Leviton Releases New Intercom Door Station

The company says the product is designed for single-family homes or single business properties.
Published: January 21, 2016

MELVILLE, N.Y. — Leviton announced on Tuesday the availability of the new Intercom Door Station for use with comprehensive Omni security and automation systems. The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) compliant, Power over Ethernet (PoE) Intercom Door Station is designed for either single-family homes or single business properties, providing a capacitive touch interface commonly placed at front doors or gates.

This new communication solution includes snapshot previews on up to four Leviton touchscreens before system users accept a call, as well as quick, relay activation to open a door or gate.

In addition to the Intercom Door Station hardware, further intercom support has been added to this solution. Users can now communicate via audio between Leviton touchscreens acting as a traditional intercom system. Additionally, a homeowner or employee may page a group of touchscreens on the premises. New ringtones have also been implemented to distinguish between a door station call and a touchscreen-to-touchscreen call.

Leviton’s Intercom Door Station utilizes the standardized SIP communication protocol and connects to a required third-party SIP server for operation. Additional station features include a wide-angle, high-resolution IP camera, LED for illumination, a capacitive touch call button and relay capabilities for gate and door triggers.

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