The gate
Station where the visitor stands.
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IP intercom
IP Intercom
See who is at the gate.
Video door stations for an office, a factory, or an apartment block, with the call on an indoor phone or a mobile.
The gate and the desk
A call, a picture, then the door release.
Apartments
From a villa up to a larger block.
Survey first
Cable path and power before the stations are ordered.
See the gate before you release the door.
An IP intercom calls an indoor phone or a mobile when someone is at the gate, with a picture, then a door release. It suits an office, a factory entrance, or an apartment block.
Cable path and power are surveyed before the stations are ordered. A villa and a larger block are different jobs, and the survey says which one this is.
What the job includes
- A door station at the gate or the main entrance
- The call on an indoor monitor, a desk phone, or a mobile
- Door release, only after someone has answered
- A survey of cable and power to that gate
- A layout for one entrance or for an apartment block
From the first visit to handover
- 01
Stand at the gate
Where the visitor stands, and where the call should land.
- 02
Trace the cable
Path and power, before the stations are purchased.
- 03
Install
Station, monitor or phone, and the lock release.
- 04
Test the release
A real call, a picture, then the door.
In practice
See the gate before you open it.
A call, a picture, then the door release — on a phone or a monitor.
A closer look
The call
Indoor phone, monitor, or mobile.
The release
Only after someone answers.