D26 IP Video Intercom
$399.0 USD — In stock
An IP video door station powered over Ethernet, for residential, estate and light commercial entrances where someone needs to see the visitor and release the door from inside or from a phone.
Specified for
- Residential and estate front entries
- Small office and suite door entry
- Side doors and service entrances
- Short-term rental and property management
- Secondary stations on an existing IP system
IP Video Intercom – Two-Way Audio with HD Camera
The D26 Video Intercom provides reliable two-way communication and live video verification in a compact, professional-grade design. Built for modern security environments, this network-based intercom allows operators to communicate with visitors while simultaneously viewing real-time video.
With support for standard SIP and ONVIF protocols, the unit integrates seamlessly with most VMS platforms, VoIP systems, and IP security networks. Power over Ethernet (PoE) simplifies installation while the durable metal housing ensures dependable performance in commercial environments.
Ideal for controlled access points, building entry doors, gates, and remote monitoring applications.
Key Features
• Two-way audio communication over IP network
• Built-in HD camera for live video verification
• SIP & ONVIF compatible for broad system integration
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simple installation
• Relay output for door strike or access control integration
• Echo cancellation and noise reduction for clear audio
• Compact, durable metal housing
Built For
• Door entry and access control integration
• Commercial and multi-tenant buildings
• Offices and secured facilities
• Industrial and warehouse environments
• Remote monitoring and talk-down applications
Why Choose IP Intercom
IP-based intercom systems provide greater flexibility than traditional analog door stations, allowing remote answering, system integration, and scalable deployment across single or multiple locations.
Important Note
Requires compatible SIP, ONVIF, or VMS platform for full functionality.
Installer notes
Mount it for faces, not for heads
Set the station so an average adult face sits in the middle of the frame. Mounted too high it captures foreheads and hats; too low and it looks up a visitor. Check the live view before the final anchor goes in.
Plan door release before you pull cable
Remote unlock needs a path to the strike or maglock and a power supply sized for it. Decide whether release is handled at the station, the controller or the access panel at design time — retrofitting it means opening the frame twice.
Weather and vandalism at the door
Exterior stations take sun, driven rain and knocks. Use the manufacturer surface or flush box rather than a generic ring, and seal the top edge — water entering behind a panel is the most common early failure.