Prove the route
Record cable type, length, topology and measured bus voltage.
Output: site survey + reuse boundaryUse a pre-quotation survey to determine whether the existing 2-wire route can support the selected video intercom at a villa or private entrance. Record bus condition, route length, power location, indoor monitor type, lock interface and acceptance tests before replacement work.
Keep the existing route only when the survey proves it is suitable. The matched 2-wire door panel and indoor monitors connect directly over the retained low-voltage bus; replace the endpoints, then test the complete call and door-release workflow.
Record cable type, length, topology and measured bus voltage.
Output: site survey + reuse boundaryReplace the entrance panel and confirm the lock interface and bus terminals.
Output: bus, power and lock path checkedCheck each backbox, termination and power condition before fitting.
Output: endpoint list + access planRun call, video, unlock and recovery tests, then sign off the handover.
Output: signed test record + BOMThe 2-wire system can be evaluated against common cable types found in European, GCC and Asian villas and private homes. Cable reuse is subject to measured voltage, cross-section, topology, route length and the selected endpoint limits.
The selected 2-wire kit replaces the legacy endpoints; the existing cable may be retained after survey. The listed brands are common systems for review, not a blanket connection guarantee.
Use this model to frame the work packages for one villa or private entrance. Obtain a project-specific BOM and local installation quotation before comparing options.
* No public price is shown. Confirm the bill of materials, local labour, access arrangements and scope in a written project quotation. Confirm destination-specific installation documents separately.
Prepare the installation record around the entrance, cable route, power, lock and selected endpoints before issuing the replacement scope.
Request the document scope needed for the selected model and destination. Confirm the final package during acceptance.
Send the villa type, entrance / door count, existing wiring type, market and available survey data. We will return the reviewed reuse boundary, selected configuration and written commercial scope.
Possibly. Existing 2-wire bus, 4-wire analog or CAT3 routes can be considered when measured voltage, topology, cable condition and system limits are suitable. The survey identifies what can be reused and what must be replaced; the selected door station, monitors and power items are then recorded in the project BOM.
The review covers 2-wire bus (0.5–1.5mm²), 4-wire analog cable and CAT3 or telephone cable. CAT5e/CAT6 is a separate compatibility review when the selected model explicitly supports it; it is outside the retained 2-wire bus path. Single-wire, coaxial and fibre routes are normally outside this configuration. Measure bus voltage, cross-section, topology and route length before ordering.
Timing depends on the existing cable route, wall or backbox condition, lock interface, power path and the number of indoor monitors. Confirm the installation sequence after the site survey and the selected model are known.
Model-specific cloud, app or local storage functions can be evaluated by deployment. Confirm the data region, retention period and any controller or processor roles before ordering.
Compare cable and conduit work, local labour, wall repair, lock hardware, power items and acceptance. Confirm the project-specific BOM, local installation scope and written commercial terms after the survey; no public unit price is used.
A smart-lock 2-wire retrofit is not implied by reusing the legacy intercom bus. The survey must confirm the door hardware, power path, release interface and any controller needed for the selected lock. Record these separately from monitor replacement and video-call acceptance.
Review the existing cable, power, mounting condition, release path and user workflow. Separate reusable infrastructure from replacement items, then record the selected door panel, monitor, lock or controller configuration for acceptance and handover.