Quick answer
Offices use intercoms for visitor door entry at reception and for internal calls between departments. SIP/IP door stations work with your existing network and can ring desk IP phones, softphones or mobiles, while Wi-Fi models suit small offices where cabling is hard.
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- SIP door station rings desk phones and mobiles.
- Works with an IP PBX for transfers and paging.
- Wi-Fi models for small offices.
- Door release from reception or any phone.
- Combine with access control for staff.
01Typical office setup
SIP door station at entranceOffice network / IP PBXReception phone or appDoor release
See wireless intercoms and paging and PA.
02Frequently asked questions
Can an intercom ring our desk phones?
Yes, SIP door stations register to an IP PBX and ring extensions like a normal call.
Do we need new cabling?
Not usually: IP intercoms use the existing network, and Wi-Fi models need none.
