IP Door Intercoms From 2N And Fanvil | Comms Warehouse

IP Door Intercoms from 2N and Fanvil

An IP door intercom is a door station that connects to your office network and calls a desk phone or indoor answering unit when a visitor presses its button. Most IP door intercoms use SIP, so they can ring the phones on your VoIP or 3CX system.

This page lists new IP door intercoms from 2N and Fanvil. 2N door stations include the IP Verso, IP Solo, IP Uni and IP Force, plus the LTE Verso for doors without a network cable. The 2N Indoor Talk and Indoor Compact are answering units for inside the building. They suit offices, warehouses, gated sites and shared buildings.

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How to choose an IP door intercom

Audio only or video

A camera lets you see who is at the door. The 2N IP Solo and IP Verso units here have a camera, and the 2N IP Uni is a compact audio door station. To see the picture, you need a phone or indoor unit with a screen.

Buttons, keypad or both

Choose one or two call buttons for a small entrance, or a keypad for code entry. The 2N IP Uni comes with one or two buttons, and the 2N IP Force here has one button, a keypad and a 10 W speaker for noisy areas.

Flush or surface mounting

Flush-mount door stations sit inside the wall and need a back box. Surface-mount versions fix onto the wall. The 2N IP Solo titles list the extra part each version needs or is recommended with, so order it with the unit.

Power and phone system

Most 2N door stations take power over Ethernet (PoE) from your network switch. The intercom registers to your phone system as a SIP extension, so check that your 3CX system or hosted phone system accepts third-party SIP devices.

IP door intercoms in this range

ModelTypeKey features
2N IP Verso (base unit with camera)Modular door stationAdd modules such as buttons, a keypad or a card reader
2N LTE Verso (base unit with camera)Modular door stationConnects over a 4G LTE mobile network
2N IP Solo with cameraCompact door stationOne call button, camera, flush or surface mount
2N IP UniCompact audio door stationOne or two buttons, pictogram option
2N IP ForceRugged door stationCall button, keypad and 10 W speaker
2N Indoor TalkIndoor answering unitAudio only, black or white
2N Indoor CompactIndoor answering unitScreen to see visitors
Fanvil i51W and i52WSIP intercomCompact SIP intercoms; see each product page

Questions

Will an IP door intercom work with my phone system?

It will if your phone system accepts SIP devices. A SIP door intercom registers like an extension, so a visitor's call rings your desk phones. Hosted providers sometimes limit third-party devices, so check with yours first, or ask us to confirm.

Can I open the door from my phone?

Yes, with most models, if the door has an electric lock. Many 2N door stations have a built-in relay that releases the lock when you press a key on your phone during the call. The lock and its power supply are separate items.

How are IP door intercoms powered?

Most take power over Ethernet (PoE), so one network cable carries both power and data. If your switch has no PoE, a PoE injector from Power Supply can supply it. Some models can also run from a separate 12 V supply, so check each product page.

Do I need an indoor answering unit?

You only need one if staff should answer at a fixed point without a desk phone. The intercom can call your desk phones directly. The 2N Indoor Talk is an audio answering unit, and the 2N Indoor Compact adds a screen so you can see visitors.

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