Basic Home Communication

A basic home intercommunication system can be as simple as a doorbell or buzzer at your gate or front door that is connected to one or multiple panels inside your home allowing you to communicate with visitors. More advanced systems can include features that allow you to release a gate lock or front door giving your guests access to portions of your property or home.

Whole House Communication Systems

A whole house intercommunication system is a house hold system that allows you to call members of the family to dinner or to summon someone for a phone call. Security features include a front-door speaker that allows you to talk with a visitor before opening the door. Other popular features include a radio/ CD/ MP3 allowing you to play music throughout your house.

Most whole house intercom systems have one major focal point, the master station where the music system is typically managed, and then includes substations throughout various rooms in your home