Intercom and video door entry installation in Tunisia
Seeing who is ringing before you open is the best-value security gesture there is, and the simplest to fit. From a villa with a single call button to a block with dozens of apartments.
What we install
- Door stations
- From one to several buttons, with camera, lighting and a built-in badge reader when the entrance calls for it.
- Indoor monitors
- Indoor screens, touch models included, with the option of several handsets in the same home.
- Complete kits
- Station, monitor and power supply ready to fit — the most direct answer for a house.
The choices that change everything
- How many homes
- A villa and a twenty-apartment block do not call for the same architecture. How many calls must be served is the very first question.
- IP or two-wire
- IP travels over the building network and extends easily; two-wire often reuses the cabling of an old audio intercom. What is already pulled weighs heavily in the decision.
- Answering remotely
- Forwarding the call to a smartphone lets you open the door when you are away. That assumes an internet connection on site and careful configuration.
The equipment we install
An extract from the catalogue, live and up to date. These are the references we supply and install.
Frequently asked questions
- Can an audio intercom be replaced by a video one?
- Very often yes, and sometimes without changing the cabling: some two-wire ranges are designed precisely for that upgrade.
- Do new cables need to be pulled?
- Not always. We first look at what runs between the door and the home — an existing cable saves chasing a finished façade.
- Can there be several monitors?
- Yes, several handsets can ring together in the same home, for instance one on the ground floor and one upstairs.
Tell us about your project
A few simple questions — whatever you are unsure about, let us advise you. A technician calls you back to refine and price it.
