Dahua 7" Monitor (WHITE), 2MP Outdoor Camera, 4 PoE Switch Intercom Kit
KIT-DHI-7INWHT2202F-P
Dahua KIT-DHI-7INWHT2202F-P Intercom Kit is part of Dahua's VTH Series. VTH series products are digital video intercom home stations that integrate monitoring, two-way communication, and door management. The VTH devices use an IP network, SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) technology, and network encryption technology to achieve a stable system, robust functionality, convenient operation, and safer data transmission.
These devices allow tenants to view and talk with visitors, record call sessions, monitor the surroundings from outdoor stations and IP cameras and remotely unlock doors. Visitors can also leave messages, which can be retrieved from the indoor monitor.
7" Touch Screen Monitor - VTH2621GW-P
- 7" TFT Capacitive Touch Screen, 1024 x 600
- Digital VTH.
- IPC Surveillance.
- Alarm Integration.
- High Performance & Cost-Effective.
- Support Standard Power-over-Ethernet.
IP Villa Outdoor Station - DHI-VTO2202F-P-S3
- 2MP 1080p Full HD CMOS Camera
- ICR Night Vision & Voice Indication
- Video & Audio Messaging
- Surface-Mounted
- Zinc Alloy Panel
- Mechanical push button
- IP65 "Weatherproof" and IK10 "Vandalproof" Protection.
4-Port PoE Switch - PFS3005-4ET-60
- Intelligent PoE.
- Hi-PoE 60W (orange port).
- 8-pin assignment PoE power supply.
- Long-Distance PoE.
- PoE watchdog.
- Wide working temperature.
Includes:
- 1 x 7" Touch Screen Monitor VTH2621GW-P
- 1 x IP Villa Outdoor Station DHI-VTO2202F-P-S3
- 1 x 4 Port POE Switch DH-PFS3005-4ET-60
- 1 x Surface Mount Bracket VTM115
WIRING REQUIREMENTS:
- > ethernet cable from Door Station to Poe Switch
- > ethernet cable from the Monitor to Poe Switch
- > ethernet cable Poe Switch to the modem (if you wish to set up remote communication)
If you need to open/ control 1-2 door/gate strikes, run 4 core cabling from the door station to the respective strikes. These strikes need to be powered separately, ie. the door station will not be able to power these strikes.
