Unifi access doorbell feature

Unifi access pro reader doorbell feature allows you to hold the door bell icon, Have two way audio and unlock the door

[avinashpatel]

Can I use Unifi Access for a vehicle main gate entrance? members enter through NFC or code and visitors can ring the bell to request entry

[MMG]

way cool, can you 2 way talk on the mobile app? can you also unlock from the app? Love what you do man, keep it going!

[backupaddict]

Cool, I hope to have 2 of them next year. To much other stuff to buy first :)

[richacevedo]

make a sign press and hold to be buzzed in

[etrenis]

Is this like beta firmware? Mine has the button but when you touch it it just states it isnt usable at this time.

[tiantony]

Yeah, its nice, but how to link that to door lock? Its not that simple

[SNESChalmers]

Can you call a specific person or will it notify everyone?

[stup]

they DIDNT have to make the ui so sexy

[D.]

Could this be used on a large home in combination with the g4 pro doorbell? Or can we already do this with a g4 pro doorbell? I definitely want the mag locks on all my doors

[firasalmalaika]

How can anyone use this for home? Wouldn't this need a special magnetic lock on each door in the house? I wouldn't trust using this on my main door to the house, what if the power is out? It would probably disengage the magnetic and all doors unlock. Any thoughts on this? Amy I wrong?

[pjonted]

Is it possible to unlock the door from a Unifi Phone?

[Ter_ror]

I wonder if it is possible to use the request to enter connection as a doorbell. so you can hook a normal doorbell button to it.

[marcuslivers]

Just got my UA-Pro, updated the firmware, and when I press the doorbell button, it says Not Supported. What am I doing wrong?! FYI, I don't have a chime hooked up yet as I just took this all out of the box. Could that be the problem?

[christianhenrriquez]

I come from the future to tell you that these things break after 6 months. 😢

[firasalmalaika]

The other question I have, my house is already wired for ethernet, but in normal locations, and it was done when the house was being built. Now that it's built and completed, this is going to need breaking the walls throughout the house to run new ethernet cables in all the locations where you have doors which is a tedious task and very costly, and requires that you re-patch and pain the walls.  

Isn't this a bit of a stretch to install Unifi Access for home use? I'd love to do it, but doesn't seem feasible. Anyone shares the same thoughts or have found an easier and cheaper way to do it?