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Door Phones and SIP Intercom Terminals

Three entrance products: a wall panel for the door beside a room, an outdoor station for gates and posts, and a face recognition door phone for apartment and office entrances. All three register over SIP.

  • All three products register over standard SIP
  • SIP, ONVIF, RTSP, Wiegand and DTMF are attached only to the models the materials document them on
  • IP66 and IK10 on the A12V outdoor station; IP66 and IK07 on the i67 door phone
  • Face recognition and remote door opening on the i67
  • A wall panel that fits the standard 86 box, with PoE or 12V DC
  • One relay and short-circuit I/O on the A10W panel for alarm and access devices
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i67 face recognition video door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen at an entrance

Three ways to cover an entrance

  • A10W — a small SIP panel for an 86 box: security calls, intercom and MP3 broadcast, with Wi-Fi and a built-in relay
  • A12V — an outdoor emergency intercom for gates and posts, with a 4 MP camera, IP66 and IK10, in audio (A12) and video (A12V) versions
  • i67 — a face recognition door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen, two 2 MP cameras and six access methods

Every product registers as a SIP extension on the site PBX, so door calls and desk calls run on one platform.

Protocols, model by model

The residential solution materials name a set of protocols for the ecosystem. We attach each one only to the model the materials attach it to.

  • SIP — all three products
  • ONVIF — the A12V and the i67
  • RTSP — the A12V only
  • Wiegand interface — the i67 door phone
  • DTMF access codes — the i67 door phone
  • PoE — documented on the A10W; not stated for the A12V and i67

What the materials do not state

  • PoE: not stated for the A12V and the i67
  • SIP line count: not stated for the i67
  • Camera: not stated for the A10 series — that panel is audio and data only
  • Dimensions and weight: no figures are published; the source table does not bind its dimension figures to a model reliably
  • Lock hardware: the door release circuit is confirmed per project on the quotation

Where a fact is missing, ask us — we will check it against the current documentation before you specify.

Door Phones and SIP Intercom Terminals in this range

A10W SIP mini intercom wall panel with three function keys and status lights

A10W

A wall panel for security calls, intercom and MP3 broadcast.

  • 2 SIP lines
  • 3 function keys
  • 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi
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A12V outdoor video intercom station with HD camera and call button

A12V

An outdoor station for gates and entrance posts, in audio and video versions.

  • 4 MP HD camera
  • IP66 / IK10
  • −40 °C to 70 °C
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i67 face recognition video door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen and keypad

i67

Face recognition and six access methods on a 7-inch touchscreen door phone.

  • 7-inch touchscreen
  • IP66 / IK07
  • 2 × 2 MP cameras
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Choosing between options

Door phone and intercom comparison

ModelTypeCameraProtectionMountingProtocols
A10WSIP mini intercom panelNot statedIP54Standard 86 box, wall mountableSIP (2 lines)
A12VOutdoor audio/video intercom4 MP HD camera, IR night vision, H.264IP66, IK10Wall, flush and pole mountingSIP (2 lines), ONVIF, RTSP
i67Face recognition video door phone2 × 2 MP wide-angle, IR night visionIP66, IK07Wall mount (RC02 rain cover, EX103 flush kit)SIP, ONVIF, Wiegand, DTMF

Frequently asked questions

Will these door phones register to an NEXVIA IP PBX?

Yes. All three register over standard SIP, and the OM series IP PBXs on this site take SIP extensions. The A12 and A12V are documented as compatible with major IP PBX and IMS platforms.

Do these products need PoE?

It depends on the model. PoE is documented on the A10W panel, which also takes 12V/1A DC. For the A12V and the i67, PoE is not stated in the materials, so we do not claim it — the power arrangement is confirmed on the quotation.

How is the door actually released?

On the i67, access is by five credential methods plus remote door opening from the mobile app. The A10W has a built-in relay and short-circuit I/O, and the A12V has one access control channel with two short-circuit inputs and two outputs. Lock hardware and wiring are confirmed per project.

Can we add an indoor unit or a guard station?

The residential solution materials pair door phones with indoor stations and guard stations, so a door call can be answered inside or at a desk. Those units are quoted separately — tell us how many answering points you need.

Planning an IP telephony project?

Send us the site type, the number of extensions or rooms and the areas to cover — we will come back with a configuration and quotation.

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Six facts build a configuration: site type, extensions or rooms, simultaneous calls, areas to cover, existing lines and the documents you already hold. Send as many as you know — nothing has to be final before the first reply.

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