Akuvox 7" SIP Indoor Monitor
Linux version in white with PoE support

The Akuvox AK-S562-WHITE is a compact indoor wall monitor designed for SIP-based intercom deployments where clear on-screen visitor communication, straightforward room-to-door control, and reliable network integration matter more than unnecessary complexity. It combines a 7-inch capacitive touch display, Linux operating system, PoE power support and a clean white enclosure suited to residential apartments, townhouses, offices and mixed-use access control projects.

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A purpose-built indoor station for SIP intercom sites

For installers standardising on SIP door stations, the S562 fills the indoor endpoint role with a practical format: a 7-inch touchscreen for visitor video and call handling, Linux firmware for stable dedicated operation, and PoE support to reduce power supply clutter at the wall position. It is suited to front entry answering, internal room stations, apartment sub-stations, reception desks and light commercial tenancy access workflows.

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A readable 7-inch interface for day-to-day answering

The core of the AK-S562-WHITE is its 7-inch capacitive touch screen, giving users a more usable interface than compact audio-only handsets or smaller indoor stations. For apartment and office applications, that means more confident visitor verification, easier icon-based navigation and cleaner on-screen prompts for answering, monitoring and release actions tied to the SIP intercom platform.

Because it is built as an indoor monitor rather than a general-purpose tablet, the interface is focused on intercom operation. For installers, this simplifies end-user training and helps maintain a consistent station experience across multi-dwelling and commercial projects where the indoor endpoint needs to remain dedicated to door communication rather than drifting into unsupported app usage.

Linux architecture with PoE for tidy, predictable installs

The Linux operating system gives this model a focused embedded platform appropriate for fixed intercom duty. In practical terms, that is valuable where system reliability, repeatable user experience and controlled feature scope are preferred over an open mobile-style environment. It suits projects that want a purpose-built indoor station integrated into the SIP estate rather than a device that invites unrelated software overhead.

PoE support is equally important on the installation side. By carrying power and network data over a single Ethernet run, the monitor can be deployed with less wall clutter and without requiring a separate local plug-pack at the final position. For structured cabling jobs, this simplifies rough-in planning, supports cleaner wall finishes and aligns well with managed switch environments already powering IP phones, access controllers and intercom edge devices.

Appropriate for modern interiors without compromising intercom function

The white enclosure helps the monitor sit cleanly in residential hallways, apartment living areas, office fit-outs and managed building common-tenancy spaces where black hardware may stand out too aggressively. That cosmetic detail matters on handover, especially when indoor stations are installed in visible circulation areas rather than utility rooms or back-of-house positions.

As a SIP-compatible indoor wall monitor, the S562 is best considered part of a wider IP door entry design. It pairs naturally with SIP door stations, PoE switching, structured Ethernet cabling and network-aware access workflows. For installers, that means easier standardisation across properties using the same call logic, addressing approach and managed infrastructure principles already familiar from VoIP and IP surveillance deployments.

How it works in a SIP intercom installation

From cabling to answering, the operating logic is straightforward and suitable for new builds, retrofits with network infrastructure, and multi-station intercom layouts.

At a glance

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Jargon, decoded

Common IP intercom and network terms relevant to this monitor.

Dimensions

Exact physical dimensions were not provided in the verified source context for this listing. For fit-off planning, confirm wall box compatibility, cable exit allowance, screen clearance and final mounting height against the manufacturer installation guide before rough-in or cutover.

Pairings

Typical categories this indoor monitor is deployed with in a complete system design.

For indoor use only. Confirm PoE compatibility, SIP provisioning requirements, mounting method and any door-release integration details before installation. Final suitability should be verified against the manufacturer documentation and the site's network and intercom design.