That is the job of the Fanvil i60K. It is a SIP video door phone with a numeric keypad, one speed-dial call button, a 2MP camera, IP65 outdoor protection, PoE, ONVIF Profile S, Wiegand 26/34, built-in relay, tamper alarm, motion detection, and multiple unlock methods. For Dubai villas, JVC apartment entrances, Business Bay offices, JAFZA warehouses, and staff-only back doors, the keypad is the reason to choose the i60K instead of the simpler i60.

Vector Digital Systems LLC supplies the Fanvil i60K from Dubai for project quantities, villa gate upgrades, office fit-outs, ELV contractors, PABX installers, and access-control teams. We don’t ship it as a loose box and hope the installer works it out on site. On project quantities, we stage it before dispatch: SIP account loaded, call destination tested, relay settings checked, keypad logic agreed, and indoor station or reception-phone calling verified.

What the Fanvil i60K is built to do

The Fanvil i60K is part of Fanvil’s i6 series of high-end video door phones. It is designed for a door, gate, lobby, reception entrance, villa boundary wall, warehouse access point, or shared building entrance where the visitor should speak to someone before the lock opens. The i60K has one speed-dial button for calling a programmed destination and a numeric keypad for PIN entry or direct dialling, depending on how the project is configured.

The camera is a 2MP unit with infrared support and a wide 140-degree diagonal field of view, with 100 degrees horizontal and 57 degrees vertical. That matters at a gate. The caller may stand slightly left of the unit, a courier may hold a parcel in front, or the entrance may be set into a narrow wall recess. The i60K gives the receiving side enough view to identify the visitor before the door is released.

Audio is full-duplex HD. In plain site language: both sides can speak naturally instead of taking turns like a walkie-talkie. The i60K supports SIP 2.0 over UDP, TCP, and TLS, so it can register to a business phone system and call an extension, ring group, reception phone, guard desk, or indoor station. It also supports ONVIF Profile S, which allows the video stream to sit inside a compatible CCTV or NVR design instead of living only on the phone side.

For buyers comparing models, the keypad is the point. The Fanvil i60 is the cleaner single-button model for simple call-and-open entrances. The Fanvil i60K adds keypad entry, which makes it better for tenants, staff, delivery areas, service doors, and sites where not every valid entry should become a phone call.

2 SIP lines — what that means on a door phone

The i60K supports 2 SIP lines. On a desk phone, buyers often think of lines as people taking calls. On a door phone, it is simpler: the door unit can hold SIP account identities and call appearances for entrance calling. It does not mean two visitors can have two separate video conversations at the same outdoor panel at the same time. It means the unit has the account capacity needed for normal door-station routing.

A Dubai office example: the i60K at the main door registers to the office PABX and calls reception during working hours. After hours, the same system can route the call to a guard desk, an indoor station, or a defined extension group, depending on how the PABX is programmed. The door phone is not the SIP trunk. It is the endpoint at the entrance.

A villa example: the i60K at the gate calls an indoor station inside the house or a SIP extension on the owner’s phone system. The keypad lets family, staff, or authorised maintenance teams enter by PIN without making a call. The IC card reader gives the site another controlled method for regular users. The relay opens the lock only after the approved event: PIN, card, DTMF, app command, indoor switch, or programmed release.

Why the keypad changes the project

A call button is fine when every visitor should speak to someone. That is not how most real entrances work. Staff should not call reception every morning. A tenant should not wait outside while the receptionist is away from the desk. A cleaner with approved timing should not need a guard to open the door. A warehouse supervisor should not give a permanent key to every driver who comes twice a week.

The i60K solves that with multiple entry methods. PIN code covers authorised users who do not carry a card. IC card access works for staff, residents, or regular contractors. BLE and app-based opening suit managed sites where mobile access is part of the plan. DTMF allows a user on the receiving phone to press a defined code and open the lock during a live call. Indoor switch input gives the site a local exit button or release point inside the premises.

