2N 02204-001 2N IP Solo Flush Mount

The 2N 02204-001 is a network-based flush-mount intercom unit designed for IP access control and entry communication applications. Without an integrated camera, this device is ideal for deployments where separate camera solutions are already in place or preferred, offering straightforward IP-based communication for building entry control.

Key Features

Flush-mount form factor for seamless wall integration

IP-based network architecture for distributed access control

Compact design without integrated camera

Black finish for discrete indoor deployment

Compatible with Axis surveillance and access ecosystems

Technical Highlights

Built on IP technology, the 2N IP Solo delivers reliable network-integrated communication for access control points. The flush-mount design minimizes visual impact while maintaining functional accessibility for authorized users and facility management. Integration with existing Axis systems enables streamlined deployment across multi-building or campus-wide access control networks.

Applications

Building entry access control systems

Intercom communication at secure entry points

Facilities with existing separate camera deployments

Network-integrated access control ecosystems

Jerry Tildsen

Perspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.

I spec the 2N IP Solo flush mount when a site already has fixed cameras covering the entry point and just needs clean two-way audio for access control. The flush profile keeps it discreet in lobbies or corridors where aesthetics matter, and the IP architecture means you're routing everything over your existing network—no separate intercom wiring to pull. I've deployed these in multi-tenant office buildings where the property manager wanted uniform door stations without redundant cameras cluttering the wall.

One thing to confirm upfront: verify your network can handle PoE at the mounting location. The unit pulls power over Ethernet, so if you're retrofitting older buildings, make sure your switch supports 802.3af and that cable runs meet spec. Also, while it integrates well with Axis ecosystems, you'll want to map out your SIP trunking or VoIP setup in advance—this isn't plug-and-play unless your network team has already configured the call routing. Plan that piece early and installation goes smooth.