Networking
The spine: Wi-Fi that doesn't stutter, and a network built right from the start.
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Phone and intercom (VoIP)
Call the family on the third floor without raising your voice — from the kitchen screen straight to their room. The gate bell rings through the whole house and on your phone. And if your office lives at home, your company number rings with you as if you were at your desk.
The options
An in-house exchange linking rooms, gates and phones into one calling network.
Internal calls
Room to room, floor to floor — "lunch is ready" without shouting up the stairs.
Gate integration
The courtyard gate and the front door on one system — answer from any screen or phone.
The home office
Forwarding, auto-attendant and one unified number — a company's polish from your study.
For the engineer in you — how it actually works
- The standard: open SIP — handsets and screens from any maker work on the same exchange, and you're never locked into a closed ecosystem.
- The exchange: a small local IP-PBX in the technical cabinet — internal calls don't need the internet at all.
- Group announcements: paging groups — an "all-house" call to every screen, or to the men's majlis alone.
- The integration: the intercom is a SIP call like any other — so every house screen answers the door, and every phone is an extension.
Before and after the real shoot
From real installs
Who is this for?
The big houseThree floors and an annex — and everyone one button away.
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