Camera at the entrance, two‑way call, gate or door release from mobile and indoor unit. We design and install video intercoms to be reliable, clear, and pleasant to use – not just another technical gadget.
A video intercom makes sense when it truly eases access to your home: you see who is ringing, you can talk to the visitor, open comfortably, and don't have to deal with technology every other week. That's exactly what we focus on.
What matters is the distance to the gate, light at the entrance, cabling, and how the house is used. We design a solution that is convenient for everyday life – not just nice in a catalogue.
A video intercom is not about receiving twenty unnecessary notifications a day. We set up calls, access, and alerts so that the system helps you – not bothers you.
Everything at the entrance is visible. We pay attention to cable routing, placement of the outdoor unit, and to ensure the result looks professional and lasts for years.
Today a video intercom, tomorrow maybe another unit, a better entrance, connection to a lock, or integration with other technology. We think ahead so that today's decision doesn't hold you back in a few years.
Smart video doorbells for houses and flats
A video doorbell makes sense only when you not only hear the courier but also see them clearly – even at night or against backlight. We design solutions that connect you with visitors via mobile, wherever you are. For rock‑solid video stability, we rely on proper wired connections and strong internet and Wi‑Fi.
From the first inquiry to a functioning video intercom, mobile app, and comfortable entrance release. No chaos and no feeling that you'll have to figure everything out yourself after installation.
Tell us whether you have a house, flat, or cottage, where the entrance is, and what you expect from the system: mobile, monitor, gate release, night overview, or a clean upgrade of an existing solution.
We propose the appropriate type of video intercom, placement of the outdoor unit, control method, and integration with the lock or gate. We don't just solve the device, but the whole entrance as a functional unit.
We take care of cabling, mounting of units, connecting the entrance, and clean technical execution. The goal is a reliable installation that does not spoil the look of the house.
We set up the mobile app, calls, users, modes, and any notifications. Everything is fine‑tuned so that the system works for your household, not just 'on paper'.
We show you how to control it, open the entrance, use the mobile, and handle common scenarios. After handover, you know what to do and you use the system to its full potential.
It's not just about seeing who is at the entrance. A well‑designed video intercom saves you steps, gives you better overview of deliveries, visitors, and activity at the gate, and works best when integrated with entry systems, home cameras or sensibly prepared cabling for future expansion.
A 2025 national survey in the Netherlands showed that users of smart doorbells most appreciate convenience and a greater sense of security. In practice, this means less unnecessary walking to the door, faster reaction to couriers, and better insight into who is actually at the house.
A 2025 USPS OIG report highlights that at least 58 million packages were stolen in 2024 alone. A video doorbell with mobile doesn't just give you an image – it gives you the ability to react immediately, talk to the visitor or delivery person, and keep the entrance under control even remotely.
Recent security reports show that the best results come not from an isolated "box by the door", but from a layered solution: video intercom, properly solved lock or gate, sensible cabling, and depending on the house, integration with an alarm or additional cameras. That's exactly why we treat the whole entrance as a functional unit.
Research from 2025 also shows that people often worry about privacy with smart doorbells. That's why during installation we ensure correct viewing angle, sensible notifications, proper lighting at the entrance, and that the system doesn't capture more than necessary. For new builds or renovations, this is best addressed during preparation for cameras and alarms, or together with home electrical installation or, for more complex projects, with access control systems.
From the first inquiry to a functioning video intercom, mobile app, and comfortable entrance release. No chaos and no feeling that you'll have to figure everything out yourself after installation.
Tell us whether you have a house, flat, or cottage, where the entrance is, and what you expect from the system: mobile, monitor, gate release, night overview, or a clean upgrade of an existing solution.
We propose the appropriate type of video intercom, placement of the outdoor unit, control method, and integration with the lock or gate. We don't just solve the device, but the whole entrance as a functional unit.
We take care of cabling, mounting of units, connecting the entrance, and clean technical execution. The goal is a reliable installation that does not spoil the look of the house.
We set up the mobile app, calls, users, modes, and any notifications. Everything is fine‑tuned so that the system works for your household, not just 'on paper'.
