Video Intercom Solutions in Singapore
See and speak with visitors before deciding whether to allow entry.
Web Security provides video intercom solutions for offices, landed homes and selected commercial properties, including outdoor door stations, indoor monitors and compatible entry-control setups.
See, Speak and Decide Before Entry
The visitor uses the outdoor door station.
The indoor monitor provides video and two-way communication.
The user can respond or release the door where compatible.
See Who Is at the Entrance Before You Respond
A video intercom connects the entrance with an indoor monitor or other compatible answering point, allowing occupants or staff to see and speak with visitors before deciding what to do next.
Visitor Presses the Door Station
The visitor uses the outdoor intercom station located at the entrance.
The Indoor Unit Receives the Call
The indoor monitor alerts the occupant or staff that someone is at the entrance.
See & Speak with the Visitor
Video and two-way audio allow the user to verify who is outside before deciding whether entry should be allowed.
Respond or Ignore the Call
The user can speak with the visitor, end the call or continue with the configured entry process.
Release the Door Where Compatible
If the intercom is connected to a compatible door-release or access-control setup, authorised entry may be triggered from the answering point.
Entrance Communication from Door Station to Indoor Monitor
Camera, microphone and call button
Carries communication between devices
View, talk and respond to the visitor
Where supported by the selected setup
See the person at the entrance before responding.
Speak with the visitor without opening the door first.
Decide whether the visitor should be assisted or allowed entry.
Entry can be released remotely where the system supports it.
Visitor Communication for Homes, Offices & Controlled Entrances
Video intercom systems are useful where visitors should be identified before they reach the interior of the premises or before a door or gate is released.
Gate & Main Entrance Communication
Homeowners can see and speak with visitors at the gate or entrance before deciding whether to respond or allow entry.
Reception & Controlled Office Entrance
Offices can use a video intercom where visitors should contact reception or authorised staff before the entrance is opened.
Visitor Entry to Controlled Areas
Clinics and service businesses may use intercom communication where staff need to identify a visitor before allowing access into a controlled area.
Restricted Commercial Entrances
Selected commercial premises can use intercom systems where the entrance should remain controlled rather than permanently open to visitors.
Answer Visitors from More Than One Location
Where supported by the selected system, additional indoor monitors can allow visitor calls to be answered from different rooms or staff locations.
Keep the Visitor Outside Until Someone Responds
One of the main reasons to use a video intercom is to move the communication point to the entrance, so the visitor can be identified before reaching a more sensitive internal area.
Gate, lobby, office door or another visitor-facing entrance.
Reception, living area, security point or multiple compatible monitors.
Decide whether communication only or compatible entry release is required.
Existing cabling, network and door hardware may affect the installation.
Communication, Entry Control and Monitoring at the Same Entrance
Video intercom, door access and CCTV each serve a different purpose. Used together, they can help staff or occupants communicate with visitors, control entry and monitor what is happening around the entrance.
Communicate with Visitors
See and speak with the person at the entrance before deciding what to do next.
Control Authorised Entry
Staff or approved users can enter using the configured access-control method.
Monitor the Entrance Area
CCTV can provide additional visual monitoring of the doorway, gate or surrounding area.
One Entrance, Three Different Security Functions
Visitor Entry
The visitor calls using the intercom. Staff or the occupant can see and speak with them before deciding whether to allow entry.
Staff or Resident Entry
Authorised users may enter through the door access system without needing to make an intercom call each time.
Install a New Intercom or Improve the Existing Setup
Some sites need a completely new intercom system, while others may already have usable cabling, door stations, monitors or door-release hardware that can be reviewed before deciding what should be replaced.
New Video Intercom Installation
Suitable for a new office, landed property, renovation or entrance that currently does not have an intercom system.
Existing Video Intercom Upgrade
Suitable when the current system is outdated, unreliable, difficult to use or no longer meets the required visitor-entry setup.
Keep, Review or Replace?
Existing cabling, door-release equipment or other compatible components may remain if they are still suitable for the new setup.
Existing monitors, door stations or network equipment should be checked before deciding whether they can remain in service.
Equipment that is unreliable or incompatible with the required setup may need to be replaced.
Existing equipment or connections may need to be checked or upgraded.
The existing answering unit may no longer provide the features required.
Renovation or a new gate may require the door station to be relocated.
The existing system may need review if compatible remote release is required.
