Mircom Technologies 1130/11 Telephone Entry Handset

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES 1130/11 is a telephone entry handset designed for access control systems. It combines a door release key and audible buzz function in a single unit, allowing building entry personnel or tenants to communicate with visitors and trigger door unlocking directly from the handset. This type of component is a core element of intercom-based access systems and is typically installed by low-voltage technicians or security system integrators. The 1130/11 ships as a single unit and is suited for both new installations and direct replacement of worn or failed handsets in existing telephone entry panels.

Telephone entry handsets like the 1130/11 are used in residential and commercial buildings where controlled door access is required. Common installation scenarios include apartment building lobbies, office entry vestibules, and gated community pedestrian entry points. The integrated door key and buzz capability simplifies the user interface at the entry panel, reducing the need for separate hardware to manage call, unlock, and alert functions within the same station.

Key Features

• Integrated door key for direct door release control at the handset
• Built-in buzz function provides audible alert to the called party
• Single-unit design consolidates call and access functions
• Sold individually as a single unit replacement or new install component
• Designed for telephone entry access control system applications

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation handset for telephone entry access control systems. Confirm panel model compatibility with MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified security system integrator familiar with telephone entry and access control systems. Power down or disable the entry panel before disconnecting or connecting handset wiring. Follow all applicable local codes and the manufacturer wiring diagrams for proper termination. Do not attempt to modify the handset housing or internal components.