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BPT PLX Intercom Solutions - Advanced Security & Communication Systems
PLX is the brand new range of hands-free audio or audio/video entry receivers with a hi-performance speaker that provides loud ringtone as well as crisp audio.
Where video is an option for the system, a 5" colour display creates crystal clear images from the entry panel feed. It has a resolution of 480 x 272 pixel and it's equipped with OSD technology for brightness, contrast and colour adjustment.
THE WI-FI CONNECTED VERSION PLX WIFI allows you pick up the video entry call directly from your smartphone. You can talk to the person who is ringing and you can open the gate or the entrance door even if you are not home. Thanks to a standard Wi-Fi Internet
connection, it is possible to pick up the call from every room in the house, from the garden or while you are far away, in the office or stuck in the traffic.
PLX WIFI is equipped with an integrated Wi-Fi module that connects to any domestic router for accessing the Internet. Simply installing the CAME VIDEOENTRY APP on one or
more devices, it is possible to get free access to this function.
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