Mircom Technologies KVP-124 24-button Vandal Resistant Panel

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES KVP-124 is a 24-button vandal-resistant call panel designed for use in intercom and audio communication systems. Built to withstand tampering and physical abuse in high-traffic or public-access environments, this panel provides a reliable interface for multi-unit entry systems. With 24 individual call buttons, it supports larger installations where multiple tenants or zones require dedicated call points. Installation is handled by licensed low-voltage or security technicians as part of a broader intercom or access control system.

The KVP-124 is suited for commercial and residential multi-tenant applications such as apartment buildings, office lobbies, and controlled-access facilities. Its vandal-resistant construction makes it appropriate for exterior or semi-exposed mounting locations where standard panels would be vulnerable to damage. It is sold as a single unit and is categorized within amplifier and audio signal processing equipment lines.

Key Features

• 24 individual call buttons for multi-tenant or multi-zone intercom systems
• Vandal-resistant construction for durability in high-traffic or public-access locations
• Designed for integration into intercom and audio signal processing systems
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion panel for intercom and audio communication systems requiring a 24-button vandal-resistant entry interface. Refer to the MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES system documentation to confirm compatibility with your specific intercom controller or head-end equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed security system installer. Power down the intercom system and disconnect any associated power supplies before wiring the panel. Follow all applicable local codes and manufacturer wiring diagrams when making connections. Mounting location should be evaluated for weather exposure and physical security prior to installation.