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B2B product directory

Video Intercom, Smart Lock & Access Control Products

Choose the connection path—Tuya smart access, 4-wire single-home entry or SIP building intercom—then check installation conditions, interfaces and supply scope against the proposed model.

Trudian video intercom and smart lock product suite
01 / ACCESS SCENARIOSet the entry, unit and shared-access conditions.
02 / MODEL COMPARISONReview compatible models, interfaces and core specifications.
03 / SUPPLY REVIEWConfirm documentation, commercial scope and quotation inputs.
Start with the product family

Compare hardware by the job it must do.

Use the installation condition and access flow to choose a family, then compare video intercom, smart-lock and TD-F10 control options in the directory.

PRIVATE HOME & VILLA ENTRY

TD-D4R85M 2-Wire IP Kit

2-wire IP video intercom kit with an indoor monitor and outdoor station for residential entry and retrofit projects.

2-wire IP2MPTuya
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TD-D4R85M 2-wire IP video intercom kit
UNIT & CONTROLLED ACCESS

Smart Locks

Credential-based locks for residential units, managed properties and office doors.

Multiple credentialsUnit accessProperty use
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TD-F2-B smart lock
Project brief

A workable shortlist starts with the operating brief.

For B2B purchasing, model choice follows the door condition, user route and target-market requirements—not the catalogue order.

01

Map the door and access flow

Record the entrance type, door hardware, user groups and any shared-access requirement before comparing models.

Property scope
02

Set credential and communication requirements

Define visitor calling, unlock methods, administrator roles and any system interface required by the site.

Operating need
03

Validate market documentation and supply scope

Review model-specific documentation, branding needs and commercial conditions for the destination market.

Market review
Priority market shortlist

Start with the route, then shortlist the model.

These are commercial entry routes, not blanket approvals. Confirm the exact SKU, version, installation conditions and destination documents before requesting a quotation.

01 / GCC

GCC Villa & MDU Access

For villa and multi-apartment projects, define the lock, panel and intercom scope together. Confirm Arabic deliverables, outdoor exposure and country route by model.

Locks + panel + intercomSKU review
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02 / EUROPE

2-Wire Retrofit

Start with the existing apartment wiring and retrofit boundary. Confirm topology, door fit, privacy workflow and country documentation before adding locks or panels.

2-wire IPRetrofit
Review Europe route →
03 / USA

MDU / Property Access

Lead with SIP/PoE entry, multi-tenant workflow and the installed platform. Confirm the named state, interface, handover owner and model evidence.

SIP / PoEMDU
Review USA route →
04 / LATIN AMERICA

Easy-Install Route

Use 4-wire, Wi‑Fi or Tuya routes where they match the site. Confirm country power, language, importer and wireless documentation for the selected configuration.

4-wire / Wi‑FiPT + ES
Review Latin America route →
Complete model directory

Current models, grouped for technical review.

Compare intended application, core specifications and documentation labels here. Use the product pages for interface, installation and quotation detail.

01 / Building entry

Video Intercom Systems

Call panels, indoor monitors and 2-wire IP kits for MDU, commercial, private-entry and retrofit applications.

Full Intercom Range
TD-D801 SIP call panel aluminum tempered glass face recognition RFID IP65 MDU commercial
Featured model

TD-D801 SIP Call Panel

Aluminium-and-tempered-glass SIP entrance panel for MDU and commercial entry. 2MP camera, card, face recognition, IP65 and −40°C to +70°C operation per datasheet. System capacity pending confirmation.

2MPSIP 2.0IP65Face ID
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
TD-R50 IP indoor monitor with 10.1 inch capacitive touch screen, TCP/IP and sensor support
MDU / Apartments

TD-R50 IP Monitor 10.1"

10.1-inch IP indoor monitor with a 1024×600 capacitive touch screen, TCP/IP communication and support for up to 8 connectable sensors. Elevator control is an extensible function.

10.1" TouchTCP/IP8 SensorsElevator
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
TD-D4BR85M 2-wire IP video intercom kit
2-Wire IP

TD-D4BR85M 2-Wire IP Video Intercom Kit

2-wire IP kit for residential entry and retrofit projects with a 10.1-inch monitor, 2MP outdoor station, RFID and Tuya app route. Confirm the wiring and lock interface by configuration.

2-wire IP2MPRFIDTuya
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
TD-D80AR85M 2-wire IP video intercom kit with 10.1 inch monitor and password keypad
Keypad Entry

TD-D80AR85M 2-Wire IP Video Intercom Kit

2-wire IP kit with a 10.1-inch IPS monitor, 2MP IP65 outdoor station, 13.56 MHz RFID and password keypad unlocking, plus 2.4 GHz WiFi and Tuya.

10.1" IPSRFID + PIN2-wire IPIP65
2MPTuyaWiFiWall Mount
TD-D80AR34W compact 2-wire IP video intercom kit with 7 inch monitor and password keypad
Compact Keypad Entry

TD-D80AR34W 2-Wire IP Video Intercom Kit

Compact 2-wire IP kit with a 7-inch IPS monitor, 2MP IP65 outdoor station, RFID and password keypad unlocking, WiFi and Tuya.

7" IPSRFID + PIN2-wire IPIP65
2MPTuyaWiFiWall Mount
02 / Unit access

Smart Locks

Fingerprint, face, RFID and PIN credentials for residential units, offices and managed properties.

Full Smart Lock Range
Fingerprint Pro smart lock with fingerprint, RFID, PIN, Wi-Fi and Tuya access
Featured model

TD-F2-B Fingerprint Pro Smart Lock

Residential smart lock combining fingerprint, RFID, PIN, app and mechanical-key access. Stores 100 fingerprints and supports iOS/Android app management with up to 12 months of battery life.

