VoIP intercom recommendations

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davekfromnz

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#207838 16-Jan-2017 10:56

Hello

I'm looking for recommendations from folks for a VoIP intercom. The intercom will be installed on an outdoors security gate, and as such must be tamper/dust/water proof. Ideally it will connect to a SIP phone or IP speaker in some nearby indoors office.

The following product looks ideal (basic, but would do the job just fine) but is presently out of stock:

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/IPHESC720879/Escene-IS710-P-Intercom-Security-IP-Phone

Any suggestions similar to this model or advice otherwise would be great.

Cheers,

Dave

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#1703999 16-Jan-2017 11:07

There are some good ones on here. If you don't have an account, I can source these if required for you.

http://www.everlea.co.nz/algo-products-xidf58941.html

sbiddle

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#1704021 16-Jan-2017 11:40

My recommendations are anything from 2n (best) or Cyberdata (good but cheaper).

mme

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#1726247 25-Feb-2017 20:20

Another vote for 2N, extra price is worth it

Currently got the Helios IP Force, no issues and a nice API you can interface with it (if you want).

Edjeneto

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#1727222 27-Feb-2017 15:57

Have you seen this one?

https://www.fermaxnz.co.nz/product-category/intercoms/

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#1727368 27-Feb-2017 21:10

I've used the Algo SIP doorphone products a fair bit in hotel/motel situations. Do they what they say on the tin and seem to be good stable products.

Just so I understand properly, do you just want a "buzzer" with two-way speech capabilities at the gate end? If so, the Algo doorphone is all you need...
http://www.everlea.co.nz/sip-doorphone-stainless-steel-xidp651032.html

That way the actual control unit is just installed where suitable to connect to your network, and then you just wire the speaker/button unit out to where you need to go. You only need two wires to make speech work, the other couple are for relay controls only if required. The base can then be set to just dial a preset number and you can just DTMF to control the gate relays if required.