Latch Camera specifications

Reference sheet for the Latch Camera. Use this article to look up dimensions, certifications, supported network protocols, status LED behavior, and what the camera requires from the property network and the Latch Intercom it pairs to.

Model and applicability

Field Value
Product line Latch Camera
Form factor Mini Dome IP Camera
Manufacturer document number 770-00021
Document revision 09/07/2021

Features

Feature Specification
Required pairing Latch Intercom on a Building Entrance door in DOOR OS
Video compression H.264 and MJPEG
Image resolution 1080p
Lens F2.0, DFOV 114°
IR LEDs 2 built-in, illumination range up to 20 meters
Built-in heater Yes — turns on automatically below 42°F (6°C)
User authentication Optional — live video access can be restricted by username and password
Configuration protection Password-protected configuration; only the Network Camera Administrator can modify
Storage Micro-SD slot (1)
Pan / tilt Manual adjustment at install time
Audio -

Communication

Feature Specification
Wired standards Ethernet (LAN port, RJ45)
Wireless standards None — no WiFi, no Bluetooth on the camera
Network protocols TCP/IP, DHCP, SMTP, NTP, HTTP, FTP, RTP, RTSP, UPnP
Minimum network speed 10 Mbps (as tested by a network testing device)
Pairing transport DOOR app uses the camera's MAC address (entered manually in the DOOR app) to associate the camera with an Intercom Door

Firewall configuration (when behind a firewall)

Setting Required value
TCP outbound Ports 443, 3478, 5349, 8883 — open
UDP inbound and outbound Ports 1025–65535 — open
Allowed domains *.latchaccess.com, *.latch.com, *.amazonaws.com
NAT Full cone NAT recommended; at minimum, some NAT is required
Enable Fragmented Packet Handling Checked
Ignore DF Bit Unchecked
Enable NAT Traversal Checked
SIP transformations (PBX behind firewall) Disabled in most deployments — consult VoIP vendor

Power

Feature Specification
Power source Power over Ethernet (PoE) — single Ethernet cable for both power and data
Power supply type UL-listed I.T.E. with PoE output
Power supply rating 48 Vdc, 0.25 A minimum, Tma 50°C, ES1 / SELV / LPS / PS2 compliant
Battery backup None — loss of network power means loss of video
External power supply support Not supported — PoE is the only power source. There is no direct AC/DC input and no separate power-supply-unit (PSU) option. Per the install guide: "Connect the camera to a PoE switch only and avoid external power supplies."

Environmental

Feature Specification
Operating temperature -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Storage temperature -40°F to 158°F (-40°C to 70°C)
Built-in heater activation Below 42°F (6°C)
Indoor / outdoor Both — outdoor installs require conduit for Ethernet runs and the waterproof cap kit on the Ethernet connector

Mechanical

Feature Specification
Dimensions (diameter × height) 4.33" × 3.62" (110 mm × 92 mm)
Mounting Ceiling or wall — at least 10 feet (3 meters) above the ground per the install guide; resident-facing best practice is 4 meters
Mounting pattern Three mounting holes at 120° spacing (per the cut sheet)
Bubble retention Three security screws operated with the included L tool
Reset button Located on the side of the mounting base, adjacent to the status LED
Included in the box Camera, L tool, mounting screws, mounting template sheet
Not included Ethernet cable
Tools required for install #2 Phillips screwdriver, TR10 Torx security screwdriver, 1"–1.5" drill bit

Status LED reference

The status LED is a single tri-color LED (green / amber / blue) on the side of the mounting base. Sourced from the Mini Dome IP Camera Installation Guide troubleshooting section:

Color Behavior Meaning
Green On (solid) Powered on
Green Off No power
Green Slow blinking System is booting up
Green Fast blinking System is downloading
Amber On (solid) Firmware upgrade failure or heater is on
Amber Slow blinking Firmware is updating
Amber Fast blinking System has reset to default
Blue On (solid) Powered on
Blue Slow blinking Data is transmitting / receiving via network

 

Configuration platform

Task Path
Activate / pair to Intercom Door DOOR app → DevicesDoors → select Intercom Door → Pair Camera → enter Camera MAC addressPair. The door must already have an activated lock device (Latch R) before the camera can be paired.
Verify pairing in DOOR OS DOOR OS → AccessDoors → open the Building Entrance door → confirm Camera is paired
Take a test image (property manager) DOOR app → Devices → select the door → Camera → take a test image. Used for orientation / field-of-view verification at install time or after maintenance. Property-manager-only; not available to residents.
Factory reset Press and hold the reset button on the camera for more than 15 seconds
Cleaning Remove three retaining screws with the L tool; clean the dome (inside and outside) and the lens with a lint-free cloth and glass cleaner; re-attach the dome
Firmware updates DOOR-managed — pushed to the camera over the network. Status LED amber slow-blinking indicates a firmware update in progress

What the Latch Camera is not

  • Not a standalone camera — must be paired to a Latch Intercom on a Building Entrance door.
  • Not a battery-powered or wireless device — PoE only, wired Ethernet only.
  • Not configurable via the DOOR app beyond the pairing step — firmware and core configuration is managed by DOOR. Network camera administrator credentials (per the install guide's User Authentication feature) gate any direct device-level configuration.

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