Doorbird 423878709 Ip Intercom

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 423878709 is an IP intercom unit finished in RAL 1037 (solar yellow) flush-mount configuration. IP intercoms in this class provide two-way audio and video communication between an entry point and an interior station or mobile device, and are integrated into access-control or building-automation systems. This unit is sold individually and is installed by licensed low-voltage technicians or security system integrators. It is suited to both residential and light commercial entry applications where a flush-mount profile and a specific color finish are required.

This intercom is designed for flush-mount installation at a door or gate entry point. The RAL 1037 solar yellow finish indicates a color-specified order, making it appropriate for projects where the intercom must match or contrast with architectural finishes. IP-based intercoms in this class connect over a standard Ethernet network, allowing remote door monitoring and release via a connected device. Installation typically occurs during rough-in or finish stages of a construction or renovation project.

Key Features

• Flush-mount (FM) form factor for a low-profile door or wall installation
• RAL 1037 solar yellow color finish for color-matched architectural applications
• IP intercom category for network-connected two-way entry communication
• Single-unit packaging (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush-mount IP intercom for use in network-based access-control and entry communication systems. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security integrator familiar with IP networking and access-control systems. Disconnect power to the network switch or PoE injector before wiring the unit to avoid damage to network hardware. Consult local building and low-voltage wiring codes before mounting. Do not modify the housing finish or enclosure, as doing so may affect environmental ratings.