Aiphone IX-DVF-HW Ip Video Door Station Wave-to-call

Product Description

The AIPHONE IX-DVF-HW is an IP-based video door station with hands-free, wave-to-call activation, designed for use in networked intercom systems. The unit connects over a standard IP network, captures video at the entry point, and triggers a call to interior stations when a visitor waves in front of the sensor — no button press required. This touchless call initiation makes it well suited for high-traffic or hygiene-sensitive entry points. Installation is handled by low-voltage technicians or systems integrators familiar with IP intercom infrastructure and PoE network design.

The IX-DVF-HW is part of the AIPHONE IX Series IP intercom platform, which operates over a TCP/IP network infrastructure. It is intended for commercial and institutional applications including office buildings, medical facilities, multifamily residential properties, and secured entry points where video verification and touchless access are required. The door station mounts at the entry and communicates with IX Series master stations and sub stations deployed throughout the facility.

Key Features

• Wave-to-call sensor enables touchless call initiation without a physical button
• Integrated video camera provides visual verification of visitors at the door
• IP-based connectivity allows integration into standard PoE network infrastructure
• Designed for flush or surface mount at building entry points
• Compatible with the AIPHONE IX Series networked intercom platform

Compatibility

Designed for use within the AIPHONE IX Series IP intercom system. Specific compatible master stations, sub stations, and network controllers should be confirmed against AIPHONE IX Series documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified systems integrator. The unit requires a PoE-capable network switch or PoE injector — confirm power budget before deploying. Power down or disconnect the network port before wiring the door station to avoid transient damage. Local codes, including applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements, govern conduit and cable routing to the mounting location.