Wireless Security Intercom
When choosing a wireless technology for a security intercom system, there are several options available: Wireless technology for security intercom systems includes two-way radio and full-duplex 900MHz options as well as WiFi and cell phone network-based intercoms which all offer distinct features and advantages.
Two-way radio security intercom systems (commonly known as callboxes) function on VHF or UHF business band frequencies. Callboxes normally need FCC licensing but we provide ones using MURS frequencies which don't require licensing. Our callboxes can be adjusted to sync with the frequencies of your current radios. These intercom systems provide coverage up to a mile away or across several building floors while functioning with any handheld or desktop base station intercoms.
Full-Duplex 900MHz intercom systems achieve a maximum range of 4000 feet but face greater line-of-sight obstruction issues than two-way radio callboxes. The intercom systems differ from two-way radios because they permit simultaneous conversation between users unlike two-way radios which use push-to-talk then release-to-listen method. These devices come with noise cancellation to work well in noisy areas while we also sell a model equipped with an external horn speaker to operate in very loud settings.
To work effectively, WiFi intercom systems need to receive a WiFi signal at the gate or door. These systems gain an advantage because they feature video capabilities that users can access through either a smartphone app or a touch screen tablet.
The operation of cell phone network intercoms depends on existing cellular service networks while having dedicated phone numbers. The system initiates a call to a pre-programmed phone number when visitors press the call button which enables communication from any location. An app allows you to control door or gate opening functions through commands, but only if your gate operator has this capability.
Reach out to security intercom professionals at 888-298-9489 for help choosing the best system for your needs.
Two-way radio security intercom systems (commonly known as callboxes) function on VHF or UHF business band frequencies. Callboxes normally need FCC licensing but we provide ones using MURS frequencies which don't require licensing. Our callboxes can be adjusted to sync with the frequencies of your current radios. These intercom systems provide coverage up to a mile away or across several building floors while functioning with any handheld or desktop base station intercoms.
Full-Duplex 900MHz intercom systems achieve a maximum range of 4000 feet but face greater line-of-sight obstruction issues than two-way radio callboxes. The intercom systems differ from two-way radios because they permit simultaneous conversation between users unlike two-way radios which use push-to-talk then release-to-listen method. These devices come with noise cancellation to work well in noisy areas while we also sell a model equipped with an external horn speaker to operate in very loud settings.
To work effectively, WiFi intercom systems need to receive a WiFi signal at the gate or door. These systems gain an advantage because they feature video capabilities that users can access through either a smartphone app or a touch screen tablet.
The operation of cell phone network intercoms depends on existing cellular service networks while having dedicated phone numbers. The system initiates a call to a pre-programmed phone number when visitors press the call button which enables communication from any location. An app allows you to control door or gate opening functions through commands, but only if your gate operator has this capability.
Reach out to security intercom professionals at 888-298-9489 for help choosing the best system for your needs.
