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i67 face recognition door phone — 7-inch touchscreen and IP66 housing

A video door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen, two 2-megapixel wide-angle cameras and face, card, PIN, QR, DTMF and app access, in an all-aluminium IP66 / IK07 housing.

  • Seven-inch HD touchscreen in an all-aluminium alloy body with a numeric keypad and a colourful light effect
  • Two built-in 2 MP wide-angle cameras with infrared night vision and automatic fill light
  • Access by face recognition, IC/ID card, PIN code, QR code, DTMF code and mobile app
  • Anti-spoofing liveness detection for images, videos and masks
  • Compatible with SIP and ONVIF protocols, with a Wiegand interface for the door hardware
  • Line-out for an induction loop antenna, and HD voice through a built-in 3W speaker with AEC
i67 face recognition video door phone with a 7-inch touchscreen and keypad

Face recognition at the door

The i67 puts a 7-inch touchscreen on the door with two wide-angle cameras behind it, so a visitor can be seen and identified before the door is opened.

  • 7-inch HD touchscreen
  • Two built-in 2 MP wide-angle cameras with infrared night vision
  • Automatic fill light for low-light entry points
  • Anti-spoofing liveness detection for images, videos and masks
  • Protection IP66 and IK07; operating range −20 °C to 60 °C

Six ways to get in

  • Face recognition
  • IC/ID card
  • PIN code
  • QR code
  • DTMF code
  • Mobile app, with remote door opening

Residents can communicate with visitors, identify them from a mobile phone app, and open the door remotely. The phone also integrates with other standard SIP devices for video calls and remote door opening.

Audio, protocols and mounting

  • Compatible with SIP and ONVIF protocols
  • Wiegand interface for the door hardware
  • HD voice with a built-in 3W speaker and acoustic echo cancellation
  • Line-out interface that can be integrated with an induction loop antenna
  • Wall-mounted installation, with an RC02 rain cover and an EX103 flush-mounting kit

PoE and the SIP line count are not stated for this model, and no dimensions are published; the source table does not bind its dimension figures to a model reliably.

Where it fits on site

Apartment building entrance

Face and card access for residents, with visitors identified and admitted from a mobile app.

Office building door

Six access methods in one terminal, with the Wiegand interface tying into the door hardware.

Community or campus gate

IP66 and IK07 for an exposed entry point, with DTMF codes for visitors who call ahead.

Specifications

Screen, cameras & access

Screen7-inch HD touchscreen
BodyAll aluminium alloy, numeric keypad with colourful light effect
Cameras2 × 2 MP wide-angle with infrared night vision and automatic fill light
Access methodsFace recognition, IC/ID card, PIN code, QR code, DTMF code, mobile app, remote door opening
Anti-spoofingLiveness detection for images, videos and masks

Protocols & audio

ProtocolsCompatible with SIP and ONVIF
Door interfaceWiegand interface
SpeakerBuilt-in 3W with acoustic echo cancellation (AEC)
AccessibilityLine-out can be integrated with an induction loop antenna

Protection, mounting & not stated

Ingress protectionIP66
Impact protectionIK07
Operating temperature−20 °C to 60 °C
MountingWall-mounted; RC02 rain cover and EX103 flush-mounting kit
PoENot stated for this model
SIP linesNot stated for this model
Dimensions, weight, colourNot stated

iSpecifications are taken from the product documentation supplied with the range. PoE, the SIP line count, dimensions, weight and colour are not stated for this model; confirm any of those on the quotation.

Choosing between options

ModelSpecifications
A10W2 SIP lines · 3 function keys · 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi · PoE or 12V DC
A12V4 MP HD camera · IP66 / IK10 · −40 °C to 70 °C · 2 SIP lines
i677-inch touchscreen · IP66 / IK07 · 2 × 2 MP cameras · SIP + ONVIF

Compatibility boundaries

This model uses standard SIP and the interfaces listed in the specification table. Confirm the PBX, SIP provider or platform against those interface notes before the order; where the documentation does not state a value, the table records it as not stated rather than estimating. PoE, analog port variants, power options and card compatibility are fixed at order time.

Handover, spares and support

Extension plan, provisioning and interface language can be prepared before dispatch. Remote support continues after handover. Spare-part, warranty and service terms are confirmed in the quotation for the models and quantity ordered, so they are not printed as a single figure here.

Where it sits in the system

Frequently asked questions

How do residents admit a visitor?

Besides face, IC/ID card, PIN, QR and DTMF entry, the i67 supports remote door opening. The materials state that residents can communicate with visitors, identify them from a mobile phone app and open the door remotely.

Is the i67 vandal resistant?

It carries IP66 and IK07 protection ratings in an all-aluminium alloy body, with an operating range of −20 °C to 60 °C.

Does the i67 run on PoE?

PoE is not stated for this model, so we do not claim it. Tell us the cabling at the door and we will confirm the power arrangement on the quotation.

What does the anti-spoofing feature check?

The materials state liveness detection for images, videos and masks, so a photo or a screen held up to the camera is not accepted as a face.

Standards referenced

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