Akuvox MD12 12-button expansion module — front

Akuvox MD12 12-button expansion module — left three-quarter view

Akuvox MD12 12-button expansion module — right three-quarter view

Akuvox MD12 12-Button Nametag Expansion Module for R20K and R20B — AK-MD12

Name: Akuvox MD12 12-Button Nametag Expansion Module for R20K and R20B — AK-MD12
Brand: Akuvox
SKU: AK-MD12
Price: 317 AUD
Availability: InStock

Reference: AK-MD12

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Akuvox MD12 adds 12 backlit call buttons with name tags to an Akuvox R20K or R20B door phone, so visitors press a name instead of dialling a number. Aluminium front, IP65, flush-mounted, and modules can be combined for larger buildings. Stocked in Australia by Infront Technologies.

✓12 backlit speed-dial buttons with name tags
✓Designed for Akuvox R20K and R20B door phones; multiple modules can be combined
✓Aluminium alloy front · IP65 · −30 °C to +60 °C
✓2 × RS485 · 12 V DC in (600 mA) / out (500 mA max) · 185 × 85 × 24 mm

Akuvox R20K and R20B door phones with the MD12 nametag module

Akuvox · MD12 · Nametag expansion module

Press a name, not a number.
12 backlit call buttons.

The AK-MD12 is Akuvox’s MD12 nametag module. It sits beside an R20K or R20B door phone in the same 85 mm-wide format and gives each tenant, department or office a labelled, backlit call button.

This SKU is the expansion module only.

You receive the MD12 module. The R20K or R20B door phone, multi-module in-wall box and 12 V DC power supply are sold separately.

In the box

Akuvox MD12 nametag module

What you also need(sold separately)

Akuvox R20K or R20B door phone
Two- or three-module in-wall box for flush mounting
12 V DC power supply

Simplified multi-tenant calling.

Visitors find the name, press once and the door phone calls the right flat, office or department — ideal for small apartment blocks, medical suites and shared offices.

Buttons

12 names, backlit for night.

Each of the 12 mechanical buttons has its own name tag and backlight, so names stay readable after dark. A press speed-dials the number set in the door phone.

The aluminium alloy front is IP65 and rated −30 °C to +60 °C — the same outdoor standard as the R20 door phones it extends.

Expand

Add modules as the building grows.

The module has two RS485 ports, and Akuvox designs MD06 and MD12 to be combined for larger buildings.

185 × 85 × 24 mm, the same footprint as the R20K and R20B. Flush-mount the door phone and modules side by side in a two- or three-module in-wall box.

At a glance

Key specs — AK-MD12

Brand: Akuvox
Reference: AK-MD12
Front panel: Aluminium alloy, silver
Buttons: 12 speed-dial buttons with name tags and backlight
Compatible with: Akuvox R20K and R20B door phones
Interface: 2 × RS485
Power in: 12 V DC, 600 mA
Power out: 12 V DC, 500 mA max
Protection: IP65
Installation: Flush-mounted
Size: 185 × 85 × 24 mm (H × W × D)
Working temperature: −30 °C to +60 °C
Warranty: Australian warranty via Infront Technologies

Pair it with

Builds a multi-tenant entry panel

Door phone

Akuvox R20K or R20B

The MD12 extends these door phones with labelled call buttons.

Flush

Two- or three-module in-wall box

Mounts the door phone and modules side by side in one recess.

More names

Akuvox MD06

Combine with MD06 to reach the button count you need.

Answers

Common questions

Which door phones does it work with?

Akuvox R20K and R20B, according to Akuvox. It is not designed for the E-series or other door phones.

Can I use more than one module?

Yes. Akuvox designed the modules to be combined, so MD06 and MD12 can be added together for larger buildings.

How is it mounted?

Flush-mounted, normally in a two- or three-module in-wall box alongside the door phone. The boxes are sold separately.

How is it powered?

12 V DC at 600 mA. It also has a 12 V DC output rated up to 500 mA.

What is the difference between MD06 and MD12?

Same size, finish and interfaces. MD06 has six name buttons, MD12 has twelve.

Grow your R20 entry panel, local stock.

Choose MD12 for twelve names per module, or MD06 for six. Order through Infront Technologies for Australian stock and panel layout advice.

Installation & safety notice

Low-voltage product (SELV). Power from a 12 V DC supply (600 mA) as stated on the Akuvox MD12 datasheet; the 12 V DC output can supply up to 500 mA. 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.