Alpha Communications ES612/03 3-button Aluminum Intercom Panel

Product Description

The ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS ES612/03 is a three-button audio-only intercom entry panel with a plastic button face and aluminum housing, designed for landscape (horizontal) orientation in surface-mount installations. Built for audio intercom systems, this panel serves as the visitor-side call station at a building entry point. It provides three discrete call buttons, allowing users to contact up to three separate interior stations or tenant locations. Licensed low-voltage technicians and intercom system installers are the primary trade handling this panel in both new construction and retrofit applications.

The ES612/03 is suited for residential multi-unit buildings, small commercial facilities, and gated entry applications where an audio-only intercom system is in place. Its landscape panel orientation fits architectural openings and mounting boxes designed for horizontal layouts. The aluminum construction provides durability in exterior or semi-exterior entry conditions. This panel is sold as a single unit and is categorized as an audio-only intercom component, making it appropriate for systems that do not require video capability.

Key Features

• Three plastic call buttons for contacting up to three interior intercom stations
• Landscape orientation surface-mount panel designed for horizontal installation
• Aluminum panel housing provides corrosion-resistant durability at entry points
• Audio-only intercom category — no video components
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style entry call panel for audio-only intercom systems requiring a three-button landscape surface-mount aluminum panel.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or intercom system technician in accordance with local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize the intercom system at the power supply before wiring or mounting the panel. Secure the panel to the appropriate surface-mount backbox using the manufacturer-specified hardware. Verify all button wiring connections are correct before restoring power to the system.