What Is a Video Intercom System?
A video intercom system is a device installed at the entrance of a building, enabling visual communication between visitors and occupants inside.
Users can visually identify visitors on a video screen and engage in verbal communication, enhancing security. Video intercom systems are commonly used in residences, offices, apartments, and other settings.
The operational principle involves a camera installed at the entrance capturing the image of the visitor, and this video is transmitted to monitors inside. Some video intercoms also offer remote monitoring and communication by integrating with smartphones or tablets.
Key features include night mode for providing clear images regardless of the time of day, recording capability, and the ability to connect with multiple monitors. During installation, considerations should be given to the camera’s field of view, video quality, and verification of communication functionalities.