We show you how to control it, open the entrance, use the mobile, and handle common scenarios. After handover, you know what to do and you use the system to its full potential.
We don't sell a universal "box for everything". A video intercom is used differently for a family house, a flat, or when renovating the entrance. That's why we focus mainly on the customer's specific situation.
The most common scenario: someone rings at the gate, you see the image, talk to the visitor, and open according to the situation. Convenience for the family, better overview, and less unnecessary walking to the entrance.
Even in a smaller property, a video intercom makes sense when you want to know who is at the door and have comfortable access via a unit or mobile. The key is to choose a simple and clear solution.
When the entrance is already being renovated, it makes sense to solve it properly: video intercom, lock, cabling, and preparation for the future. The result is more aesthetic and without further improvisations after the house is finished.
It's not about the longest list of features. It's about making the entrance clear, safe, and convenient for everyday life. That's why we focus on the things the customer actually uses.
see who is at the entrance before you open
two‑way call without running to the door
gate or door release with one click
mobile and indoor unit according to your usage style
alert setup without annoying spam
correct placement for night vision and backlight
clean technical solution instead of improvisation
possibility to connect to other entrance components
Every entrance is different, but to give you an idea: from a simple video doorbell to a more comfortable solution for a family house. The final design is always tailored to the house, the entrance, and your habits.
Video at the entrance + basic convenience for a flat, smaller house, or cottage.
The most common solution for a house with a gate and daily family life.
More convenience, more control, and better readiness for the future.
Describe your house, the entrance, and what you expect from the system. We'll prepare a solution that makes sense technically, visually, and for the future.
Family houses, flats, cottages, renovations, and new entrances. Ostrava, MSK and surroundings.
With a video intercom, it's not just about the device. What matters is placement at the entrance, quality of cabling, integration with the lock or gate, and the overall look of the installation. We do it so that it looks good at the house and works for years.
A regular doorbell just rings. A video doorbell or video intercom adds a camera, two‑way communication, and an app. In practice, this means you see the visitor and can open the gate remotely. For maximum security, we recommend combining these systems with camera systems for a broader overview of the surroundings of your home.
Yes, it's a matter of convenience and safety. You don't have to go to the gate to find out who is ringing – which is appreciated by children or couriers. A video intercom is also an ideal complement to a Jablotron alarm, as it forms the first line of protection for your entrance.
Yes, if the system is connected to an electric strike. For this function to work reliably, it's essential to have stable internet and Wi‑Fi at the gate and inside the house. Then you can let the visitor in with one click in the app, even when you're not at home.
It's up to you. Some people prefer just the mobile, but an indoor unit offers higher reliability independent of the phone. During the design, we also address the overall structured cabling in the house so that both the monitor and mobile work without video dropouts.
It won't, if we configure the system correctly. We set up detection zones so that the app doesn't alert you to every cat or car. If you are building a new house, we recommend early preparation for cameras and alarms, which ensures optimal positioning of sensors and the camera.
Often yes – we look for ways to use existing conduits or wireless components. For older houses, we often combine the installation with electrical inspections to ensure that the power supply for the new system is safe and meets standards.
Absolutely. At the stage when we are dealing with new build electrical installation or electrical installation renovation, cables can be hidden in the walls. The result is more aesthetic, more reliable, and ready for future expansion.
We prefer wired solutions because video transmission requires a stable data flow. If you cannot run new cables, we check the condition of existing wiring as part of electrical installations and inspections and propose the most suitable technology (e.g., 2‑wire).
Yes, if the camera is correctly positioned. Mounting height and elimination of backlight are important. This detailed design is part of our entry systems, where we ensure the image is usable in any weather and lighting.
Ringing on the indoor monitor works locally even without internet. However, the mobile app requires a connection. The stability of the outdoor unit's connection is handled in the internet and Wi‑Fi section, so that the video on your mobile doesn't stutter.
Yes. Our systems are modular. You can start with one entrance and later add another unit upstairs or integrate the system with Jablotron security to automatically turn on lights when someone rings.
The price depends on the type of device and the complexity of the cabling. For new builds, we recommend looking at the inspection for final approval section, where we often handle the video intercom as part of the overall inspection report for authorities and insurance.
