Battery-powered video doorbell
Fits: Existing doorbell location, rental homes, quick retrofits
Wire-free doorbell that mounts where your existing bell sits. Charges every few months. Fastest install, minimal disruption.
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Video Intercoms & Smart Doorbells for NDIS Participants
See who's at the door, speak with them, and let them in — from any room, in your chair, from your phone or a smart display. Perth NDIS video intercom installations by a registered supplier.
Who it's for
Answer the door without getting up
A traditional doorbell assumes you can hear it, reach the door quickly and open it safely. For many NDIS participants, none of that is true. Video intercom fixes all three.
Wheelchair and power-chair users
Answer the door from any room without transferring or racing to the entry — see, speak and unlock without leaving your chair.
People with limited mobility
For participants where walking to the door is slow, painful or a fall risk, video intercom lets you screen and respond without moving.
D/deaf and hard-of-hearing participants
Visual alerts on a phone, tablet or smart display replace the traditional bell, so you never miss a visitor or delivery.
Families and support teams
Support workers and family members can be granted view-only or two-way access so no one is locked out and no one is a stranger at the door.
What's in the system
Everything you need to answer the door safely
HD video at the door
See who's there, day or night — with wide-angle lens, night vision and motion recording.
Two-way audio
Speak with the visitor from your phone, tablet or smart display, wherever you are in the home.
Multi-device alerts
Ring the phone, the tablet, the Echo Show, the family carer's phone — configure who gets pinged.
Visual & vibration alerts
For hearing-impaired participants, alerts can flash lights, vibrate a wristband or trigger a bed shaker.
Records missed visits
See who came while you were out, in the bathroom, or asleep — with time-stamped clips saved for review.
May be NDIS-fundable
Depending on your plan and goals, video intercoms may sit under Assistive Technology or Home Modifications.
Intercom options
Battery, wired, or a full intercom screen
We match hardware to your home, your funding pathway, and how you actually want to answer the door.
Wired video doorbell
Fits: Homes with existing doorbell wiring
Reuses the existing doorbell transformer. No batteries to change, always-on recording, smoother video quality.
Full video intercom system
Fits: SDA properties, homes with an indoor screen
Dedicated indoor screen at bedside or living area for participants who prefer a fixed control point over a phone or tablet.
Doorbell + door opener combo
Fits: Participants who want to see and let people in from one control
Integrated with an automatic door opener so you see the visitor, speak, and unlock in a single sequence.
See, speak, unlock — from anywhere in the home.
Brands we install
The doorbell brands we install
We are not tied to one manufacturer. These are the video doorbells we fit most across Perth, chosen for chimes that carry through the house, clear two-way audio and a sensible answer on where your footage is stored.
Ring
Battery and wired video doorbells paired with a Chime or Chime Pro, so the alert reaches the room you are actually in rather than only a phone in another room.
eufy
2K wired and battery doorbells with storage on the device, so there is no monthly subscription just to see who came to your own front door.
Google Nest
Nest Doorbell that answers straight onto a Nest Hub screen, with spoken announcements through every Google speaker in the house.
All product names, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners and are shown to identify the equipment we install. Innogreen is an independent installer, not an authorised reseller or agent for these companies. Ranges change — we recommend hardware against your assessment, not a fixed catalogue.
Worth knowing
What separates a useful doorbell from a gadget
Almost every complaint we hear about video doorbells comes down to one of these six things, and every one of them is decided before installation day.
The chime matters more than the camera
A doorbell that only rings a phone is useless if the phone is charging in another room. We place chimes so the alert reaches you wherever you spend your day, including outdoors.
Mounting height and sightline
Standard doorbell height frames the chest of a standing adult. Angle wedges and corner kits tilt the lens so a seated visitor is centred and so you can see a delivery left on the ground.
Alerts you can see and feel
For Deaf and hard-of-hearing participants we pair the doorbell with flash receivers, a bed shaker and a wearable vibrating receiver, so a caller at the door is never missed.
Wired, battery or solar
Wired gives you constant power and no ladder work. Battery suits rentals and heritage frontages. Solar suits long driveways. The right answer depends on your door, not on the box price.