The Main Parts Behind a Video Intercom Setup
A video intercom system is more than just the screen inside. The full setup may include an outdoor door station, indoor monitor, cabling or network connection, power equipment and compatible door-release hardware.
Door Station
Installed at the entrance, the door station typically provides the call button, camera and microphone used by visitors to contact the occupant or staff.
Indoor Monitor
The indoor monitor receives the visitor call and allows the user to view the entrance, speak with the visitor and respond from inside the premises.
Network / Intercom Cabling
The door station and monitor need a suitable communication path. Depending on the selected system, this may involve network cabling, PoE or other compatible intercom connections.
Power / PoE Equipment
Compatible devices may receive power through PoE or other power equipment, depending on the intercom model and overall installation design.
Compatible Door Release
Where the system and door hardware support it, the intercom may be connected to a compatible door or gate release arrangement for controlled visitor entry.
From the Entrance to the Answering Point
The door station should be located where visitors naturally stop and call.
The monitor should be placed where the intended user can answer comfortably.
Existing or new cabling should suit the selected intercom system.
Compatible locking or gate hardware is needed if remote release is required.
Video Intercom Systems & Models
Browse selected video intercom models for residential, office and commercial entrances. Available solutions may include outdoor door stations, indoor monitors and compatible video intercom kits.
Common Questions About Video Intercom Systems
Video intercom setups vary depending on the entrance, number of indoor monitors, network or cabling arrangement and whether door release is required.
A video intercom allows a visitor at an entrance to call an occupant or staff member, who can then see and speak with the visitor before responding.
A video intercom is mainly used for two-way visitor communication at an entrance. CCTV is mainly used for wider monitoring and recording. Both can be used around the same entrance for different purposes.
Where the selected intercom and door or gate hardware are compatible, the system may support remote release after the visitor has been verified.
Yes. Door access can handle regular authorised entry while the video intercom is used for visitors. Direct integration depends on the selected equipment.
Some video intercom systems support multiple indoor monitors or answering points. The exact number and configuration depend on the model selected.
Yes. The existing door station, indoor monitor, cabling, power, network connection and door-release setup can first be checked to determine what can still be used.
Not always. Existing cabling may be usable depending on its condition and compatibility with the selected intercom system. It should be checked first.
Yes. Video intercom systems can be used at selected landed-property gates and entrances, subject to the actual mounting position, cabling, network and gate-release requirements.
Some video intercom models support compatible mobile or remote answering functions. Availability depends on the selected system, network connection and supported application.
Start with the number of entrances, answering points, existing cabling and whether door release is needed. The system can then be selected around the actual site requirements.
Common Questions About Video Intercom Systems
Video intercom setups vary depending on the entrance, number of indoor monitors, network or cabling arrangement and whether door release is required.
A video intercom allows a visitor at an entrance to call an occupant or staff member, who can then see and speak with the visitor before responding.
A video intercom is mainly used for two-way visitor communication at an entrance. CCTV is mainly used for wider monitoring and recording. Both can be used around the same entrance for different purposes.
Where the selected intercom and door or gate hardware are compatible, the system may support remote release after the visitor has been verified.
Yes. Door access can handle regular authorised entry while the video intercom is used for visitors. Direct integration depends on the selected equipment.
Some video intercom systems support multiple indoor monitors or answering points. The exact number and configuration depend on the model selected.
Yes. The existing door station, indoor monitor, cabling, power, network connection and door-release setup can first be checked to determine what can still be used.
Not always. Existing cabling may be usable depending on its condition and compatibility with the selected intercom system. It should be checked first.
Yes. Video intercom systems can be used at selected landed-property gates and entrances, subject to the actual mounting position, cabling, network and gate-release requirements.
Some video intercom models support compatible mobile or remote answering functions. Availability depends on the selected system, network connection and supported application.
Start with the number of entrances, answering points, existing cabling and whether door release is needed. The system can then be selected around the actual site requirements.
Tell Us About Your Entrance & Existing Setup
Planning a new video intercom, replacing an older system or adding visitor communication to an existing door or gate?
Share the entrance type, number of answering points and whether you already have an existing intercom, cabling, network or door-release system in place.
Where Is the Intercom Needed?
Main door, landed-property gate, office entrance, reception or another controlled entry point.
How Many Answering Points?
One indoor monitor or multiple locations, depending on the selected system.
Is Door or Gate Release Needed?
Let us know if the intercom is for communication only or if compatible remote release is required.
New or Existing System?
We can review an existing door station, monitor, cabling and entry hardware before recommending replacement.