Quick answer
Installing a video intercom involves choosing the door station and monitor positions, running the right cable between them (4-wire, 2-wire or network), mounting both units, wiring the door release to the lock or gate motor, then configuring and testing, including the phone app for IP and Wi-Fi models.
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- Plan positions: door station height, monitor near the living area.
- Use the cable type the kit specifies.
- Door release wiring must match the lock type.
- Weatherproof outdoor connections.
- Test calls, video at night and opening.
01Steps
- 01PlanDoor station facing visitors, sheltered; monitor near where you spend time.
- 02CableRun the specified cable in conduit.
- 03MountBack box, door station and monitor.
- 04ReleaseWire to the electric lock, maglock or gate motor trigger.
- 05ConfigureSettings, app pairing, unlock time.
- 06TestDay and night video, audio, unlocking.
WarningMains wiring, gate motor connections and lock power should be done by a qualified installer.
02Want it done for you?
Kits and prices: intercom system prices and video door phone prices.
When to call a professionalQyvea installs video intercoms and connects them to locks and gate motors. Call 0113 301 244 or WhatsApp us.
03Frequently asked questions
Can I install a video intercom myself?
Simple Wi-Fi kits are DIY-friendly; wired systems and lock or gate connections are best done by an installer.
What cable does a video intercom use?
It depends on the kit: 4-wire, 2-wire or network cable (PoE) for IP models.
