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eufy 2K Dual Cam Doorbell S330 Add-On Unit | Brand New
Sale price
$296.00
Regular price $349.95
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eufy 2K Dual Cam Doorbell S330 Add-On Unit
Condition Brand New
Sale price
$296.00
Regular price $349.95
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The quick decision check
- Condition
- Brand New
- Stock
- Currently unavailable
- Delivery
- Free Australia Post Express, 1 to 3 business days
- System
- Add-on doorbell - HomeBase required
- Recording mode
- Event recording
- Power
- Battery, Hardwired
- Storage
- HomeBase storage
- Compatible hubs
- HomeBase 2, HomeBase 3, HomeBase Professional S1
- What you need
- Compatible HomeBase required
Included items: Read this listing's contents before choosing accessories. A condition grade alone does not tell you which parts or packaging are included.
Compatibility: This doorbell needs a HomeBase (2, 3 or Professional S1) to work, and the HomeBase doubles as the indoor chime. Not compatible with HomeBase Mini. Note: eufy also sold a wired S330 doorbell (T8203) with different compatibility - this is the battery model.
ELECTRICIAN REQUIRED FOR THE HARDWIRED OPTION Battery/app setup is DIY. If installation adds or replaces a doorbell transformer, power point or any other fixed/mains wiring, that work must be completed by a licensed electrician.
What you need to install it
Read the customer reviews
- Install type
- DIY with optional electrician
- You’ll need
- A compatible HomeBase (2, 3 or Professional S1 - not included). Optional continuous-charge route: existing doorbell wiring - electrician work
- Tools
- Phillips screwdriver and a drill for the bracket
- Time
- About 15-30 minutes for the battery route (estimate)
Optional extras
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TONIGHT ON WATTLE COURT · CAMGUARD AUSTRALIA · S330 DUAL CAMERA DOORBELL · BRAND NEW ·
Tonight on Wattle Court
Episode 330 · The parcel behind the fern
One camera sees the visitor. The other catches the courier’s creative writing.
The S330 pairs a 2K face view with a downward 1080p package view, because “left in safe place” is not evidence when the safe place is a damp fern two suburbs over.
Tonight on Wattle Court: everybody watches everybody, nobody knows whose wheelie bin is whose, and the only competent member of neighbourhood watch is the dual-camera doorbell.
CamGuard Australia
Brand New · factory sealed2K + 1080p dual viewRadar + PIRHomeBase 2, 3 or Professional S1 required
Before the opening credits · compatibility
This is the add-on S330 battery doorbell. It needs an existing HomeBase 2/S280, HomeBase 3/S380 or HomeBase Professional S1 to operate; HomeBase Mini/T8025 is unsupported and no HomeBase is included. The product is Brand New, factory sealed and supplied in original retail packaging. It records motion events rather than continuous 24/7 video.
01
Cold open · 7:43am
Darren marks a parcel “handed to resident”. The resident is a pot plant.
The front camera catches the visitor. The downward camera catches the landing zone. Together they preserve the exact moment a courier looks at a fern, decides it has legal capacity, and gives it temporary custody of your headphones.
That is the actual sales point beneath the sitcom: most doorbells frame a face or a doorstep well, but not both. The S330 deliberately uses two cameras so the parcel does not vanish below the main view.
The upper camera records in 2K HDR. The porch camera records 1080p and looks down at the package area. Mounting angle still decides whether your real drop zone is visible.
WATTLE COURT · LIVE
SAFE?
02
Meet the cast
Four local experts. One has read the manual.
Knows every number plate, birthday and council-bin offence without cloud storage.
Believes “near front door” includes anywhere visible from low Earth orbit.
Uses two cameras, local storage and facts. Deeply unpopular at body-corporate drinks.
Open Baz’s neighbourhood-watch proposal
“Step one: add six sirens. Step two: laminate the Wi-Fi password. Step three: ask why the doorbell will not pair.” The committee notes Baz does not own a HomeBase and adjourns for a sausage roll.
03
Split-screen episode
A face up top. The parcel drama down below.
Main camera
2K HDR visitor view
160° diagonal field of view
Porch
1080p package view
120° diagonal field of view
The two live views appear together in the eufy app. You can see who approached and whether the parcel stayed, left, or was moved by somebody wearing the unmistakable camouflage of a grey hoodie in Queensland summer.
The lower camera also has a motion-activated LED to illuminate the package area in low light. It is not a floodlight; it is enough to stop the bottom half of the clip becoming a black rectangle with shipping anxiety.
Main camera: 2560 × 1920. Porch camera: 1600 × 1200. Those are separate streams, not one invented combined resolution.
04
Episode plot · Delivery Guard
The parcel gets arrival alerts, pickup reminders and more supervision than Darren.
