Shop intercom systems for houses, flats and commercial buildings: complete audio and video door intercom kits, monitors, handsets and door stations from Videx, Comelit, Hikvision, Paxton and CDVI.
Intercom systems we stock
- GSM intercoms: Videx 4K and VR4K 4G GSM audio kits call residents' phones over the mobile network, e.g. the Videx 2 Button VR 4K 4G GSM Audio Kit with Codelock.
- 2-wire video intercom kits: panel and monitor on a two-wire bus, such as the Hikvision 2-Wire HD Video Intercom Kit and the Videx ERA 2-Wire Videokit.
- IP video intercoms: network door stations and touchscreen indoor stations, e.g. the Hikvision DS-KIS604-P(C) IP Video Intercom Kit.
- Audio door entry kits: multi-user kits such as the Comelit 4 User Ultra Audio 2-Wire Kit with Keypad and Videx 3-Way Surface Kit.
- Video building kits: the Comelit 2 User Switch Building Kit with Logos Monitor.
- Paxton Entry: panels and monitors that work standalone or alongside Paxton Net2 access control, such as the Entry Touch Panel and Entry Premium Monitor.
- Monitors, handsets and door stations: extra or replacement units, e.g. the CDVI 2EASY 7" WiFi Monitor, Hikvision villa door stations and Videx VR panels.
For back boxes, rain shields and brackets see door entry accessories. Modules and control units are in our full door entry systems range; readers and maglocks are under access control.
How to choose an intercom system
- Audio or video: video shows the caller before you release the door; audio is simpler.
- Cabling: GSM needs no cable to each flat but needs a SIM and good signal; 2-wire keeps wiring simple; IP suits networked sites with PoE.
- Number of users: check call buttons and how far the system expands.
- Door release and power: check lock outputs and whether a PSU is included.
- Mounting: flush or surface; vandal resistant (VR) for exposed entrances.
Why buy from JEM Systems UK
Every intercom we sell is genuine, brand new and factory sealed, with fast, tracked UK delivery. Browse by brand: Videx, Comelit, Hikvision, Paxton and CDVI.
Intercom system FAQs
What does an intercom system do?
A visitor presses a call button, the occupant answers on a handset, monitor or phone, talks to (and with video, sees) the caller and can release the door.
What is the difference between a door intercom and a door entry system?
The terms overlap. A door entry system is an intercom linked to a lock release, often with codes, fobs or cards added.
Do GSM intercoms need a phone line?
No. It uses a SIM card on the mobile network to call set phone numbers, so it needs good signal at the panel but no landline.
Can I add extra monitors to a video intercom kit?
Usually, if the monitor is from the same system; the Videx ERA kit supports up to 4 videophones per apartment.
