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Akuvox IT82W
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Built-in 1 MP camera.
Silent Do Not Disturb and Night Modes. "Audio-nanny" mode. Expandable memory up to 128 GB. Music playback. Screensaver "Clock" in standby mode. Photo frame mode.
Main specs
Typeinternal panel (intercom)internal panel (intercom)
ConnectionWi-FiWi-Fi
OS Android
SIP protocol
Internal panel (intercom)
Display size7 "7 "
Screen resolution1024x600 px1024x600 px
Touch screen
Touch buttons
Pluggable outdoor panels2
Additional internal panels3 pcs
Connectable surveillance cameras3 pcs
Alarm inputs8
Alarm outputs2
PoE power
Features
voice message (answering machine)
event recording support
Motion sensor recording
internal communication (intercom)
voice message (answering machine)
built-in memory
card reader up to 128 GB
photo frame mode
Consumption (standby)1 W
Consumption (during operation)7 W
Operating temperature-10 °C ~ +45 °C0 °C ~ +40 °C
Size232x160x28 mm186x127x21 mm
Color
Added to E-Catalogmay 2022april 2021
Glossary

OS Android

The advantages of Android OS include flexibility, which allows you to install third-party applications, thereby increasing the functionality of the device.

SIP protocol

Support for the SIP protocol enables the integration of devices into VoIP (Voice over IP) systems, allowing the use of internet connections for transmitting voice and video calls. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a standard protocol for establishing, managing, and terminating communication sessions over the internet. In intercoms and door panels, SIP support enables video calls and communication with visitors through smartphones, tablets, or other SIP-compatible devices without the need for traditional phone lines. This also opens up opportunities for integrating the intercom system with other smart devices and security systems within a wider network, enhancing the device's flexibility and functionality.

Touch screen

The presence of a touch screen in the intercom — similar to those used in smartphones and tablets.

Control through such a display is often more convenient, visual and functional than using a hardware panel — especially when working with numerous functions and settings. Actually, the presence of a touch screen is an almost unmistakable sign of an advanced intercom with advanced features. Note that for comfortable use, such a screen should have a fairly large size — 4 ”or more; Smaller touch displays are also available, but they are not particularly user-friendly.

Touch buttons

The presence of touch buttons in the design of the intercom.

Unlike mechanical ones, such buttons do not need to be pressed in — they do not work by pressing, but by touch, which is somewhat more convenient. However, the main advantage of touch panels is still in a neat appearance and resistance to dirt. Such panels look modern and technologically advanced, they do not have protruding buttons that make it difficult to clean, and there are no gaps between the buttons and the panel itself, where dirt can accumulate. However they are somewhat more expensive and more difficult to manufacture than push-buttons; this is imperceptible to the average user, but is a disadvantage for manufacturers. That is why sensors, for all their advantages, have not supplanted traditional buttons.

Pluggable outdoor panels

The number of outdoor panels that can be connected to the intercom at the same time.

The call panel is an external panel through which the guest sends a call to the owner of the intercom and communicates with him. Such a panel should be at each door "covered" by the intercom. This means that the number of supported outdoor panels corresponds to the maximum number of doors with which this model can be used. The simplest option is 1 calling panel, but in fact this is often not enough. Therefore, models that can block 2 doors at once are more popular — for example, the main and service entrances to the office. And in the most advanced intercoms, it may be possible to connect 4 calling panels at once, or even more.

Additional internal panels

The number of additional monitors that can be connected to the intercom at the same time.

This function is relevant only for video-enabled models — video intercoms and IP intercoms (see “Device type”). In such models, the intercom itself is called a monitor — an indoor unit with a screen. This paragraph indicates how many additional indoor units can be connected to this model. The need for such a connection arises in cases where access to the security system must be provided from several points at once — for example, in a private house on several floors, where it would be inconvenient to run from floor to floor to the intercom. In this case, intercoms with access to 3 monitors, 4 monitors or more are appropriate.

Note that the format of multiple monitors working together may be different, see "Connection Type" for more details.

Connectable surveillance cameras

The number of video cameras that can be simultaneously connected to the intercom. The mode of operation with these cameras can be different — a mosaic of several signals at once, switching between signals with each one displayed on the full screen, etc. However, anyway, to work with several video cameras, it is desirable that their corresponding number be directly claimed in the intercom — otherwise you will have to resort to installing additional equipment.

The simplest modern intercoms allow the connection of 1 or 2 cameras, in more advanced ones this number can reach 4 or more.

Alarm inputs

The number of alarm inputs provided in the design of the intercom.

Such inputs allow the intercom to receive service signals from other elements of the security system — various sensors (motion, opening, temperature), cameras and video surveillance recorders, etc. This provides additional features for setting up the security system for certain events: for example, you can provide automatic activation of the video intercom camera when an opening sensor on an external wicket or gate is triggered. The specific functionality of alarm inputs for each model should be specified separately; however, anyway, such connectors allow you to increase automation and reduce dependence on the human factor. And the number of such inputs corresponds to the number of control components of the security system, which can be simultaneously connected to the intercom directly, without the use of additional equipment. Most often, it ranges from 3 to 8, and in some models it reaches one and a half dozen.

Alarm outputs

The number of alarm outputs provided for in the design of the intercom.

Alarm connectors are used to exchange service signals between individual components of the security system, most often to automatically turn on a particular function. The presence of alarm outputs in the intercom allows you to transmit control signals from it to other security devices — locks, spotlights, surveillance cameras, a siren, etc. For example, you can configure the system so that when you press the call button, not only the video intercom camera, but also external surveillance cameras.

The specific functionality of alarm outputs for each model should be specified separately; however, anyway, such connectors allow you to increase automation and reduce dependence on the human factor. And the number of such outputs corresponds to the number of controlled components of the security system, which can be simultaneously connected to the intercom directly, without the use of additional equipment. However, for a number of reasons, this number rarely exceeds 1.
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