Two-way audio that actually helps
Speaking to a courier or support worker from your chair, or from bed, means you are not rushing to a door. Clear speakers and noise handling matter far more than headline resolution.
Shared and SDA entries
Where several residents share one entrance, a consumer doorbell breaks down fast. Intercom-grade kits give each dwelling its own monitor, its own call and its own access credential.
Works with the rest of your home
Intercom is the eyes of the smart home
A video intercom is most powerful when it's wired into your other systems — one control set for door, entry, and monitoring.
Smart locks
See the visitor, speak, then unlock the door — all from your phone or tablet, without moving.
Smart locks & keyless entryAutomatic door openers
Where unlocking isn't enough, a motorised opener swings or slides the door for you once you've let the visitor in.
Automatic door openersSafety monitoring
Intercom activity feeds into the wider safety monitoring hub so families see when visitors and support workers arrive.
Safety monitoring hubVoice assistants
Answer the door from your Echo Show, Nest Hub or Apple HomePod — no phone in hand required.
Voice-controlled lightingEnvironmental control units
Intercoms integrate with switch, tablet and eye-gaze ECU platforms so answering the door is part of your existing control set.
Smart home hubNDIS funding pathway
How a video intercom gets into an NDIS plan
Portable video doorbells typically sit under Assistive Technology; hard-wired intercom systems are usually Home Modifications.
Talk with your support coordinator, LAC or occupational therapist about door-related barriers you face day-to-day.
Your OT prepares an Assistive Technology (or Home Modification) assessment identifying the functional need.
Innogreen provides quotes, product documentation and installation scope for the report.
The assessment goes into your NDIS plan review or a variation request; a decision is made by the NDIA.
On approval, we install, program alerts and permissions, brief your household and hand over training materials.
Funding is never guaranteed. Whether the NDIS funds a video intercom depends on your individual plan and goals — always confirm with your planner, LAC or support coordinator. See our guide to Capital Supports and Assistive Technology for a plain-language walkthrough.
Working with Innogreen
From first call to first answered visitor
- Free consultation — on-site or over video call — to identify the best location and alerting setup.
- Product recommendation matched to your door, your ability and your funding pathway.
- Installation by trained technicians — usually 1–3 hours depending on wiring.
- Programming: multi-device alerts, family permissions, integration with any smart display or ECU.
- Handover training for you, your family and your support team, plus written quick-reference guides.
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Frequently asked questions
Video doorbells and intercoms may be funded through your NDIS plan when they address a functional need — for example, difficulty answering the door safely — and are backed by evidence from your OT or support coordinator. Portable/removable units often sit under Assistive Technology; hard-wired intercom systems are usually Home Modifications. Approval depends on your plan, goals and reasonable-and-necessary assessment — please confirm with your planner, LAC or support coordinator.
Both work. You can answer from a phone, tablet, Amazon Echo Show, Google Nest Hub, Apple HomePod, or a dedicated indoor intercom screen. We recommend configuring at least two devices so you're never dependent on one.
Alerts can be sent as flashing lights, phone vibration, wristband vibration or bed shakers for hearing-impaired participants. During the assessment we set up whichever combination of alerts fits your household best.
Most video doorbells rely on Wi-Fi for remote alerts, but the physical chime and any indoor intercom screen usually continue to work locally. If Wi-Fi reliability is a concern (older SDA properties, thick brick walls) we'll recommend hardware with cellular fallback or a wired intercom.
Yes. Support workers can be added as users with view-only, talk-only or full access — no need to share your login. Access can be revoked instantly from your side if a worker leaves.
Battery-powered doorbells mount over the existing doorbell button and require no drilling or wiring changes — ideal for rentals. For SDA properties or long-term homes, we can install hard-wired intercom systems with the SDA provider's approval.
Motion clips are recorded and viewable only by the accounts you authorise. Recordings are stored locally or in the provider's secure cloud depending on the model. We walk through storage, retention and privacy during the assessment.
Never miss another visitor
Book a free intercom assessment. We'll walk your home, match hardware to your ability and funding pathway, and prepare the documentation your OT and support coordinator need.