The device stores up to 10,000 cards, which is more than enough for villas, offices, warehouses, small apartment projects, staff entrances, and many community access points. The card reader supports 13.56 MHz card types including MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, MIFARE DESFire, MIFARE Ultralight, and MIFARE Plus. For access-control contractors, this matters because the door phone is not just a camera with a button. It is also part of the entry method design.

In a mixed office and warehouse site in Dubai Investment Park, for example, reception may answer visitor calls from the front door, warehouse staff may use PIN entry at the loading entrance, and management may use IC cards. One model can support those behaviours without turning every entry into a phone call.

Camera, ONVIF, and the reception view

The i60K outputs H.264 video and supports ONVIF Profile S. For a project buyer, that means the video side can be planned with the security system, not only the phone system. A compatible NVR can receive the door view, while the SIP side calls the reception desk, guard room, indoor station, or operator phone.

This is useful in Dubai sites where the door station belongs to both teams: the ELV contractor wants it on the access-control and CCTV drawings, while the PABX installer wants it to call extensions. The i60K sits at the crossing point. One RJ45 network connection, one outdoor panel, one relay output, video available to the security design, calls available to the phone system.

Pair it with a reception phone that can display door video, or with an indoor station where the user wants a dedicated screen. In offices using Fanvil desk phones, the entrance call can ring reception first and then be routed onward if unanswered. In villa projects, the indoor station pairing gives the resident a direct view of the gate. In warehouses, the guard desk can receive the call while management still has the event visible in the CCTV workflow.

The tamper alarm and motion detection add another layer for entrances exposed to the public. They do not replace the CCTV system or access-control controller, but they help the door station report events instead of behaving like a passive doorbell.

Built for UAE outdoor placement, with correct shade planning

The i60K is rated IP65 and specified for an operating temperature range from -40°C to +70°C. That covers the heat side of UAE outdoor installation, but good placement still matters. A door phone fitted on a west-facing metal gate in direct afternoon sun will age harder than the same unit placed under a small shade or rain cover. We tell contractors this before the wall box is cut.

The body uses ABS + PC material, with a black panel and gunmetal gray housing. It is designed for wall mounting with a bracket or rain cover. The panel size is 70.7 × 30.0 × 149.7 mm, so it suits narrow entrance posts, villa side walls, office doors, and compact gate columns where a larger apartment panel would look out of place.

For UAE sites, we quote the i60K with the parts the job actually needs: door lock interface, PoE plan, indoor station or receiving phone, rain cover requirement, card requirement, and PABX registration details. Supply from Dubai since 2009, with installation coverage across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain.

Power, cabling, and relay planning

The Fanvil i60K is a PoE door phone. It supports 802.3af Class 3, so a PoE switch or PoE injector can power the unit through the network cable. That is the clean way to install it at a gate, office entrance, lobby door, or warehouse access point: one Cat6 cable back to the network, with no exposed power adapter near the outdoor panel.

It also supports 12V DC 1A input where the project design needs local power. For most UAE installations, we still prefer PoE because the power is protected inside the comms room and can be backed by UPS. On a villa gate, apartment lobby, or JAFZA warehouse entrance, that saves the common site argument: “Where do we hide the adapter?”

The access side is just as important as power. The i60K gives the installer 2 short-circuit inputs, 1 short-circuit output, and Wiegand 26/34. That allows common door layouts: exit button inside, door sensor input where required, relay output to the lock circuit, and Wiegand integration where the access-control design calls for it.

Before dispatch, we ask for the lock type, fail-safe or fail-secure behaviour, receiving extension, opening method, and cable path. A door phone should not be treated like a desk phone with a camera. It sits between the PABX, access control, lock power, CCTV view, and the user standing outside in the heat.

Current i60K capabilities project buyers often miss

The i60K has several details that are easy to miss on short UAE reseller listings. One is access method control. The unit is not limited to a call button and relay. It can open the door through PIN code, IC card, BLE, app command, DTMF from the answering phone, or indoor switch input. That gives the project team room to set different entry behaviours for staff, tenants, delivery teams, reception, and security.

