Doorbird 429656523 Ip Video Door Station Brushed Bronze

Product Description

The DOORBIRD 429656523 is a flush-mount IP video door station finished in brushed bronze, designed for residential and light commercial access control and visitor management applications. This unit belongs to the D2102FV product family and ships in a flush-mount box configuration sized for a standard FP50 rough-in. IP intercom door stations like this one integrate video, audio, and door-release functions over a network connection, replacing traditional wired intercom systems with a networked solution that supports remote monitoring and two-way communication.

This door station is suited for new construction and retrofit projects where a flush-mount installation is specified and a brushed bronze finish is required to match architectural hardware. It is intended for installation by licensed electricians or low-voltage integrators familiar with IP networking, structured cabling, and access control systems. The unit is sold individually and is appropriate for single-entry residential applications or controlled entry points in small commercial settings.

Key Features

• Flush-mount form factor with FP50 flush-mount box compatibility for clean, in-wall installation
• Brushed bronze finish coordinates with standard architectural door hardware
• IP intercom functionality supporting video, audio, and remote door-release over a network connection
• D2102FV platform provides network-based visitor management and two-way communication
• Sold as an individual unit for single-entry deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush-mount IP video door station replacement or new-install unit for IP intercom access control systems requiring a standard FP50 flush-mount box rough-in.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician familiar with IP network devices and access control wiring practices. Disconnect and de-energize all related circuits before beginning installation, and verify network infrastructure, PoE switch capacity, and door-release wiring are in place prior to mounting. Local building codes and low-voltage wiring standards should be consulted for rough-in depth and conduit requirements. Do not apply power to the unit until all connections are secured and the flush-mount box is properly seated.