Icontrol Networks Piper NV

Highly customisable ; Works well as a security device ; Slick app

Flaky networking ; Iffy smart home integration ; Average video quality

The Piper nv wants to be the brains of your smart home but right now it’s better just being the brawn

The big question is ‘is the Piper nv worth the money?’ and in a word, yes, it is. The first generation Piper classic was a good entry into the home automation/home security industry, but it was lacking in several areas, mainly with regards to the...

Rooted in simplicity of setup, ease of use and surprising functionality, the Piper NV all-in-one security system is ideal for apartments or large rooms, it does a great job for remote monitoring, has a lot of potential as a hub for remote control and...

A good looking device that delivers what it promises. The price is a bit on the higher side, but with the ability to add accessories, this is a great option.

Controls can be customised and tweaked to your specific setting.

Like the original version of the product, Piper nv is available in a choice of black or white. The product has grow slightly in size and now has measurements of 164 x 87 x 65mm (H x W x D). This increase in size has possibly allowed some new features...

Specs Overall the Piper NV is a cracking piece of kit, a piece of kit that gives you the potential to create something unique, so custom designed by yourself, something special. But to fully do this you need some expertise in Z-Wave, some networking...

Excellent HD image detail. Pan, tilt, and zoom functions. Sharp night vision. Integrates with Z-Wave devices. Two-way audio.

No Web app. No local storage.

Last but not least, the Live Video tab is where you go to view live streaming video. You can view the stream in full screen mode from a fish-eye perspective, pinch the image to zoom in and out, and use finger swipes to engage the pan and tilt features....