Another useful capability is different opening logic for different lock situations. In a two-door or mixed-access plan, not every opening method should behave the same way. A PIN may open one controlled point, a card may open another, and a phone-side command may be reserved for visitor calls. This is the type of detail that matters in apartment lobbies, community service gates, and staff entrances.

The keypad behaviour is also practical on site. The i60K can light the keypad when a person is detected nearby, which helps at night entrances and shaded villa gates. Nobody wants visitors guessing at black keys in a dark porch while reception is trying to answer the call.

For security teams, the HTTP event reporting and snapshot capability around door opening is useful when the wider system needs a record of what happened at the entrance. Pair that with ONVIF Profile S video and the i60K becomes part of the event trail rather than a standalone intercom hanging on the wall.

Video handling has also matured around the i60K family, including 1080P video support and better compatibility with monitoring systems. We keep these details in mind when quoting the unit with indoor stations, reception phones, and NVR-connected projects, because the receiving device is often where weak planning shows up first.

PABX, SIP trunk, indoor station, and NVR compatibility in Dubai

The Fanvil i60K registers as a SIP endpoint. It can call a reception extension, ring group, guard room, indoor station, operator phone, or programmed route on 3CX, Grandstream UCM, Yeastar, Asterisk, and other SIP-based PABX platforms. For UAE businesses using Etisalat or du SIP trunks, the i60K normally sits behind the office PABX rather than registering as the trunk itself.

During staging, we register the SIP account, enter the destination number, test two-way audio, set the opening code, and check the relay timing. For projects using Fanvil indoor stations or Fanvil reception phones, we test the call path before dispatch. For sites with CCTV involvement, we share the ONVIF and stream details with the security contractor so the door view is not left as a last-minute request.

This matters in Dubai fit-outs because the door station is rarely owned by one trade. The ELV contractor mounts it. The access-control contractor wires the lock. The PABX installer registers the SIP account. The IT team controls the switch and VLAN. Vector Digital Systems can supply the i60K with those roles mapped before the unit reaches site.

Fanvil i60, i60K, i61, or i64 — which one fits the entrance?

For reception desks that need to see and answer the entrance call, pair the i60K with a Fanvil video-capable desk phone or indoor station. For a full desk-phone selection, use the Fanvil IP phone range matrix or send us the entrance count and extension plan.

Pricing, stock, staging, and project supply

Fanvil i60K pricing is quoted in AED based on quantity, mounting accessories, PoE requirement, indoor station pairing, lock interface, and installation scope. We do not publish fixed prices because a door-phone job is rarely only the panel. The correct quote may include rain cover, PSU or injector, lock power advice, indoor station, reception phone pairing, and site installation.

Vector Digital Systems LLC is an authorised Fanvil supplier in Dubai, operating since 2009. We support single-villa gate upgrades, office entrance projects, warehouse doors, apartment reception entrances, and multi-site rollouts where the same calling and access logic must be repeated across several doors.

Frequently asked questions

Will the Fanvil i60K work with our 3CX, Grandstream UCM, or Yeastar system?

Yes. The Fanvil i60K registers as a SIP endpoint on 3CX, Grandstream UCM, Yeastar, Asterisk, and other SIP-based PABX platforms. We stage it with the SIP account, call destination, relay code, and test calls before dispatch, so the door phone arrives ready for the site configuration.

Does the Fanvil i60K come with a power adapter, or do I need PoE?

The i60K supports PoE 802.3af Class 3 and 12V DC 1A input. For UAE projects we normally use PoE from the switch or injector. If the site does not have PoE, we quote the correct PSU or PoE injector in the same order.

What do 2 SIP lines mean on the Fanvil i60K?

