IP Video Door Station DAHUA VTO4202FB-P-S3 2MP with IR Night Vision

DAHUA VTO4202FB-P-S3 is an IP video door station with a 2MP image sensor and integrated IR night vision. Designed for entry monitoring and access control, the unit captures clear daytime video and switches to infrared illumination in low-light conditions to maintain visibility at the entrance. The device supports network connectivity for remote viewing and can be incorporated into residential or small commercial access systems to enable visitor identification and recording.

Advantages

The door station combines a 2 megapixel camera with infrared LEDs to provide reliable imaging around the clock. Its IP-based design enables remote monitoring and integration with compatible access control and video management systems. The compact exterior form is weather-resistant and intended for outdoor installation near entrances, while built-in audio support allows two-way communication between the occupant and the visitor. The unit's design focuses on straightforward installation and interoperability with standard network infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Residential building entrances and apartment intercom systems
• Small office or retail premises where visual visitor verification is required
• Remote monitoring of gates, fences or side doors with network access
• Integration with access control setups for authorized entry logging

Key specifications

• Image sensor: 2 megapixels providing 1080p-class video
• Night vision: integrated infrared illumination for low-light imaging
• Network: IP (Ethernet) connectivity for remote viewing and control
• Audio: built-in microphone and speaker for two-way communication
• Mounting: surface-mountable outdoor unit with weather-resistant enclosure
• Compatibility: designed for integration with Dahua and standard third-party video management and access control systems

How to use

Mount the door station at a suitable height near the entrance using the supplied hardware and ensure the unit is positioned to capture visitors’ faces. Connect the device to the local network via Ethernet; if supported, use Power over Ethernet (PoE) to supply power and data over a single cable. Configure network settings and integrate the device into the chosen video management or access control system using the manufacturer’s setup tools. Test audio and video links from a remote client to confirm live view, recording, and two-way communication functionality.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, install the camera at eye level and avoid direct strong backlighting. Ensure the IR LEDs have an unobstructed field of view for effective night vision. Use secure network credentials and keep firmware updated to maintain system security and compatibility with other control system components.