VIP Vision G-P Series · 1 door station · 3 monitors
IP video intercom with three 7-inch monitors.
One press rings every room.
VIP Vision G-P Series intercom kit. An aluminium door station with a 2MP 140° camera, three white 7-inch touchscreen monitors and a PoE switch that powers them all over network cable. Answer at any monitor or on your phone, talk to the visitor and unlock the door from anywhere.
In one sentence: the INTIPRKITG-P/3M is the VIP Vision INTIPRKITG-P intercom kit with two extra INTIPMONKW monitors, so three rooms can answer the door.
Everything for a 3-monitor intercom, ready to cable.
The door station and every monitor plug into the PoE switch with one network cable each. Connect the switch to your router for the phone app.
In the box- 1 × VIP Vision INTIPRDSG door station with 2MP fisheye camera
- 1 × surface mount box for the door station
- 3 × VIP Vision INTIPMONKW 7-inch touchscreen monitor (white)
- 1 × 5-port PoE switch (4 PoE ports and an uplink) with power supply
You also need- Cat5e or Cat6 cable from the switch to the door station and each monitor (up to 100 m per run)
- A network cable from the switch to your router, for the phone app
- An electric strike, magnetic lock or gate controller and its power supply, if you want to unlock from the intercom
- The INTIPRDSGFB flush box, if you want the door station recessed into the wall
Answer the door from any room, or from anywhere.
When a visitor presses the button, every monitor rings and so does your phone. See who it is in a wide 140° view, talk to them and release the lock without walking to the door.
At the door
INTIPRDSG: a 2MP camera in an aluminium door station.
A 2MP fisheye camera covers 140° with automatic infrared and 120 dB WDR, so faces stay clear at night and against the sun. The aluminium body is rated IP65 and IK07, with a call button, mic and speaker, a lock output, exit button input and a microSD slot up to 64GB.
Three in the kit
INTIPMONKW: a slim 7-inch touchscreen.
A 1024 × 600 capacitive touchscreen in a slim white case, 26 mm deep. It answers calls with echo-suppressed two-way talk, unlocks the door with one tap and records visitor messages, with 8GB built in and a microSD slot. Six alarm inputs take door sensors or a panic button.
One in the kit
The PoE switch: power and data on one cable.
Four PoE ports power the door station and the monitors through their network cables, and the uplink port connects to your router. All four PoE ports are used in this kit.
How it goes in
From the box to answering the door.
01
Plan the positions
Mount the door station about 1.4–1.6 m high beside the door or gate, and each monitor at eye height in the rooms where you want to answer.
02
Run the cables
Run one Cat5e or Cat6 cable from the switch to the door station and to each monitor, up to 100 m per run. Wire the lock to the door station if you are using one.
03
Connect the switch
Plug everything into the PoE ports, the uplink into your router, then power on the switch and follow the setup wizard on a monitor to add the door station and the other monitors.
04
Set up the app
Add the system to the free iOS and Android app, then make a test call and check the unlock from a monitor and your phone.
At a glance
INTIPRKITG-P/3M
Show specs
In the kit
1 × INTIPRDSG door station
3 × INTIPMONKW monitor
1 × 5-port PoE switch
Door camera
2MP fisheye, 2.0 mm lens, 140° horizontal
Night and glare
Automatic infrared, 120 dB WDR
Door station body
Aluminium, IP65, IK07, −30 °C to 60 °C
Door station size
130 × 96 × 29 mm, surface box included
Monitor screen
7-inch 1024 × 600 capacitive touchscreen
Monitor size
189.6 × 134.6 × 26 mm, white, indoor
Audio
Two-way talk with echo suppression
Lock control
Lock output and exit button input on the door station
Alarm inputs
6 on each monitor, 1 on the door station
Storage
Door station microSD up to 64GB; monitor 8GB built in plus microSD
Power
PoE (802.3af) or 12 V DC
App
Free iOS and Android app: calls, live view, two-way talk, unlock
Not compatible with 2-wire intercom systems. Figures from the VIP Vision datasheets.
