IP video door station DoorBird D1101V Stainless Steel V2A under-counter, IP intercom, PoE

DoorBird D1101V Stainless Steel V2A under-counter is an IP video door station designed for flush installation in residential and commercial entrances. The unit integrates a networked video camera and two-way audio for visitor identification and access control. Compatible with Power over Ethernet (PoE), it connects to IP networks and intercom systems to provide remote door communication, event notifications, and secure entry management without requiring separate power cabling.

Advantages

The stainless steel V2A housing delivers corrosion resistance and a durable surface suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use. Network connectivity via PoE simplifies installation and centralizes power and data over a single cable. Built for integration, the device supports common IP intercom protocols and can be combined with access control hardware and management software. Its compact under-counter form factor allows discreet, flush mounting in building façades, door frames, or reception areas.

Suitable for

• Residential entryways and multi-dwelling apartment buildings
• Small and medium commercial premises such as offices and clinics
• Reception desks or concierge points requiring flush-mounted intercoms
• Access control integration with IP-based security systems

Key specifications

• Housing material: stainless steel V2A for corrosion resistance
• Installation type: under-counter / flush mounting
• Video: integrated network camera for live monitoring and visitor identification
• Audio: two-way audio with microphone and loudspeaker for conversation
• Network: IP connectivity supporting integration with IP intercom systems
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) support for combined data and power
• Use environment: suitable for residential and commercial entry points

How to use

Install the DoorBird D1101V into a prepared flush mounting box or recess according to the building’s wiring plan. Connect the device to the IP network using an Ethernet cable; use a PoE-capable switch or injector to supply power and data on the same cable. Configure network settings and any required intercom or access control integration through the device’s configuration interface or management software. Position the camera and set audio levels so visitors are clearly visible and audible from the intended calling location and the receiving station.

Recommendations

Select a weather-protected mounting location if the unit is placed in exposed external areas and ensure the flush cavity allows for correct cable routing and drain paths. Use a managed PoE switch to monitor power usage and simplify network configuration. Regularly check the stainless steel surface for surface contaminants and clean with manufacturer-recommended mild cleaners to preserve finish and functionality.