Doorbird 423880054 Ip Intercom Module

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 423880054 is an IP intercom module designed for door communication and access control applications. This unit operates as a networked intercom component, allowing audio and video communication between entry points and interior stations over an IP-based infrastructure. It is intended for installation by low-voltage technicians, security integrators, or licensed electricians familiar with structured wiring and network-connected access systems. The module ships as a single unit and is suited for both residential and light commercial entry communication setups where reliable, network-based intercom functionality is required.

This IP intercom module is applicable in door station installations where a network-connected communication solution is needed at a building entry point. It is commonly installed in residential buildings, multi-unit dwellings, and small commercial facilities as part of a door access or visitor management system. The designation D1101KH MOD FM RAL1004 in supplier documentation references this specific module configuration and finish variant.

Key Features

• IP-based intercom communication for network-integrated door station systems
• Single-unit configuration suitable for individual entry point installations
• Module format allowing integration into compatible door communication assemblies
• Designed for low-voltage and network-connected access control environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion module for DOORBIRD IP intercom and door station systems. No additional specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician with experience in IP-based access control systems. Power down and disconnect all associated network and power sources before servicing or replacing any intercom module. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring and ensure all network connections meet the specifications of the existing infrastructure. Consult the manufacturer documentation for mounting orientation and network configuration requirements before commissioning.