Doorbird 423873490 Ip Video Intercom Surface Mount

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 423873490 is an IP-based video intercom unit finished in burnished brass, designed for surface-mount installation at entry points in residential and light commercial applications. This unit belongs to the D1101FV product family and ships as a single device. IP intercoms in this class integrate with structured wiring systems and support remote door access management over a local network or internet connection. The burnished brass finish provides a period-appropriate aesthetic suitable for upscale residential facades or historically sensitive commercial properties. Installation and configuration are typically handled by a low-voltage or security systems technician.

This intercom is intended for surface-mount deployment at doorways, building entries, or gate access points where a flush-mount or recessed installation is not practical or desired. The surface-mount form factor simplifies retrofits in existing structures where wall preparation is limited. The burnished brass finish coordinates with period-style door hardware and architectural trim commonly found in upscale residential or boutique commercial settings. Compatible with IP-based access control infrastructure.

Key Features

• IP intercom functionality supports network-based door access and video monitoring
• Surface-mount configuration for straightforward retrofit or new construction installs
• Burnished brass finish suited for period or upscale architectural applications
• Single-unit packaging for individual entry point deployment
• D1101FV platform design for integration with compatible DOORBIRD ecosystem components

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mount IP intercom replacement or new-install unit for entry access applications. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security systems integrator familiar with IP network configuration and access control wiring. Power down the access control panel and isolate the network drop before making connections. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the NEC as applicable for data and power-over-ethernet circuits. Do not expose the unit to standing water during installation; verify enclosure sealing before commissioning.