Pair it with
What goes with it
Mounting
INTIPRDSGFB flush box
Recess the door station into a wall or pier for a flush, tamper-resistant finish.
Access
Electric strike or gate lock
Wire a strike, magnetic lock or gate controller to the door station to unlock from any monitor or the app.
Cabling
Cat6 cable box
Cable is not included. A 305 m box of solid-copper Cat6 covers most homes.
Where it is used
Where this kit fits
Two-storey homes
Answer from the kitchen, upstairs or the home office.
Front gates
See and talk to visitors at the gate, then open it from inside.
Granny flats
One door station that rings the main house and the flat.
Home businesses
Answer clients from the office and the house.
Small offices
Reception, the back office and the manager can all answer.
Holiday homes
Let guests and trades in from your phone while you are away.
Compared with the other G-P kits
| INTIPRKITG-P/3M | INTIPRKITG-P/2M | INTIPRKITG-P |
|---|
| Monitors | 3 | 2 | 1 |
| Door stations | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Spare PoE ports | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| Phone app and remote unlock | Yes | Yes | Yes |
All three kits use the same INTIPRDSG door station, INTIPMONKW monitors and PoE switch, with a 4-year warranty.
Common questions
What is in the kit?
One INTIPRDSG door station with a surface box, three white INTIPMONKW 7-inch touchscreen monitors and a 5-port PoE switch (4 PoE ports and an uplink) with its power supply.
Do all the monitors ring?
Yes. A press of the call button rings every monitor at once, and whoever answers first talks to the visitor.
Can I answer the door on my phone?
Yes. Connect the switch to your router and the free iOS and Android app gets a call when someone presses the button, with live video, two-way talk and remote unlock.
Can it open my door or gate?
Yes. The door station has a lock output for an electric strike, magnetic lock or gate controller, plus an exit button input. The lock and its power supply are not included.
Is it flush mounted or surface mounted?
A surface box is supplied. If you would rather recess the door station into the wall, the INTIPRDSGFB flush box is available separately.
What cable does it need?
One Cat5e or Cat6 cable from the switch to the door station and to each monitor, up to 100 m each. PoE carries power and data, so no power points are needed at the door or the monitors.
Does it work with my old 2-wire intercom cable?
No. This is an IP system and needs network cable. For 2-wire runs, ask us about the VIP Vision 2-wire kits.
Is the door station weatherproof?
Yes. It has an aluminium body rated IP65 for rain and dust and IK07 for knocks, and works from −30 °C to 60 °C. The monitors are for indoor use.
Can visitors be seen at night?
Yes. The 2MP fisheye camera has automatic infrared and 120 dB WDR, so faces stay clear at night and against bright sunlight. It covers 140° across the doorway.
Can I add more door stations or monitors?
Yes. All four PoE ports on the switch are used, so add a bigger PoE switch for another door station or monitor.
Can I install it myself?
Many customers do, because every part runs on one network cable. In Australia, cable inside walls and ceilings and any mains wiring for a lock must be installed by a licensed cabler or electrician.
What is the warranty?
4 years, supported in Australia by Infront Technologies. Contact us first and we will organise any claim.
Supported by Infront Technologies.
Need a black monitor, a second door station or a gate lock? Call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected] and we will put together the right kit.
Installation and safety
Power. Power the door station and monitors only from the PoE switch or a 12 V DC supply. Plug the switch power supply into a standard power point.
Placement. The door station is rated for outdoor use. Keep the monitors and the switch indoors, away from moisture and direct heat.
Cabling. Fixed cable inside walls and ceilings must be installed by a registered cabler, and any mains wiring for a lock by a licensed electrician.
Privacy. Aim the door camera at your own entry. Recording audio and filming public areas are covered by state surveillance laws.