Package detection and Delivery Guard can notify you about a delivery and remind you when a parcel remains outside. The camera records the event; it cannot make the courier use the dry corner, close the gate, or resist photographing their own steering wheel as proof.
For a customer, that means fewer “where exactly is it?” laps around the house and a better chance of seeing whether the box arrived, waited and then left with somebody else.
Package and waiting detection depend on view, placement, lighting and behaviour. Detection helps; it is not an insurance policy or a guarantee against theft.
Read Darren’s proof-of-delivery note
“Delivered to a secure location.” Attached image: 63% finger, 24% dashboard, 13% unexplained sky. The downward camera has submitted a more useful second opinion.
05
Emergency council meeting
Radar saw movement. PIR checked for body heat. The hedge loses voting rights.
Motion 330/26
eufy says combining radar movement sensing with PIR heat sensing can reduce false alarms by up to 95% in its test scenario. Real gardens, heat and installation vary, so this is an “up to” claim rather than a binding treaty with the bougainvillea.
Warm moving person
ALERT
ALERT
Cold moving hedge
PLEASE SIT DOWN
PLEASE SIT DOWN
06
Night episode · porch light budget
Infrared sees the visitor. The lower LED checks the suspicious rectangle.
Infrared-enhanced night vision supports the main view, while the motion-activated porch light helps the package camera see the doorstep. The result is useful evidence after dark without leaving a giant floodlight on all night to announce your power bill to the street.
At 1:08am the “intruder” is revealed as Baz, barefoot, moving the wrong wheelie bin with the confidence of a man who has never once checked the house number.
Night results vary with placement, reflective walls and ambient light. The lower LED is for package-area visibility, not stadium illumination.
07
Venue licence
No HomeBase, no episode. A router alone is just Baz with ambition.
This add-on doorbell pairs with HomeBase 2/S280, HomeBase 3/S380 or HomeBase Professional S1. The compatible base stores recordings locally and can sound as an indoor chime. HomeBase Mini/T8025 is unsupported, and no hub is included with this listing.
HomeBase 3 can add expanded storage and extra recognition features. HomeBase 2 remains a valid partner for the core doorbell. Keep firmware and the eufy Security app current when pairing.
Hard stop: this add-on requires HomeBase 2/S280, HomeBase 3/S380 or HomeBase Professional S1. HomeBase Mini/T8025 and a router alone are unsupported. The compatibility warning is here before checkout because disappointment is not a fun season arc.
08
Battery and wiring subplot
Recharge it, or use suitable existing wires. It still records events.
eufy rates the rechargeable battery at roughly three to six months depending on activity, viewing and conditions. Compatible existing doorbell wiring can provide charging and may control a compatible existing chime when installed correctly. The HomeBase speaker can also act as a chime.
This is not continuous-recording hardware. Connecting it to HomeBase 3 or existing wires does not unlock 24/7 video. It records motion events, which is the battery-life trade-off.
Chime and transformer compatibility must be checked before wiring. If you are not confident with electrical work, use a qualified installer rather than Baz and his “voltage screwdriver from Temu”.
Can suitable wiring support my existing chime?
Potentially. Compatible existing wiring can charge the battery and may control a compatible chime. Check the transformer, chime and installation requirements before relying on it; the HomeBase speaker can also provide the indoor chime.
Battery estimate
3–6months, eufy estimate
024/7 recording
2-wayaudio in the app
IP65weather rating
09
Subscription antagonist
The monthly fee arrives with a clipboard. Wattle Court refuses entry.
Recordings save locally to the required HomeBase. Core storage and features do not require a monthly subscription. Optional cloud services may exist, but the doorbell does not hold basic parcel evidence hostage behind a recurring payment.
That matters because subscriptions have become the neighbour who borrows your mower, joins the group chat and somehow still bills you every month. Local storage keeps the core arrangement refreshingly direct.
Storage capacity depends on which HomeBase you own and its configuration. Video remains event-based. Local storage does not remove the need for sensible account security and firmware updates.
Direct debit motion denied
Vote: 4–0, with the pot plant abstaining due to a conflict of interest.
Core local recording: no compulsory monthly fee.
10
Two-way audio special
Tell the courier “left side, under cover” before the fern gets promoted again.
Two-way audio lets you answer visitors and give delivery directions through the app. It is useful when you are away, upstairs, on a work call, or hiding because the person at the door is holding a clipboard and saying “quick energy comparison”.
Audio quality and response depend on the network. This is a doorbell conversation, not a studio podcast. Speak clearly, keep instructions short, and accept that “behind the blue pot” may still become a philosophical exercise.
Alexa and Google Assistant integrations are supported. Apple HomeKit is not supported for this model.
