Doorbird 423873834 Faceplate D1102V Flush Mount Architectural Bronze

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 423873834 is a flush-mount faceplate designed for the D1102V video door station. It provides a finished architectural bronze surface treatment that integrates the door station cleanly into exterior wall assemblies. This faceplate is an accessory component sold as a single unit and is intended for installation by electricians, low-voltage technicians, or security system integrators working on intercom and access control projects. The architectural bronze finish suits applications where aesthetics and durability at the entry point are both required.

This faceplate is used in residential and light commercial installations where a D1102V door station is being mounted flush into a wall or door frame. The flush-mount configuration keeps the unit surface even with the surrounding facade, which is common in new construction and renovation projects requiring a clean, recessed look. Installers specify this component when the standard housing finish does not match the project finish schedule or when a replacement faceplate is needed.

Key Features

• Flush-mount design for recessed wall or door frame installation
• Architectural bronze finish for aesthetic coordination with entry hardware
• Designed specifically for the D1102V video door station
• Sold as a single unit replacement or upgrade component
• Intercom accessory category for access control and entry system projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style faceplate accessory for the DOORBIRD D1102V video door station in flush-mount configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician familiar with intercom and access control systems. Power down the door station and any connected low-voltage circuits before removing or replacing the faceplate. Follow the door station manufacturer instructions for proper seating and fastening of the faceplate to avoid damage to the unit housing. Local building and electrical codes may apply depending on jurisdiction.