Escene IS710-P IP Door Phone for High-Security Facilities

Facilities with strict security requirements — banks, metro stations, power plants, or correctional facilities — need a rugged IP door phone that can withstand vandalism and demanding environmental conditions. The Escene IS710-P is a SIP door phone built specifically for integration into VoIP-based telephony solutions, with a single dedicated SIP account for direct communication with a security post or reception desk. Its aluminum alloy housing, protected against water and dust, makes the device suitable for outdoor installation or high-traffic areas.

The vandal-resistant construction, with an aluminum alloy panel and impact-resistant buttons, supports a long service life even in locations exposed to heavy use or tampering attempts. IP65 certification provides full protection against dust and water jets, allowing the unit to be surface-mounted or flush-mounted into the wall to reduce the risk of unauthorized access to the wiring. The built-in speaker and high-sensitivity microphone support a dedicated emergency call function with two-way full-duplex voice communication, critical in urgent situations.

Power can be supplied either via PoE or from an external power source, offering flexibility during installation depending on the existing infrastructure. The device supports direct IP calling without a SIP proxy, along with primary and backup SIP servers for continued operation during network disruptions. Business telephony features such as call hold, call forwarding, 3-way conferencing, and do-not-disturb mode allow the door phone to fit into existing security or reception workflows, while the multi-language web interface simplifies remote administration.

It's recommended for access control in banking facilities, metro stations, power plants, mining sites, and correctional institutions, where reliability and physical durability matter as much as communication functionality. The programmable DSS key allows quick-dial setup to a security post or dispatch center, and support for additional access devices, such as card readers, extends functionality for more complex access control scenarios.