Aiphone JP-DVF-PR Video Door Station Proximity Reader

Product Description

The AIPHONE JP-DVF-PR is a video door station with an integrated proximity card reader, designed for use in access control and intercom systems. It combines video surveillance at the entry point with credential-based access, allowing building occupants or security personnel to visually verify visitors and grant or deny entry. The unit is sold individually and is intended for installation by licensed low-voltage or security system technicians as part of a compatible JP-series intercom system.

The JP-DVF-PR is suited for commercial and light commercial applications where both video monitoring and proximity-based access control are required at a single entry point. Typical installations include office building entrances, multi-tenant facilities, secured doors, and access-controlled lobbies where a combined video and card reader solution reduces the need for separate hardware. It is part of the AIPHONE JP-series platform.

Key Features

• Integrated proximity card reader eliminates need for a separate reader at the door station
• Built-in video camera provides visual verification of visitors at the entry point
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward per-door deployment
• Designed for the AIPHONE JP-series intercom system platform
• Combines access control and video intercom functions in one flush-mount door station

Compatibility

Designed for use with the AIPHONE JP-series intercom system platform. Consult the AIPHONE JP-series installation documentation to confirm compatibility with specific master stations, door chime units, and system controllers before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with access control wiring and local building codes. Power down all associated intercom and access control equipment before beginning wiring at the door station. Follow the AIPHONE JP-series system wiring diagrams for proper connection to the system controller. Proximity reader integration may require additional programming of the access control system to assign credentials.