» Intercom System For Flats – 608M-I8 – DNAKE Detail:
1. The 4.3'' indoor monitor can receive a call from villa station or doorbell.
2. Max. 8 alarm zones, such as fire detector, smoke detector, door sensor or siren etc., can be connected to increase home security.
3. Arming or disarming can be realized by one button.
4. In case of emergency, press the SOS button for 3 seconds to send alarm to management center.
5. With 485 communication protocol and differential signaling transmission, it has long-range transmission distance and strong capacity of resisting disturbance.
| Physical Property | |
| MCU | T530EA |
| Flash | SPI Flash 16M-Bit |
| Frequency Range | 400Hz~3400Hz |
| Display | 4.3" TFT LCD, 480x272 |
| Display Type | Capacitive |
| Button | Mechanical button |
| Device Size | 192x130x16.5mm |
| Power | DC30V |
| Standby power | 0.7W |
| Rated Power | 6W |
| Temperature | -10℃ - +55℃ |
| Humidity | 20%-93% |
| IP Glass | IP30 |
| Features | |
| Call with Outdoor Station& Management Center | Yes |
| Monitor Outdoor Station | Yes |
| Remotely unlock | Yes |
| Mute, Do Not Disturb | Yes |
| External Alarm Device | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes(8 Zones) |
| Chord Ring Tone | Yes |
| External Door Bell | Yes |
| Message Receiving | Yes(Optional) |
| Snapshot | Yes(Optional) |
| Elevator Linkage | Yes(Optional) |
| Ringing Volume | Yes |
| Brightness /Contrast | Yes |
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