Akuvox E16C facial recognition door phone — front

Akuvox E16C facial recognition door phone — left three-quarter view

Akuvox E16C facial recognition door phone — right three-quarter view

Akuvox E16C 5″ Facial Recognition SIP Door Phone with Card Reader — AK-E16C

Name: Akuvox E16C 5″ Facial Recognition SIP Door Phone with Card Reader — AK-E16C
Brand: Akuvox
SKU: AK-E16C
Price: 908.5 AUD
Availability: InStock

Reference: AK-E16C

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Akuvox E16C is a slim facial recognition door phone with a 5″ touchscreen. Dual 2 MP cameras with liveness detection recognise a face in under 200 ms, and residents can also use a card, PIN, NFC, Bluetooth or a QR code. IP65 plastic body, PoE. Stocked in Australia by Infront Technologies.

✓Face recognition under 200 ms, 99.7% accuracy, dual-camera liveness detection
✓5″ IPS touchscreen, 720 × 1280, for dialling and PIN entry
✓Face, PIN, 13.56 MHz card, NFC, Bluetooth 5.0 and QR code entry
✓1 relay, 1 input, Wiegand, RS485 · PoE 802.3af or 12 V DC · IP65 · 192 × 88 × 23.8 mm

Akuvox E16 face recognition door phone at an office entrance

Akuvox · E16C · 5″ facial recognition door phone

A face recognition door phone for narrow frames.
5″ touchscreen, 88 mm wide.

The AK-E16C is Akuvox’s E16C: intercom and access control in an 88 mm-wide IP65 body. Staff and residents walk up and are recognised in under 200 ms; visitors dial on the 5″ touchscreen and talk over SIP.

This SKU is the door station only.

You receive the E16C door phone with its wall-mounting bracket. Indoor monitors, the in-wall box, rain hood, MD02 temperature module, PoE switch and lock hardware are sold separately.

In the box

Akuvox E16C door phone
Wall-mounting bracket and fixings
Quick-start guide

What you also need(sold separately)

Akuvox indoor monitor, SmartPlus app or SIP endpoint for calls
PoE 802.3af switch or injector (or 12 V DC)
Electric strike or maglock and lock PSU
E16 in-wall box for flush mounting, or the E16 rain hood

Six ways in. No keys.

Face, PIN, card, NFC, Bluetooth or a QR code — each person uses whatever suits them, and every entry lands in the 50,000-event log.

Access

Face, PIN, card, NFC, Bluetooth or QR.

Up to 20,000 users, 20,000 face templates, 20,000 cards and 20,000 PINs. The 13.56 MHz reader handles cards and Android NFC; Bluetooth 5.0 and QR codes cover phones and visitors.

Dual 2 MP cameras with liveness detection recognise a face in under 200 ms at 99.7% accuracy, and the E16C can flag visitors without a mask.

Screen

A 5″ touchscreen that is easy to use.

The 720 × 1280 IPS touchscreen shows the face frame, the dial pad and the contact list, so visitors can call a flat or enter a PIN without instructions.

Two-way audio with echo cancellation keeps calls clear. Calls go over SIP to Akuvox indoor monitors, the SmartPlus app or a SIP PBX.

Visitor using the Akuvox E16 touchscreen dial pad

Akuvox E16C door phone — three-quarter view

Install

Slim, IP65, flush or surface.

192 × 88 × 23.8 mm, IP65, −20 °C to +55 °C. Surface-mount on the supplied bracket, or flush-mount with the E16 in-wall box.

One relay and one input drive a lock and exit button; Wiegand and RS485 connect a third-party reader or controller. Add the MD02 module for forehead temperature checks.

How it works

From install to first face.

Mount

Fix the wall bracket, or set the E16 in-wall box for a flush finish. Add the rain hood on exposed doors.

PoE and SIP

Run 802.3af PoE to the RJ45 and register the E16C with indoor monitors, SmartPlus or your SIP PBX.

Enrol

Add users, faces, cards, PINs and QR codes in the web portal or Akuvox cloud.

Test

Check face recognition in the real light at the door and confirm the relay releases the lock.

At a glance

Key specs — AK-E16C

Brand: Akuvox
Reference: AK-E16C
Body: Black plastic
Display: 5″ IPS LCD touchscreen, 720 × 1280
Cameras: Dual 2 MP (main WDR + auxiliary) with liveness detection
Field of view: 48° (H) / 79° (V)
Face recognition: < 200 ms, 99.7% accuracy, mask detection
Night: IR LED, white-light LED, light sensor
Unlock: Face, PIN, card, NFC (Android), Bluetooth 5.0, QR code
RF reader: 13.56 MHz, NFC
Capacity: 20,000 users · 20,000 faces · 20,000 cards · 20,000 PINs · 1,000 contacts
Event log: 50,000 records
I/O: 1 relay, 1 input, Wiegand in/out, RS485, tamper
Network: RJ45 10/100 Mbps, SIP, ONVIF
Power: PoE 802.3af or 12 V DC
Protection: IP65
Mounting: Surface or flush (in-wall box)
Size: 192 × 88 × 23.8 mm (H × W × D)
Working temperature: −20 °C to +55 °C
OS: Linux
Warranty: Australian warranty via Infront Technologies

Pair it with

Builds a complete access point

Flush

E16 in-wall box

Recesses the E16C into the wall for a flush finish.

Weather

E16 rain hood

Shelters the screen and cameras on an exposed entry.

Temperature

MD02 forehead module

Adds contactless forehead temperature screening at 0.3–1 m.

Indoor

Akuvox indoor monitor

Residents answer, see the visitor and release the door from an Akuvox SIP indoor monitor or the SmartPlus app.

Watch

See it in action

Akuvox E16 touchscreen door phone overview

Opening doors and making calls on the E16

Answers

Common questions

How is E16C different from E18C?

E16C has a 5″ screen, 1 relay, 1 input and a 13.56 MHz reader in an 88 mm-wide body. E18C has a 7″ screen, 2 relays, 3 inputs, 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz cards, a TF slot and an IK07 rating.

Can photos fool the face recognition?

E16C uses two cameras for liveness detection, which is designed to reject printed photos and screens.

Can it be flush-mounted?

Yes, with the E16 in-wall box, which is sold separately. It surface-mounts on the supplied bracket.

Does it measure temperature?

Only with the optional MD02 forehead temperature module fitted. Without it, the E16C can still detect whether a visitor is wearing a mask.

What power does it need?

IEEE 802.3af PoE, or a 12 V DC supply if PoE is not available.

Face recognition for small sites, local stock.

Choose E16C for offices, townhouse gates and apartment lobbies where the frame is narrow and a 5″ screen is enough. Step up to E18C for a 7″ screen, two relays and 125 kHz cards. Order through Infront Technologies for Australian stock and setup advice.

Installation & safety notice

Low-voltage product (SELV). Power from IEEE 802.3af PoE or a 12 V DC supply as stated on the Akuvox E16C datasheet. Treat as SELV low-voltage equipment.

When a licensed tradesperson is required. Concealed data and intercom cabling is customer cabling under AS/CA S009 and must be installed by an ACMA-registered cabler. Electric locks, maglocks and lock power supplies may require a licensed electrician or security installer.