Service Highlights
- Video intercom
- Door release
- Wiring
- Tenant directory
- Testing
A buzzer or video door phone controls who enters a small building. It should be simple for tenants and reliable for visitors.
Who calls us about this
- A small building needs a buzzer for visitors.
- An office suite wants a video door phone.
- A landlord wants tenants to answer and release the door.
- An old intercom has failed.
How the visit goes
- We review the entrance, the number of units and the door release.
- We propose a system that suits the building.
- We install the panel, the indoor stations and the door release.
- We test every station and the release mechanism.
What we look at
- Number of units
- Door release
- Wiring route
- Power
What affects the price
System size.
Before you call
Tell us how many units.
Good to know
An intercom is only useful if tenants and visitors can use it without instructions. Before we wire anything we ask how many units there are, where the buzzer will go and how the door will release. In older buildings, existing cable can sometimes be reused, which lowers the cost. If your building is large or has complex requirements, an integrator may be the better fit, and we will tell you.
When this is not the right fix
Large buildings need a specialist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can tenants answer on their phones?
Some systems support that. Tell us what you would like, and we recommend a suitable model.
Does it need new wiring?
Often, though existing cable can sometimes be reused.
Can you add a system to an existing door?
Usually yes, if the door can be fitted with an electric release.