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Diego Sato

Diego Sato

Storefront deployments, PoE/NVR setups, multi‑user alerting, and operational risk reduction

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About

I help small businesses pick rugged doorbells and workflows that cut false alerts and missed handoffs during busy hours.

Background

A bakery on my block lost track of deliveries because buses kept triggering motion floods. We swapped to a narrow FOV doorbell, zoned out the curb, and added a simple PoE recorder. Package captures went up, false alerts dropped by 90%, and the shift manager finally silenced the notification fatigue.

Perspective

I lean toward PoE, wired chimes, and simple on‑prem retention over complex cloud SaaS.

Author Articles

Large Property Doorbell Solution: Long Range Wireless Picks

Large Property Doorbell Solution: Long Range Wireless Picks

Learn why “long-range” wireless doorbells fall short on multi-building properties and how to design a reliable PoE/NVR-based setup that prioritizes uptime over specs. Follow a clear framework - zone mapping, role-based alerts, and smart hardware picks - to cut false alarms, speed response, and control total cost.

3rd Oct•
Fix Bright Light With HDR Doorbell Cameras

Fix Bright Light With HDR Doorbell Cameras

Beat glare and shadows by deploying HDR doorbell cameras the right way. Tune framing, require on-device processing, and test in real light to turn false alerts into usable proof while cutting review time and costs.

3rd Oct•
30fps Doorbell Guide: Smoother Motion Detection

30fps Doorbell Guide: Smoother Motion Detection

Learn why 30fps is the practical sweet spot for video doorbells, balancing detection accuracy, alert latency, and storage costs. Get clear guidance on configuring zones, sensitivity, and networking to cut false alerts and improve reliability.

3rd Oct•