an alert. There is no card on file and nothing to cancel.
It connects to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, which every home router broadcasts. If your network name ends in 5G or 5GHz, switch to the 2.4GHz one during setup. Most routers show both.
Yes. A wireless chime is included and plugs into any power point within range. It rings at the same time as your phone alert, so you still hear the door if your phone is on silent or charging in another room.
You get a low-battery alert in the app well before it stops. Unclip the doorbell, charge it with the USB-C cable, and clip it back on. Most customers charge it two or three times a year.
It is IP65 rated, which covers dust and rain from any direction. Mount it under an eave or a porch where you can, the same as you would any doorbell, and it will handle the rest.
Only when it detects someone. The PIR sensor reads body heat rather than plain movement, so you are not woken up by shadows, cars on the road, or a branch in the wind.
Never wonder who knocked.
Answer the door from anywhere in Australia. No wiring, no subscription, no fuss.