Wired Video


4000 traditional system

4000 modular video intercom panels 4000 modular video intercom panels

Tradional video systems use 6 wires to each monitor. 5 wires are the same to each monitor and the 6th is unique to each call button.

4000 vandal resistant system

VR4K modular video intercom panels VR4K modular video intercom panels

The vandal resistant versions are electrically the same as tradional video systems. VR4 use the stainless steel panels with VR buttons.

4000 true 2 wire systems

2 wire modular video intercom panels 2 wire modular video intercom panels

True 2 wire systems are on a 2 wire bus to each component. Ideal for single houses, but range is not as good. 


8000 traditional wiring

8000 modular video intercom panels 8000 modular video intercom panels

Tradional video systems use 6 wires to each monitor. 5 wires are the same to each monitor and the 6th is unique to each call button.

VR130 traditional wiring

VR130 video intercom panels VR130 video intercom panels

Tradional video systems use 6 wires to each monitor. 5 wires are the same to each monitor and the 6th is unique to each call button.

Monitor options

Video intercom monitor options Video intercom monitor options

Traditional video wiring

4000 series video intercoms 4000 series video intercoms

Old video systems used a 6 core cable to each monitor. Two monitors can be connected per button. The monitors have 51 or 56 suffix. 

True 2 wire video systems

These villa systems have a 2 wire bus that connects all compontents.

Systems can be enlarged to 50 to medium size apparment blocks and extra door panels. 

Compatible monitors & handset codes end in 81 to 88. 

Access controls

Video panel access controls Video panel access controls

Keypads are essential on UK call panels. Most have 3 relays, programmable from 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.