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Door Station Catalogue in Melbourne

A door station is the outdoor part of an intercom system: visitors press a button, you see and talk to them, and you can open the door or gate from inside or from your phone. This category covers single-button, multi-button, keypad and touchscreen door stations and intercom kits from brands SIPKO Security supplies and installs, so you can compare call buttons, camera, access options and mounting before choosing hardware. The right door station is chosen for the entrance: how many homes or tenants it serves, how visitors and residents get in, and how exposed it is to weather. Browse the catalogue, then request a quote for supply and installation across Melbourne.

  • Button, keypad & touchscreen
  • Card, PIN & face access
  • Answer from your phone
  • Licensed installer · Z47-808-30S
  • Brighton based, no subcontracting

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Browse door stations by type and brand

Use the filters to compare door station style and brand, then request a quote for the model that fits the entrance. The right choice depends on the number of call buttons, keypad or card access, the camera view, wiring type and weather protection.

Benefits of buying

What a well-chosen door station gives Melbourne homes, apartments and businesses.

See who is there before you open

A video door station shows you the visitor on an indoor monitor or your phone, so you decide whether to open the door.

Answer from anywhere

App-connected door stations let you talk to couriers or guests and open the door even when you are not home.

Easier entry for residents and staff

Keypad, card, Bluetooth or face access lets approved people come in without a key, while visitors still call first.

One entrance for many homes

Multi-button and touchscreen door stations serve apartments and shared buildings, with each resident called directly.

A record of callers

Many door stations save a snapshot or clip of each call, which helps if a delivery goes missing or a visitor causes trouble.

Cost of not buying

What you leave open when visitors reach the door without being seen or checked first.

Opening the door blind

Without a camera at the entrance, you open the door before knowing who is there, which is a real concern for older residents living alone.

Missed deliveries and visitors

A plain doorbell cannot be answered when you are out, so couriers leave and visitors assume nobody is home.

Keys copied or lost

Relying only on keys means lost or copied keys can let people in long after they should have lost access.

Ageing systems failing

Old analogue intercoms often fail with no spare parts available, leaving a building with no working entry system until it is replaced.

How to choose

Door station choice should follow the entrance. Compare models by call buttons, access options, camera view and mounting before you buy hardware.

Number of call buttons

A single-button station suits one home. Multi-button, keypad directory or touchscreen stations suit duplexes, apartments and shared commercial entrances.

How people get in

Decide whether residents and staff use a PIN, card, fob, Bluetooth, QR code or face recognition, and choose a door station that supports it.

IP or 2-wire wiring

IP door stations use network cable and suit new installs. 2-wire models reuse existing intercom cabling, which can save a lot of work when upgrading an older building.

Camera view

A wide-angle camera helps see visitors standing close or off to the side. Check the viewing angle and night vision for the entrance lighting.

Mounting and weather

Choose flush (in-wall) or surface (on-wall) mounting to suit the wall, and add a rain cover or vandal-resistant model for exposed or public entrances.

Frequently Asked Questions

The door station is the outdoor unit with the call button and camera. A kit bundles a door station with an indoor monitor, and sometimes a power supply or switch, so everything needed for a basic system comes together.

Yes, with an app-connected door station. You can see and talk to the visitor and open the door or gate remotely.

Often, yes. 2-wire door stations and monitors can reuse existing two-core intercom cabling. We check the wiring on site before recommending a model.

A multi-button, keypad directory or touchscreen station, paired with an indoor monitor or app for each apartment and card or PIN access for residents.

Yes. SIPKO Security is a licensed installer based in Brighton (licence Z47-808-30S, Victoria Security Institute). We supply genuine hardware and handle the install directly, with no subcontracting, for homes, retail sites, offices, warehouses and yards across Melbourne.

This is the door station category catalogue and a selection overview. SIPKO Security also supplies, installs and services the system in Melbourne. Use the quote form with your suburb, property type and the products you are considering, or call 0406 432 691.

Ask about door stations for your entrance

Tell us about the entrance, how many homes or tenants it serves and how people should get in. SIPKO Security can help compare practical options for product selection, installation planning, upgrade, repair or maintenance across Melbourne.

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