IP intercom 2N IP Verso Grey, modular IP door intercom with grey glass front, 1 unit

2N IP Verso Grey is a modular IP intercom designed for secure voice and optional video communication and door access control. The unit features a grey glass front and a modular concept that allows combining call buttons, nameplates, camera modules, RFID readers and other functional modules to match site requirements. Supplied as one unit, the device integrates with IP-based telecom and access-control systems and is suitable for entrances to residential buildings, offices, reception areas and any location that requires reliable networked door communication.

Advantages

The modular architecture provides flexibility for configuring the intercom with the exact combination of camera, keypad, audio module and card reader needed without replacing the entire unit. The grey glass front offers a discreet, vandal-resistant appearance that is easy to clean and maintain. IP connectivity enables remote calling, system integration and centralized management. The device is engineered to operate across a wide temperature range and is intended for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use when correctly installed.

Suitable for

• Residential building entrances and apartment intercom systems
• Office reception and controlled-access doors
• Small and medium commercial properties requiring IP-based door communication
• Integration with centralized telecom and access-control platforms

Key specifications

• Modular design enabling combination of camera, audio and RFID or keypad modules
• Grey glass front for a low-reflection, professional appearance
• Network connectivity: SIP/IP-based calling and integration (standard IP intercom protocols)
• Operating temperature range: -20°C to 55°C
• Suitable for mounting at entrance doors and reception points with network access

How to use

Install the IP Verso Grey to the wall or mounting box following manufacturer mechanical and electrical guidelines. Configure network settings and SIP account parameters via the device web interface or central management software. Assemble the required modules into the front plate according to the access and identification needs—for example, camera, speaker/microphone module and RFID reader. Test audio and video calling, as well as access control outputs, and adjust network and security settings to match the existing access-control infrastructure.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, mount the unit in a sheltered position or use compatible weather protection if exposed. Use centralized device management to apply firmware updates and security patches. Choose module combinations (camera resolution, RFID standard, keypad type) based on the expected user traffic and integration requirements, and verify PoE or local power provisioning to ensure uninterrupted service.