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    Brinno PHV1325 Digital PeepHole Viewer — Specifications

    September 08, 2026 2 min read

    Specifications for the Brinno PHV1325 series Digital PeepHole Viewer, a battery-powered LCD door peephole with Regular and Zoomed viewing modes.

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    Product specifications for the Brinno PeepHole Viewer (PHV1325 series) — a digital door peephole viewer that replaces the traditional optical peephole with a bright, easy-to-see LCD display.

    Overview

    The Brinno Digital PeepHole Viewer turns the small, distorted image seen through a traditional optical peephole into a large, bright picture on a 2.5" LCD screen. A single button press turns on the viewer, and repeated presses cycle between "Regular" and "Zoomed" display modes for a closer look at who's at the door. It automatically powers off after 10 seconds to conserve battery life.

    Why a digital peephole?

    Traditional optical peepholes have several drawbacks: poor image quality, difficulty seeing in low light, the need to place an eye directly against the door (darkening the peephole and signaling you're home), and difficulty for children or older adults to use. The Brinno PeepHole Viewer addresses all of these with one-button activation, low-light compensation, correction for "fish-eye" distortion, and a large, easy-to-read display for people of any height or age.

    Key Features

    • Simple one-button operation — no need to place your eye against the door
    • Regular and Zoomed viewing modes, cycled by repeated button presses
    • Automatic shutoff after 10 seconds to conserve battery
    • Low battery warning (flashing red light)
    • 190-degree wide-angle peephole lens included
    • Compensates for low-light conditions and fish-eye distortion

    Available Models

    Model Barrel size Fits doors
    PHV 132512 12 mm barrel 35–57 mm (1.38"–2.24") thick
    PHV 132514 14 mm barrel 40–69 mm (1.57"–2.72") thick

    Specifications

    Spec Value
    Sensor 1.3 Megapixel CMOS
    LCD screen 2.5" TFT
    Power source 2 AA batteries (approx. 1,500 "peeps" per set)
    View angle 190 degrees (included peephole lens)
    Accessories included Base flange, tightening tool, peephole, 2 AA batteries, user manual
    Size 146(W) x 90(H) x 30(D) mm
    Weight 0.4 lbs

    Operation

    • Press the power button under the LCD panel to turn on the viewer and see who's at the door
    • First button press: "Regular" view mode (field of view similar to a standard camera)
    • Second button press (while still on): "Zoomed" view mode, enlarging the center of the field of view for facial detail
    • Repeated presses rotate between Regular and Zoom modes
    • The viewer turns off automatically after 10 seconds of inactivity to conserve battery; any button press restarts the 10-second timer
    • The red Low Battery light flashes when batteries are running low