Fanvil EX612 Flush Mounting IP Intercom Panel — Fanvil EX612

The Fanvil EX612 Flush Mounting IP Intercom Panel is a networked access device designed for secure entry and straightforward two-way communication. Built for integration with SIP-based phone systems, the EX612 enables voice communication between visitors and occupants, remote door release, and visitor identification at residential or commercial entry points. Its flush-mount design provides a low-profile, tamper-resistant installation suitable for corridors, gates, and building lobbies.

Advantages

The unit supports standard SIP protocols for compatibility with a wide range of VoIP platforms and IP PBX systems, enabling simple connection and centralized management. Its flush-mount construction reduces the risk of vandalism and provides a discreet appearance while maintaining robust physical protection. The device offers two-way audio with clear voice transmission, allowing reliable communication in noisy or outdoor environments. Installation is simplified by PoE (Power over Ethernet) support and standard network cabling, minimizing separate power requirements and cabling complexity.

Suitable for

• Residential entrance panels for apartment buildings and gated homes
• Commercial building lobbies and office access control
• Gatehouses and perimeter entry points
• Service entrances and secure delivery access

Key specifications

• Flush-mount form factor for recessed installation into walls or panels
• IP-based intercom operation with SIP protocol compatibility
• Two-way voice communication with integrated microphone and speaker
• Support for remote door release control via network command
• PoE-compatible power delivery for simplified installation
• Weather- and tamper-resistant construction suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Compact physical dimensions for limited-space mounting

How to use

Install the Fanvil EX612 by mounting the panel flush into a prepared wall cutout and connecting it to the local IP network using standard Ethernet cabling. Configure SIP account credentials and network settings through the device web interface or centralized provisioning tools to integrate with your SIP-based phone system or IP PBX. Connect the door release relay to the building’s lock mechanism and configure access control parameters so authorized users can open the door remotely after voice verification. Test audio levels and network connectivity before commissioning to ensure reliable communication and proper operation of remote door control functions.

Recommendations

Place the EX612 in a sheltered or recessed location when used outdoors to extend service life. Use Power over Ethernet to reduce cable runs and ensure uninterrupted power with compatible PoE switches or injectors. Regularly verify SIP credentials and firmware updates through your IT or security administrator to maintain interoperability and security.