Smartphone intercom answer calls when you are not at home, open your door remotely

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smartphone app.Answer your door when you are not at home.
Newly re-designed from VIP Vision.

The VIP Vision™ Residential IP Intercom Kit is an ideal single monitor/door-station intercom solution for residential applications.
Smartphone app and WiFi connection from main monitor to the router.
Support Door strike
Remote Unlock

The VIP Vision™ Residential IP Intercom Kit is an ideal single monitor/door-station intercom solution for residential applications.

The system comprises a compact, aluminium, flush mount door station and a 7” touchscreen indoor monitor.

The door station features a 1.3 megapixel, low-light camera and the intercom kit integrates with most electronic door strikes and sensors.

The door station is operated simply via a single backlit button whilst the indoor monitor uses a touchscreen.

The system supports door sensor and door strike integration, remote unlock, missed/placed/received call details, visitor audio/video messaging and group calling functions.

Capabilities of this intercom kit extend beyond the home and into everyday life.

Remote connect to your intercom system from anywhere with your Android or iOS device (iPad, iPhone).

Answer door bells, unlock your door, take image snapshots and two-way talk - all remotely from your smartphone or tablet.

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