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Video intercom and door phones

Compare door stations, indoor screens and intercom kits. Confirm the network, power, app requirements and lock interface for the offered configuration.

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Planning a video door phone system

A video intercom has two halves: the outdoor station at the gate or door, and one or more indoor monitors inside. Both must speak the same protocol, so plan them together.

  • IP or analogue: SIP-based IP intercoms run over a standard network, which makes it easier to add monitors, link multiple buildings and connect to a phone system. Analogue kits are simpler but harder to expand.
  • Compatibility: confirm the indoor monitor works with your chosen door station, and with any SIP server or PBX on site.
  • Power and cabling: check whether each unit takes PoE or a separate adapter, and how far the cable run is.
  • Door release: if the monitor should unlock the gate or door, plan the lock and wiring for it.
  • Screen and mounting: compare screen size and wall mounting style with where residents will use it.

Browse video intercom indoor monitors, and for apartment or multi-building projects send your unit count through a quote request.

Buying guidance

How to choose a video intercom

General guidance. Ratings vary by model.

  1. Call buttonsCount the flats or offices the door station must call: one button, several buttons or a keypad directory.
  2. Access methodsDecide how people open the door: card, PIN, face, app, or a release button on the indoor unit.
  3. MountingChoose surface or flush mounting, and check the IP rating and housing for exposed entrances.
  4. Indoor pairingPair door stations with indoor monitors from the same system, and check whether it runs over IP or two wires.

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