Underwall-mount IP Video Door Station DoorBird D1101V — RAL 7016 finish

The DoorBird D1101V underwall-mount IP video door station in RAL 7016 finish is a networked access control unit designed for installation at lower wall level. It offers real-time video monitoring and two-way audio communication over IP, allowing remote verification and interaction with visitors. The compact weather-resistant housing and dark grey RAL 7016 coating suit both residential and commercial entry points where discreet, reliable video door communication is required.

Advantages

The DoorBird D1101V provides live video streaming and clear two-way audio through IP connectivity, enabling immediate visitor identification and communication from remote devices. Its underwall mounting format creates a low-profile installation that is less obtrusive and can be placed at child-accessible height or integrated into architectural features. The RAL 7016 finish offers a neutral, professional appearance that resists dirt visibility. Integration with IP-based access systems supports remote unlocking and event logging, simplifying site management.

Suitable for

• Residential entrance gates and house walls where lower mounting is preferred
• Apartment building entry points with integrated intercom systems
• Commercial premises requiring monitored entry and remote access control
• Renovations or new installations that need a discrete underwall-mounted video station

Key specifications

• Mounting type: underwall / lower wall installation
• Video: IP-based real-time video streaming suitable for remote monitoring
• Audio: two-way audio communication over network connection
• Finish: RAL 7016 (dark grey) weather-resistant housing
• Connectivity: network (IP) integration with access control systems
• Usage environment: suitable for outdoor installation with appropriate sealing

How to use

Install the DoorBird D1101V into a prepared underwall recess or mounting box at the recommended lower height, ensuring correct sealing and cable routing for network and power connections. Configure network settings and pair the device with your IP-based access system or DoorBird application according to the manufacturer's setup procedure. Use the integrated camera and microphone/speaker for live visitor verification from a connected smartphone, tablet or management station. If required, connect to compatible door release hardware to enable remote unlocking.

Recommendations

Position the unit where the camera view covers the primary approach path and where the underwall height provides the best angle for visitor identification. Ensure network security by using strong passwords and updated firmware. For outdoor exposure, verify that the mounting location and sealing meet local weatherproofing requirements.