Akuvox R20A (Black) 1‑Button IP Video Door Phone | Melbourne
A compact palm‑size SIP video door phone designed for narrow door frames, gates and office entries in Melbourne.
Built on a stable Linux platform with a 2MP wide‑angle camera, RFID/NFC access, and PoE for clean, reliable installs.
$391.00+GST
Includes 3‑year warranty & support. Surface mount bracket included.
Price checked (public listings)
2MP wide‑angle camera
Clear visitor video with auto lighting and IR support for low‑light entries.
RFID/NFC access control
Built‑in card reader supports 13.56MHz (NFC) and 125kHz credentials.
PoE simplifies installs
IEEE802.3af PoE or 12V DC power for flexible wiring at doors and gates.
SIP + ONVIF compatible
Integrates with SIP PBX/softphones and many surveillance/NVR platforms via ONVIF.
Melbourne installs: R20A is ideal for narrow frames, gates and office entries where a full directory station is overkill. We can configure SIP calling to indoor monitors, IP phones or mobile apps, and wire relays to electric strikes or gates.
Keywords:
Akuvox R20A
· SIP IP video door phone · facial recognition door station · SIP video door phone
Technical Specifications
Quick Specs
Display
No screen. 1 physical call button with backlight.
Cameras
2MP CMOS camera with auto lighting, wide-angle 110°(H) / 58°(V) + IR for low light.
Connectivity
Ethernet 10/100 RJ45. SIP + ONVIF/RTSP compatible for intercom & video integration.
Power
IEEE802.3af PoE or 12V DC power (if not using PoE).
Outdoor rating
IP65 weatherproof, vandal-resistant metal body.
Relays & I/O
2 relay outputs, 2 inputs, RS485 and Wiegand for access hardware integration.
Access methods
RFID card reader supports 13.56MHz (NFC) and 125kHz credentials + relay unlock via SIP/DTMF.
Operating temp
-30°C to +60°C (storage -40°C to +70°C).
In Melbourne projects, we deploy the R20A for narrow door frames, office entries and gate posts where you still want SIP calling, clear video and relay-based door control.
Why Choose This Akuvox Intercom in Melbourne
Built for real entries
1
Faster visitor handling
Answer from indoor phones or mobile clients and unlock remotely to keep deliveries moving.
2
Safer access control
Offline facial recognition with anti‑spoof dual cameras plus card, PIN, BLE and QR options.
3
Fits narrow installs
Palm-size form factor suits tight spaces on pillars and door frames, while PoE keeps wiring simple.
4
Integrates cleanly
SIP and ONVIF support for VoIP and video integrations, plus RS485/Wiegand for access hardware.
Our Seamless Installation Process
Step-by-step
1
Site check
Confirm mounting position, power route, and confirm the best mounting (surface/flush) and power (PoE/12V) for your site.
2
Mount + wiring
Install surface mount kit, connect PoE (802.3af) or 12V DC and complete secure weather sealing.
3
System setup
SIP accounts, directory, unlock rules, relays, schedules and access credentials.
4
Handover
Testing, user training, and a clean handover so your entry works from day one.
Tip: If you’re mounting on a metal gate post or exposed surface, we’ll recommend rain cover and correct sealing to keep the IP65 rating effective.
Request Your Free Installation Quote
Fast response
Share your address type (apartment / office / gate), preferred unlock method (face, card, PIN, BLE), and whether you need surface or flush mounting. We will respond with a clear scope and installation quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
10 FAQs
Yes. R20A is a compact SIP IP door phone designed for tight install spaces, making it a strong fit for houses, office entries, and gate posts where you need reliable calling and controlled unlocking.
Yes. Because it’s SIP-based, it can be configured to call indoor monitors, SIP phones/softphones, and supported app setups depending on your system design.
Yes. It supports IEEE802.3af PoE for power and data over one cable, and it can also be powered via 12V DC when PoE is not available.
It uses a 2MP wide-angle camera with auto lighting and IR support, so you can identify visitors in typical day/night entry conditions.
The built-in reader supports 13.56MHz (NFC) and 125kHz credentials, which covers many common site card formats.
Yes. It provides relay outputs that can be wired to door or gate hardware. We’ll confirm lock type, power, and safety requirements during the site check.
It’s IP65-rated for dust and water resistance. Correct mounting, sealing, and optional rain covers help maintain long-term performance outdoors.
Often yes, because it supports SIP. Compatibility depends on your PBX/provider and how you want calls routed and answered.
It supports ONVIF/RTSP on many deployments, which can help integrate door video into compatible NVRs and surveillance software.
Mounting (surface or flush), PoE/12V power, network setup, relay wiring to locks, SIP configuration, access card enrollment, and full testing with your answering devices.
Price Check Snapshot
Market reference
We referenced publicly visible Australian listings for the Akuvox R20A (Black). A current public listing shows $399.00 AUD + tax , while other retailers list around $414.00 + GST and up to $450.00 AUD depending on bundle and warranty. For a like‑for‑like quote (same colour, mounting bracket, warranty), send it through and we will try to match.