5 Methods100 PrintsWi-FiTuya
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
TD-X2-B fingerprint smart lock with face, palm vein, card, PIN and Tuya access
Multiple credentials

TD-X2-B Fingerprint Smart Lock

Residential lock with fingerprint, IC card, PIN, face, palm vein, mechanical-key, temporary-password and Tuya App access. The documented configuration lists 9 administrators, 297 general users and 50 facial-recognition sets.

Fingerprint + Face297 UsersWi-FiTuya
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
TD-M1-B residential smart lock with fingerprint, PIN, IC card and Tuya access
Residential Smart Lock

TD-M1-B Smart Residential Lock

Fingerprint, PIN, IC card, dynamic-password, mechanical-key and Tuya-app access, plus a 2MP night-vision camera and 4.5-inch IPS indoor display.

2MP Camera4.5-inch IPSTuya
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
3D face recognition smart lock for home and villa with fingerprint, palm vein, PIN, Wi-Fi and Tuya access
Home / Villa

TD-H1-B Face and Palm Vein Smart Lock

Home lock with face recognition, palm vein recognition, fingerprint, card and PIN access. The documented configuration includes a 2MP camera, 300 user groups and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

FacePalm Vein300 GroupsWi-Fi
Model reviewMarket routeImporter scopeQuotation docs
03 / Smart-home control

TD-F10 Tuya Zigbee Smart Home Panel

10-inch Android control panel for distributors, dealers and installers comparing compatible Tuya and Zigbee products for residential projects.

View smart home panel rangeDistributor route
04 / Building access

Access Control Systems

Controllers, readers, credentials and cloud or local administration for apartments, offices and multi-door projects.

View Access Control Scope
Project-defined hardware

Set the door schedule and operating owner before selecting a controller.

The access-control range is scoped by opening type, credential policy, controller capacity, interface boundary and handover responsibility. Start with the project brief, then review the applicable controller and reader route.

Review before pricing
Door count · egress · power · credential method · protocol · administrator · records
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Model-specific documentation reviewDocumentation is checked against the selected configuration and destination market.
Applicable documents reviewed by selected model and destination market
FAQ

B2B Product Directory: Common Questions

Compliance documents are checked against the exact model and destination market. Requirements can differ by hardware variant, radio configuration and country. Provide the proposed model, market and project scope so the applicable CE/RED, RoHS, FCC, UKCA or local type-approval documents can be confirmed before quotation.

For standard supply, MOQ is 200 units. OEM and private-label programmes start at 500 units; ODM development starts at 1,000 units. Final MOQ, lead time and documentation depend on the selected configuration, destination and written quotation.

Production and freight timing are confirmed after model, quantity, specification approval, destination and Incoterm are known. For multi-site or higher-volume projects, share the required delivery date early so technical review, documents and logistics can be sequenced in the written scope.

Yes. Hardware logos and packaging can be quoted by model and order volume. White-label app branding is a separate programme from 500 units and covers brand replacement only, not custom app development. Documentation is confirmed for the selected configuration and market.

Check operating temperature and ingress protection for the exact model. The TD-D801 call panel, for example, is specified at IP65 and −40°C to +70°C. For exposed or high-temperature locations, match the enclosure and ingress rating to site conditions; do not assume all outdoor units share the same rating.

Payment split, Incoterm, freight method and destination charges are set out in the quotation. Pricing therefore reflects the model mix, order volume, shipment route and import scope rather than a generic delivered price.

Project support may include installation guides, SIP and ONVIF configuration material, API documentation where applicable, firmware notices and remote technical coordination. The quotation defines support, commissioning and warranty responsibilities before deployment.

Need a shortlist for a defined project scope?

Send the property type, door count, target market and delivery window. We can then identify candidate models and the inputs needed for a quotation review.

B2B smart access shortlist: job, interface and acceptance

A product shortlist is useful when it starts with the job and ends with a tested model. Compare video, lock, panel and access-control routes by entrance, credential, network, power and handover.

Checks before shortlisting

  1. Video Intercom, Smart Locks and Access Control are compared by the job, not by a shared catalogue label.
  2. TD-R50 display and sensor inputs and TD-F10 panel functions are recorded only where the route needs them.
  3. 2.4 GHz and 13.56 MHz fields are separated from wired SIP, ONVIF, PoE and controller paths.
  4. Low-voltage DC or PoE supply is tied to the endpoint, switch, backup and recovery record.
  5. Sample entrance, pilot quantity and repeated-use tests are scenarios to run, not universal performance claims.
  6. Credential, door fit, release, recording and account ownership are different decision fields.
  7. Every selected SKU carries a model, revision, market document and support owner.

Implementation and handover

  1. Write the operating brief with entrance, user, credential, network and power conditions.
  2. Shortlist one family and one model; record the reason each alternative was rejected.
  3. Run representative call, access, release, sensor and recovery events.
  4. Attach data sheet, firmware, accessories, acceptance and support records.
  5. Keep the final shortlist with the project RFQ so the commercial choice is defensible.

Risks to resolve before supply

  • A catalogue comparison can imply that every model shares the same protocol or app.
  • A screen or sensor number does not prove building coverage or resident workflow.
  • A DC or PoE label without a power budget can add an unpriced site task.
  • A low unit price can hide installation, training and support work.

Before requesting a quote

Approve a shortlist only when each model answers a named job and passes a representative acceptance route. Keep product and project evidence together. Share the selected model, configuration and destination market through the project RFQ route.