Video intercoms

Video intercom systems are used for controlled entry communication and enable visual and acoustic identification of persons before access is granted. Technically, they are based on IP video cameras, audio units, and control components for door opener or access control.

In private use, video intercom systems increase security by providing clear identification of persons at the entrance to the home. Functions such as live image, night vision, motion detection, and remote access make it possible to reliably detect and evaluate visitors even when you are not at home. The systems thus support preventive access control and improve ease of use at the same time.

In commercial use, video intercom systems take on a more advanced function within the access organization. They are often used in office buildings, industrial facilities, logistics centers, or multi-unit properties and can be integrated into existing access control, video surveillance, or security infrastructures. Technical features such as high camera resolution, wide viewing angles, network-based communication, and continuous operability ensure reliable use in daily operation.

In both areas of application, video intercom systems make a significant contribution to access security, structured visitor control, and increased operational and private security, especially at security-relevant transition points between public and protected areas.

Video intercom systems can be efficiently expanded in multi-site projects, as we rely on IP-based systems with central management. Video intercom systems are network-based and support the parallel operation of numerous door stations via Ethernet or two-wire technology. Several indoor and outdoor stations with up to 5 megapixel resolution can be connected per location. The systems allow remote access and uniform configuration across locations. This creates a scalable solution for industry, office complexes, and logistics centers, enabling structured implementation and technically reliable operation of access control.

Video intercom systems enable secure visitor identification through a combination of image transmission, audio communication, and access control. High-resolution cameras with up to 5 megapixels deliver detailed images for clear identification of individuals. A wide angle of view supports complete coverage of the entrance area. The integrated night vision and day/night function ensures consistent image quality in changing light conditions.
In addition, recording and video recording allow for traceable documentation of access events. In conjunction with access control and door opener access control, access is only granted after visual verification. This makes video intercom systems suitable for residential buildings, office properties, and industrial entrance areas.

In modern building networks, we integrate video intercom systems via IP structures. The systems operate as network-based video intercoms and communicate via standardized network ports. Image data is transmitted in high resolution. Control signals for door functions run in parallel via the same network. This structure allows for short response times and a stable connection even with multiple endpoints.

In addition, video intercom systems support integration into existing security architectures. The combination of two-wire technology, remote access, and access control facilitates planning and operation. Engineers and purchasers benefit from clear interfaces for office buildings, industrial facilities, and logistics locations.

Video intercom systems can be integrated directly into existing access control systems and combine image, voice, and switching technology in a single system. In our projects, video intercom systems are connected via IP networks and linked to door openers and control components. Cameras with up to 5 megapixels deliver clear images for checking people in the entrance area.
By linking them to access control and door openers, access is only granted after a visual inspection. In addition, remote access supports operation from control centers. This integration is suitable for office buildings, industrial facilities, and logistics locations with high security requirements.