How many times have you been interrupted by a knock on the door only to find that it is someone trying to sell you something that you don't want
? When combined with a camera and monitor, a Video Intercom System allows you to see who is at the door and decide if you want to drop everything and let them in or simply talk to them via the Intercom System if it's someone you don't want to let in.
The write up below provides you certain installation tips for the home intercom. Choosing to wire your own system will save you money. The installation will require basic carpentry and wiring skills.
Moreover, before indulging into the task affirm you have cutoff the power supply to that particular outlet and the receptacle in turn. To be on safer side, just turn the circuit breaker to off position. Begin the installation by inspecting the master station box or enclosure to determine how large an opening must be cut for it, and then select the location for the master station.
Cut the opening for your master station. Drill 3/8-inch holes into the wall at the four corners of your penciled outline. Use your saber saw to cut out the hole. Place the master station in the hole to ensure a proper fit. Trim the edges if necessary.
Now, connect the unit to the electrical systems. A wiring diagram will come with the unit. You will need to keep this diagram handy so that you can refer to it periodically. Typically the master station is the only station that will connect to your home's electrical system. For that locate the nearest power source to the master station. Drill holes in the wall to secure the wires. You will need intercom wire to complete the wiring for your home intercom system.
Cut similar holes in the walls at each substation location. Try the holes for size, trim as necessary, and then set the substations aside until after you install their wiring.
Go through the user installation guide if you face any problems in its installation. Moreover, it is always advised to have a have a look on the installation manual while making the connections between the cables and the communication wires.
At last, just hang the unit on the wall; hold them with the help of screws. Your home intercom system is now connected and mounted. All you have to do is test to make sure your new home intercom system works.