Wired Audio


Standard 4000 series

Standard 4000 series modular panel Standard 4000 series modular panel

Standard 4000 panels have a stainless steel facia with either brushed or mirror finish. The wiring for 1 & 2 button sets is normallyy 3+N wiring. The keypad can be swapped out with a card reader, or have neither. This selector can build from 1 to 12 button panels.

Vandal resistant 4000

Vandal resistant 4000 series modular panel Vandal resistant 4000 series modular panel

Standard 4000 panels have a thick stainless steel facia. The wiring for 1 & 2 button sets is normally 3+N wiring. The keypad can be swapped out with a card reader, or have neither. This selector can build from 1 to 12 button panels.

Standard 8000 series

Standard 8000 series modular panel Standard 8000 series modular panel

Standard 8000 panels have a stainless steel facia set in black or natural aluminium housings.  The wiring is normally 3+N wiring. The keypad can be swapped out with a card reader, or have neither. This selector can build from 1 to 12 button panels.


VR120 series

VR120 vandal resistant panel VR120 vandal resistant panel

VR120 panels are thick stainless steel panels with vandal resistant buttons. VR panels are normally flush, but there is a surface box option. Wiring is 3+N. This selector can build from 1 to 12 button panels. The keypad can be swapped out with a card reader, or neither. 

Vandal resistant panels

Vandal resistant panel Vandal resistant panel

These vandal resistant stainless steel panels are bespoke made. They can have custom button patterns and custom text engraving, such as house name. A codelocks or card reader can be added.


1 & 2 button villasets

Intercom sets for 1 or 2 buttons Intercom sets for 1 or 2 buttons

Standard wiring is a 4 core cable from the door panel to the handset. Up to 4 handsets can be placed around the house. This is 3+N wiring.

4000 series is shown. See panel options below.

3-50 button apartment sets

Intercom sets for 3 to 50 buttons Intercom sets for 3 to 50 buttons

Wiring is 3+N, meaning 3 cores comon to each flat, plus one unique core per flat. Ten flats in a block would need 13 cores from the door. Up to 3 handsets per flat.  Handsets should have digit 1 as the third digit. Use handsets with a 11 or 12 suffix.

Digital call sets

Digital call intercom panels Digital call intercom panels

All handset in the 2200 system are connected together on a single 2 wire bus. The handsets have an address setting inside. Several digital handsets can be placed in the same apartment.

A good quality data cable is recommended. Use handsets with a 71 or 72 suffix.


Panel options

Intercom panel styles Intercom panel styles

4 panel options are each shown with a keypad, but could include extra butttons.

  • 8000 series (udated from 3000 series)
  • 4000 series standard
  • VK4K vandal resistant
  • VR120 vandal resistant

Handsets options

Audio handset options Audio handset options

Handsets may look similar, but maybe wired to a different systems. The handset type is on a label fixed the the mounting plate. The 3rd digit of the 4 digit number defines the wiring system.

Handsets are available with various numbers of buttons and switches. Check with the installer.

Access controls

Access controls embedded in a panel Access controls embedded in a panel

A keypad module is a popular option, especially next to gate systems. Standard keypads have 3 relays. Each relay can be programmed for one access code and pulse time of 1-99 secs.  

A typical use might be Code 1 to open a gate for 30 secs, and Code 2 to open the gate and keep it open indefinately. Code 3 could open the gate half way for pedestrians only.

Many sets now have fob readers built in. GSM sets also include 'Dial to open' facility