Audio or video intercom
We determine whether voice communication is enough or visual visitor verification is required.
We assess the entrances, indoor monitors and door release requirements, then select the right intercom architecture, install it and test audio, video and unlocking before handover.

A villa, apartment building and office do not need the same number of monitors or the same door release setup, so we define the workflow before selecting equipment.
Not every project needs the same technology or number of monitors. We match the system to the entrance workflow and available infrastructure.
We determine whether voice communication is enough or visual visitor verification is required.
Monitor quantity and placement are selected according to the users and distance between service points.
We verify the lock, controller, power and compatibility before connecting door release to the intercom.
More than one gate or entrance can be supported when the selected system and infrastructure allow it.
IP intercom relies on the network, so switches, cabling and addressing are reviewed before deployment.
If phone notifications or calls are required, we select a system that supports the feature and configure it accordingly.
Cabling, locks and the number of endpoints can change the right solution, especially when replacing an older intercom.
Not every intercom works with every lock or legacy cable. A site check helps avoid buying equipment that does not fit the existing infrastructure and clarifies whether IP or another architecture is more suitable.
A clear process helps ensure the system is tested in the real workflow before handover.
We identify entrance stations, indoor monitors and available cabling.
We choose the intercom type, endpoint count and door release approach.
Entrance units, monitors and required cabling are installed in an organized layout.
Communication, network settings and compatible door release are configured.
We test calls, audio, video and unlocking, then explain basic operation.
Brand and model selection depends on endpoint count, infrastructure and required features rather than the brand name alone.
Model availability and features vary by project; compatibility is confirmed before installation.
An audio intercom lets you speak with a visitor, while a video intercom also lets you see the visitor on an indoor monitor. The right option depends on the entrance, verification needs and budget.
Yes when the intercom, lock or controller and power requirements are compatible. We review the lock type and cabling before confirming door release integration.
Yes when the selected system supports it. We determine the number of entrance stations and indoor monitors from the site layout before choosing equipment.
Sometimes. It depends on the cable type, condition and the new intercom architecture. We inspect existing cabling before deciding whether it can be reused.
Some intercom systems support mobile apps, calls or notifications when internet access and the required configuration are available. We confirm this feature before equipment selection when it is required.
Tell us the site type and number of entrances, and we can arrange a survey to determine the suitable system, cabling and door release requirements.