Akuvox - R20BX IP video Door Station - multi-user - 2 doorbells with RFID badge reader

Communicate with your visitors or open the door to them with your smartphone, from all over the world.

The connected video doorbell allows you to see in real time who rings at the door of your home even if you are away. Connected to your internet box, it is installed instead of a traditional doorbell and allows a visual verification of the visitor's identity.

When a visitor rings the doorbell, you will receive a push notification or call on your indoor Akuvox console, smartphone or tablet, warning you of the presence of a person. You will be able to see who the visitor is in HD and wide-angle as well as talk to him. The doorman can of course be used at night thanks to his night vision.

The Akuvox door entry systems are SIP and ONVIF compatible. You will be able to retrieve the video stream on your SIP phones or secure your video recorder for example.

This model includes an RFID badge reader and an NFC reader to control the opening of a striker or electric lock from RFID cards or badges or from an NFC (Android) compatible phone.

The RFID badge reader or NFC reader are coupled to one of the relays equipping this intercom. It can thus direct any type of electronic opening by pulse. The relay is bidirectional and bistable.

Up to 5 call buttons

The R20B is available in different versions ranging from 2 to 5 buttons. Simply choose the version that corresponds to the number of families present in the building. Each button will call a different user.

Access your video door entry from anywhere

The IP connection allows you to stay connected 24/7 with the images transmitted by the video doorman.

The 1080p camera provides you with high-definition videos to see who arrives at your front door directly from your smartphone (iOS or Android compatible) or from a tablet.

Built-in infrared LEDs provide quality night vision in all circumstances.

Interact remotely with the visitor

The two-way audio link allows you to interact live with the visitor.

The video door entry has several relays that you can activate remotely from your smartphone, for example to open a garage door or an electric striker.

This doorman includes an RFID reader, it is possible to distribute RFID badges or cards between the different users authorized to access the site, whether it is a company or a private home.

The cards or badges can be configured from theAkuvox web interface in order to assign each individual time slots and action plans.

For example, badge 1 allows access to the site from 6am to 8am and opens the portal. Badge 2 allows access to the site from 9am to 6pm and opens gate and door.

Compatible SIP

The doorbells and Akuvox displays are truly SIP compatible. You can then configure your Akuvox equipment to make SIP calls, for example using your SIP account. Thanks to this, your doorman will be able, for example, to call a landline or a mobile phone.

Cloud access and subscription

Akuvox products can be used with or without the cloud. Access to theAkuvox cloud is through the SmartPlus smartphone app. For example, it will allow you to receive video calls, activate relays, generate temporary QR access codes, consult the history of visits, trigger the taking of photos, etc.

If you buy a video door entry and a screen from us at the same time, we offer you the cloud for life. Unlike the license you may purchase on our site, the version we offer does not include the possibility of making calls on landlines.

If you don't want a screen, you can choose to purchase a cloud license for one year or you can purchase a lifetime cloud license.

These licenses are valid for one residence/family, up to a total of 4 cloud users. Beyond 4 users, a subscription of 2 CHF per month will be required per additional user (for the 5th, 6th etc.).

Choosing reliable equipment

The Akuvox doormen are made of robust materials. They are designed to withstand negative temperatures, heat and weather.

All Akuvox products are guaranteed for 2 years and designed to last. Akuvox is part of Star-net, a group valued at $1.6 billion and composed of more than 4,000 R&D engineers (70% of the workforce).

Akuvox is a leader in China in intercom solutions.

Key functions

• 2MP wide-angle camera (110°H, 58°V)
• PoE or 12v DC power supply (not included)
• Two-way IP communication with echo cancellation functions
• SIP compatible for integration into PBXs.
• ONVIF compatible for integration with monitoring systems.
• Has 2 output relays and 2 inputs
• RFID and NFC reader
• Wiegand Reader

SPECIFICATIONS

General

• Front: aluminum alloy
• Doorbell button: 2
• Camera: 2MP, Auto Brightness
• Light sensor: yes
• Infrared sensor: yes
• Wiegand reader: yes
• RS485 port: no
• RF card reader: 13.56MHz (with NFC) and 125kHz
• Relay outputs: 2
• Inputs: 2
• Microphone: -40dB
• Speaker: 4Ω/2W
• Ethernet port: RJ45, 10/100Mbps adaptive
• Power over Ethernet: 802.3af
• 12V DC connector (if not PoE powered)
• Protection class: IP65
• Installation:
  • Recessed version: 226x108x52 mm
  • Surface version: 185x85x24 mm
• Operating Humidity: 10~90%
• Operating temperature: -30°C to +65°C.

Audio

• SIP v1 (RFC2543), SIP v2 (RFC3261)
• Narrowband audio codec: G.711A, G.711μ, G.729
• Broadband Audio Code: G.722
• DTMF: In-band, Out-of-Band DTMF (RFC2833), SIP Info
• Cancelling Echo
• Voice activation detection
• Comfort noise generator

Video

• Sensor: 1/2.7", CMOS
• Pixels: CIF, QCIF, VGA, 4CIF, 720p, 1080p
• Video codec: H.264
• Video resolution: up to 1920x1080p
• Maximum image transfer rate: 1080p - 25fps
• Angle of view: 110°(H) / 58°(V)
• High intensity IR LEDs for illuminating images during dark hours with an internal light sensor
• Compatible with third-party video components, such as video recorders.

Door entry functions

• Relays individually controlled by DTMF tones
• Camera always operational
• Auto night mode with LED lighting
• White balance: auto
• Minimum lighting: 0.1LUX

Network and protocol

• Protocol support: IPv4, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, SNMP, DNS, NTP, RTSP, RTP, TCP, UDP, ICMP, DHCP, ARP

Deployment and maintenance

• Self-Provisioning
• Web Management Portal
• Depositing packages on the Web
• Configuration backup/restore
• Exporting the input log
• Export / import access table
• Firmware update
• System logs (including door access logs)