11
Included · Wattle Court prop shed
Nine props in the shed. The HomeBase is at another address.
The factory-sealed add-on package has one S330 doorbell and eight accessory groups. Baz has checked the pegboard twice and still insists the detaching pin should have its own spin-off.
Condition checkpoint: Brand New, not renewed, refurbished, open-box or a prop recovered from episode three.
Warranty checkpoint: CamGuard Australia provides its own 12-month warranty, not a manufacturer warranty, alongside your rights under Australian Consumer Law.
12
Closing credits
Visitor visible. Parcel visible. Fern demoted.
The S330 earns its place by solving a real framing problem with two cameras. Add accurate dual detection, local HomeBase storage, Delivery Guard and two-way audio, and the front door becomes less of a neighbourhood mystery.
Darren survives another shift. Baz retrieves his wheelie bin. Aunty Shirl already knew everything. The fern is thanked for its service and removed from the trusted-recipient list.
WATTLE COURT
Starring: the S330 as itself
Darren as “left somewhere safe”
Baz as unsolicited IT support
Aunty Shirl as local facial recognition
The Fern as former parcel custodian
CamGuard AustraliaTownsville, Queensland
Verified product record
The sober facts, without a laugh track.
ConditionBrand New · factory sealed retail packaging
System typeAdd-on battery doorbell · HomeBase 2, 3 or Professional S1 required
Main camera2K HDR · 2560 × 1920 · 160° diagonal
Porch camera1080p · 1600 × 1200 · 120° diagonal (97° H, 77° V)
DetectionRadar + PIR · human and package features
AudioTwo-way audio
PowerRechargeable battery · compatible wiring optional
RecordingMotion events · no 24/7 continuous recording
StorageLocal on required HomeBase · no compulsory monthly fee
Weather / smart homeIP65 · Alexa + Google · no HomeKit
Episode setup order
Five steps before Wattle Court starts watching.
Confirm a compatible HomeBase 2/S280, HomeBase 3/S380 or HomeBase Professional S1 is already set up.
Charge the doorbell and update HomeBase/app firmware.
Add Video Doorbell Dual (Battery) through the HomeBase.
Mount around 1.2 m high with the porch view aimed correctly.
Test alerts, chime, audio and the actual package landing zone.
Questions from the cul-de-sac
Useful answers before Baz answers incorrectly.
Can it work without a HomeBase?
No. This add-on requires HomeBase 2/S280, HomeBase 3/S380 or HomeBase Professional S1. HomeBase Mini/T8025 is unsupported, and no HomeBase is included.
Will it record continuously?
No. The S330 battery doorbell records motion events, including when connected to HomeBase 3.
Can existing wires be used?
Potentially. Suitable existing doorbell wiring can charge the battery and may control a compatible existing chime. Confirm transformer and chime compatibility before installation.
Does it show the doorstep at night?
The main view has infrared night vision and the lower package area has a motion-activated LED. Placement and ambient conditions still matter.
Is a subscription required?
No for core local HomeBase recording. Optional cloud services may be offered separately.
Is the stock genuinely new?
Yes. Brand New, factory sealed in original retail packaging. It is not renewed, refurbished or open-box.
CamGuard Australia · Townsville dispatch
No thirty-minute season recap at checkout.
Open shipping, warranty and returns
We do our best to dispatch the same day. Same-day to 1 business day is typical from Townsville; busy periods can extend that window, although this is rare.
Australia Post Express is included on orders over $99.00. Under $99.00, tracked shipping is $9.95 or $12.95 for the Express upgrade.
CamGuard Australia provides its own 12-month warranty, not a manufacturer warranty, alongside Australian Consumer Law rights.
Change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Buyer pays return postage and original shipping is not refunded. For a fault or misdescription inside 12 months, we cover return postage.
Typical dispatch is same-day to 1 business day; during busy periods the window may extend slightly. Aunty Shirl will probably know when the van leaves before the tracking email does.
Product specifications
- Resolution
- Main camera 2K (2560x1920); second (package) camera 1080p (1600x1200)
- Power
- Built-in 6500mAh battery, or existing doorbell wiring (8-24V, 10VA or above)
- Battery life (eufy test conditions)
- 6 months, in the condition of 10 events per day, 20s recording length each
- Battery and charging
- Battery is not user-replaceable; detach the doorbell and charge it via the USB cable provided
- Local storage
- 16GB, on the HomeBase
- Field of view
- Front Camera 160°, Package Camera 97°
- Weather resistance
- IP65, -4°F - 122°F (-20°C - 50°C), Weather resistant
- Color
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- Black
- Power source
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- Battery-powered
- Rechargeable
- AC-powered optional
- Battery type
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- Rechargeable
- Battery size
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- Built-in battery
- Connection method
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- Wireless
- Wired
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