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Fibaro

FIBARO Intercom

FIBARO Intercom

FGIC-001
£746.67
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Fibaro Intercom can show you everyone who has arrived at your doorstep with a 180-degree high-definition view and night vision.

This modern-looking, high-gloss device can be placed near the front door or gate to look after your safety.

The Intercom allows to control two gates, which might be opened using assigned PIN codes on rotating ring, holding up a phone towards the device or using dedicated app to do it remotely.

The recordings can be stored on a SD card.
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INTERCOM

The amazing guardian of your home

Multifunctional device

Like a djinni from the Arabian Nights, FIBARO Intercom is truly indestructible and ready for all the challenges and discomforts of life, the list of its skills will long continue to surprise you.

Features

  • Rotating ring used for PIN codes,
  • Two relay outputs (for gates)
  • Full HD video resolution (1080p/30fps)
  • Ultra-wide-angle lens (180°)
  • IR illumination (for night view),
  • Noise-canceling microphones
  • Speaker & Proximity sensor.

Technical Data

  • Power supply: 12V DC and/or 48V PoE
  • DC supply parameters: 12V +/- 10%, 1A LPS
  • PoE parameters (PSE): 36-57V, 350mA (802.3af, Class 0)
  • Power consumption: up to 5W
  • Conductor cross-section: 0.14 … 0.34 mm² (AWG 26 … AWG 22)
  • Communication protocols: Ethernet 10/100BASE-TX, Wi-Fi a/b/g/n 2.4/5GHz, Bluetooth® low energy
  • Radio transmit power (EIRP): up to 10 dBm (BLE) up to 19.2 dBm (WiFi 2.4 GHz) up to 19.7 dBm (WiFi 5 GHz)
  • Ethernet cable category: CAT-5e
  • Recommended minimum Internet connection bandwidth: 5 Mbit/s upload speed5 Mbit/s download speed
  • Terminals: N1, N2TMPR1, R2NC, max. 5V/1mA, dry contact NC, max. 12V DC/50mA, isolated max. 30V/1A (SELV), relay
  • Operating temperature: -30°C – 40°
  • CIP protection class: IP54
  • External dimensions of on-wall part (Ø x depth): 85 x 37 mm
  • Installation box dimensions (Ø x depth): 65 x 75 mm
  • Weight: 420g

Frequently Asked Questions

 Can I integrate my device with the FIBARO System?

Yes, by using a plugin. It allows you to view camera image, start recording and open connected gates. Additionally, Intercom can be used in scenes.

 Can I stream the camera image to other devices?

Yes, for example surveillance stations. You need to use:

  • IP address of Intercom,
  • Port 8080,
  • MJPEG stream url “/live/mjpeg”,
  • Your local access login credentials.

Does the device uses HDR?

Yes, but it can be disabled. HDR (high dynamic range) image is an image with higher dynamic range. It emulates human perception, allowing for brighter shades and darker highlights.

Why the Intercom app requires Bluetooth to be enabled?

The app uses Bluetooth proximity detection to open the gate, but it can be disabled in app settings.

Why do not I see Intercom notifications on my Apple Watch?

When your iPhone is unlocked, notifications will appear on the screen of your iPhone, instead of your Apple Watch. Read more:https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204791

Can I use Intercom in FIBARO Home Center 2 Lua scenes

Yes, use following commands:

Remember: Change [IntercomID] with ID of your Intercom in FIBARO System

See also some Lua scene examples.

To trigger the scene on button or ring action, put under events in scene triggers:
Button pushed %% events
[ItercomID] DevicePropertyUpdatedEvent buttonTwoIsPressed true
Ring pulled

%% events
[ItercomID] DevicePropertyUpdatedEvent buttonOneIsPressed true
Ring pulled %% events
[ItercomID] DevicePropertyUpdatedEvent buttonThreeIsPressed true

To trigger scene when incorret PIN is entered, put under properties in scene triggers:
%% properties [ItercomID] incorrect Pin Last Typed

To trigger scene whenever relay changed state, put under properties in scene triggers:
1st relay %% properties
[ItercomID] firstRelayIsOpen 2nd relay [ItercomID] secondRelayIsOpen

To check if 1st relay was opened/closed (depending if Normally Closed / Normally Open), put in if statement:
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “firstRelayIsOpen”) == “1” ) then — code to execute end
OR
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “firstRelayIsOpen”) == “0” ) then — code to execute end


To check if 2nd relay was opened/closed (depending if Normally Closed / Normally Open), put in if statement:
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “secondRelayIsOpen”) == “1” ) then — code to execute end
OR
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “secondRelayIsOpen”) == “0” ) then — code to execute end

To trigger scene whenever proximity sensor changed state, put under properties in scene triggers:
%% properties
[ItercomID] proxymityStateChanged

To check if device is close, put in if statement:
if ( fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “proxymityStateChanged”) == “1” ) then
— code to execute end

To check if device is far, put in if statement:
if ( fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “proxymityStateChanged”) == “0” ) then
— code to execute end

To trigger scene whenever one of the users came, put under properties in scene triggers:
%% properties
[ItercomID] recentlyCame

To to execute code depending on who came, compare in if statement with username:
if ( fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “recentlyCame”) == “your@email.com”) then
— code to execute
end

To check what changed state of relay, put in if statement:
By entering PIN
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “lastRelayStateChangedMethod”) == “PIN-ENTERED” ) then
— code to execute end

Using app or API
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “lastRelayStateChangedMethod”) == “WS-API” ) then
— code to execute end

Using proximity sensor
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “lastRelayStateChangedMethod”) == “BLE” ) then — code to execute end

Using connected button
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “lastRelayStateChangedMethod”) == “NO/NC” ) then — code to execute end

To trigger scene when one of the tampers changed state, put under properties in scene triggers:
%% properties [ItercomID] tamper

To check if tamper is breached, put in if statement:
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “tamper”) == “1” ) then
— code to execute end

To ckeck if tamper is safe, put in if statement:
if (fibaro:getValue([ItercomID], “tamper”) == “0” ) then — code to execute end

To send snapshot from Intercom to admin via email, call action:
fibaro:call([ItercomID], “sendCameraImageToAdminEmail”)

To open/close 1st relay (depending if Normally Closed / Normally Open), call action:
fibaro:call([ItercomID], “openDoor1”)

To open/close 2nd relay (depending if Normally Closed / Normally Open), call action:
fibaro:call([ItercomID], “openDoor2”)

To start recording, call action:
fibaro:call([ItercomID], “startRecording”)

To stop recording, call action:
fibaro:call([ItercomID], “stopRecording”)