Product Description
A two-button PoE villa door station handles two independent entry points from one panel — useful where a gate and a main door, or two flats sharing an entrance, each need their own call route to a separate handset.
What it does at the door
The 2MP camera records at 1920×1080 (main stream) with a 640×480 sub-stream, giving a wide ~124° horizontal / ~75° vertical view so visitors don't need to stand dead-centre to be seen clearly. Digital WDR (~76.9 dB) helps balance bright sky against a shaded doorway, and IR supplement gives night vision to around 3 metres — fine for identifying someone at the door, not a driveway camera.
Access control built in
A built-in 13.56 MHz MIFARE card reader supports up to 2,000 users and 10,000 cards, so residents can tap in without a call. Four alarm inputs and two relay outputs let each button/lock combination be wired independently — handy for the gate-plus-door scenario.
Power, connection, durability
- PoE (IEEE 802.3af) over RJ-45 10/100, drawing under 10 W — one cable for power and data
- 2.4 GHz WiFi as an alternative or backup link
- IP65 weatherproofing and IK08 impact resistance for outdoor mounting
- Operating range -40°C to +53°C
- Remote setup via web interface or the Hik-Connect app
Check your existing intercom/NVR setup supports Hikvision's door station protocol before buying, and confirm PoE injector or switch availability if you're not running WiFi.
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Hikvision
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the two-button design actually do?
Each button routes a separate call, so one panel can serve two entry points — for example a gate and a main door, or two flats — without needing two stations.
How far does the night vision reach?
The built-in IR supplement gives night vision up to roughly 3 metres, which suits identifying a visitor at the door rather than covering a longer approach.
Can it work without a network cable?
It supports 2.4 GHz WiFi (802.11b/g/n) as an alternative or backup to the PoE/RJ-45 connection, though PoE also supplies power so a WiFi-only setup still needs another power source.
Does it support card-based entry as well as calling?
Yes — it has a built-in 13.56 MHz MIFARE card reader supporting up to 2,000 users and 10,000 cards, alongside the calling function.
