Key takeaways Doorking (also known as DKS) is a well-known telephone entry system provider. Doorking offers more than a 10 phone entry system models, which vary in terms of features and functionality. Generally speaking, Doorking telephone entry systems may lack... Read More
Key takeaways: KTES is an audio-first telephone entry system that lets visitors call residents for door or gate release, but it isn’t a native internet or integrated video intercom. Kantech doesn’t publish retail pricing; third-party sellers list the... Read More
Key takeaways Mircom offers three main kinds of telephone entry systems: paper directory models, electronic directory models, and a video telephone access system. Telephone entry systems from Mircom may require a dedicated phone line and lots of wiring, which could... Read More
Key takeaways A gate telephone entry system is a device that enables tenants to use their phones to speak with guests before remotely granting access. The pros of implementing a gate entry system include better security, convenience, remote access, and visitor... Read More
Key takeaways: A residential telephone entry system lets a visitor call a resident or staff member from an entry panel, then releases a connected door or gate after approval. The biggest technical choice is the call path: POTS, cellular, IP or VoIP, or a video-enabled... Read More
Key takeaways The most robust alternative to a commercial telephone entry system is the ButterflyMX video intercom. The three best telephone entry systems are Doorking, SES, and Mircom. A telephone entry system for commercial use is a kind of property access system... Read More