The 2 SIP lines are SIP account and call-appearance capacity for the door phone. They do not mean two separate visitors hold two video calls at the same outdoor panel at the same time. The i60K is normally registered to call reception, an indoor station, guard room, or a defined extension group.

Fanvil i60K vs Fanvil i60 — what is the difference?

The i60 is the cleaner single-button video door phone for visitor calling. The i60K adds the numeric keypad, making it better for PIN entry, staff access, service doors, apartment entrances, and sites where authorised users should enter without calling reception every time.

Can the Fanvil i60K open our gate or door lock?

Yes. The i60K has relay output for door release and supports opening by PIN, IC card, BLE, app command, DTMF code from the answering phone, or indoor switch input. We confirm the lock type, power method, and fail-safe or fail-secure behaviour before quoting installation.

Does the Fanvil i60K work with our NVR or CCTV system?

Yes, where the NVR supports the required video setup. The i60K supports H.264 video and ONVIF Profile S, so the door camera can be planned with the CCTV system while the SIP side calls reception, security, or an indoor station.

Does Vector Digital Systems configure the Fanvil i60K before delivery?

Yes. For project quantities we stage the i60K before dispatch: SIP registration, call button destination, keypad rules, relay timing, opening code, and test calls. For indoor station or reception-phone pairing, we test the call path before the shipment leaves Dubai.

Is VoIP legal in the UAE and will the Fanvil i60K work with Etisalat or du?

Business VoIP over licensed UAE operators is used under TRA regulation. The i60K normally registers to your PABX, and that PABX connects to Etisalat or du SIP services where required. We configure it for licensed business use, not consumer calling apps.

Is the Fanvil i60K covered under Fanvil warranty in the UAE?

Yes. Vector Digital Systems supplies the i60K with Fanvil manufacturer warranty handling from Dubai. For project deployments, we also keep the quoted configuration details on record so warranty support is tied to the installed use case.

Who is the supplier of Fanvil i60K in Dubai?

Vector Digital Systems LLC is an authorised Fanvil supplier in Dubai, UAE, operating since 2009. We supply the Fanvil i60K with staging, provisioning, installation support, warranty handling, and supplier documentation for procurement teams, ELV contractors, PABX installers, and system integrators.

What is the best Fanvil video door phone for keypad access in Dubai?

For a villa gate, office entrance, staff door, or apartment access point that needs both video calling and keypad entry, the Fanvil i60K is the right Fanvil choice. It gives 2 SIP lines, a 2MP camera, numeric keypad, IC card access, PoE, IP65 protection, ONVIF Profile S, and relay control. Choose the i60 if no keypad is required, or step to the i64 for heavier access-control briefs.

Does Vector Digital Systems export Fanvil i60K from Dubai?

Yes. We export Fanvil i60K door phones from Dubai to telecom resellers, ELV contractors, and PABX installers across Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Nigeria, and Ghana. FOB Dubai pricing is available with commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and Fanvil manufacturer warranty documentation.

Supply and installation across all 7 UAE emirates

Vector Digital Systems supplies and installs Fanvil i60K video door phones across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain. We support villa gate upgrades, office entrances, apartment lobby doors, warehouse staff entrances, and free zone projects in DMCC, JLT, Business Bay, Dubai Internet City, JAFZA, DIP, and Dubai South.

For UAE projects, we can quote the i60K with indoor stations, Fanvil reception phones, compatible power accessories, mounting accessories, card quantities, and installation. For multi-site buyers, the same door-phone template can be repeated across branches so the call flow, PIN rules, and reception behaviour stay consistent.

MEA export from Dubai

Vector Digital Systems exports Fanvil i60K video door phones from Dubai for telecom resellers, ELV contractors, PABX installers, and security integrators across the Gulf and Africa. Common export enquiries include Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Nigeria, and Ghana.

Export quotes are issued FOB Dubai with commercial invoice, packing list, and certificate of origin. For project shipments, share the quantity, destination country, PoE requirement, indoor-station requirement, and whether the order is for resale, installation, or a multi-site rollout.