Hikvision IP intercom modules

Hikvision’s IP intercom systems are built around a modular design, offering flexibility and scalability to suit a wide variety of needs, from residential buildings to large commercial or industrial facilities. These systems consist of several key modules that can be customized according to the specific requirements of the installation. The primary modules include touch screen modules, card reader modules, call modules, as well as additional options such as face recognition modules, fingerprint recognition modules, and remote door release modules.

The touch screen modules are central to the system, typically used in indoor stations. These modules feature high-resolution touchscreens that serve as the interface for users to communicate with visitors, manage video feeds, and control access. They allow users to interact with the intercom system by answering calls, viewing video footage from outdoor stations, and remotely unlocking doors. These modules provide a user-friendly interface with features such as HD video displays, touch navigation, remote unlocking controls, and integration with cameras and other security systems.

Card reader modules are integrated into the system to manage access control. Typically installed in door stations or other access points, these modules use RFID technology to grant entry to authorized individuals. Users can unlock doors or gates by presenting an RFID card or key fob to the reader. These modules enhance security by allowing for keyless entry and tracking access logs. They often include support for multiple access modes, such as RFID cards, PIN codes, and integration with other security systems for comprehensive control.

Call modules are the primary interface for visitors to initiate communication with residents or security personnel. These modules are generally installed at entrances or gates and allow visitors to make audio and video calls to the building’s interior. They feature built-in cameras, microphones, and speakers, enabling two-way communication. The visitor presses the call button on the module, which then sends an alert to the indoor station, mobile app, or other connected devices, allowing the user to speak with the visitor and grant access if needed. Call modules typically have features such as video calling, two-way audio communication, weatherproof designs for outdoor use, and integration with other security systems.