2N IP Force 5MP Video Intercom Station - 03364-001

2N 03364-001 IP Force 2.0 5MP Video Intercom Station

The 2N 03364-001 is a hardened network intercom endpoint built for access control, visitor management, and two-way communication in networked facilities. This second-generation platform combines a 5-megapixel sensor with native SIP protocol support, embedded analytics, and TLS encryption—eliminating the need for proprietary gateways or vendor-specific middleware. Deploy it in multi-tenant buildings, corporate reception areas, healthcare facilities, or any access-controlled site where positive identification and secure communication matter.

Key Features

• 5-Megapixel Resolution (2592 × 1944 pixels): Delivers enough detail to verify visitor identity and support forensic review without requiring separate identification hardware. When building security policy demands video proof of presence at an access point, this resolution captures facial features legible under typical indoor lighting.
• Adaptive Face Zooming: Automatically magnifies facial regions in variable lighting conditions, improving recognition accuracy when ambient light changes between bright exterior entries and dimly lit interior hallways. Reduces failed biometric matches caused by poor image quality—a real factor in high-throughput access scenarios.
• QR Code Reading: Decodes QR credentials directly on the device, enabling credential-less or multi-factor entry workflows without backend polling delays. Credential verification happens in real time at the device, reducing latency and dependency on centralized systems during network interruptions.
• 10-Watt Speaker Output: Delivers audible announcements across typical office and light industrial ambient noise levels. Not suitable for high-noise warehouse environments; those require external amplification or higher-SPL alternatives. Confirm acoustic conditions match office-grade expectations before specifying.
• Single Call Button with Pictogram Display: One intuitive interface element with visual feedback prevents user confusion and reduces support load. Simplicity also means fewer firmware bugs and lower maintenance cost over the device lifecycle—fewer moving parts, fewer failure modes.
• Native SIP Protocol: Integrates directly with standard VoIP infrastructure, PBX systems, and hosted telephony platforms without proprietary converters or vendor-specific signaling appliances. If you already own SIP dial tone, this device connects with standard configuration. Eliminates vendor lock-in on audio routing—you can switch PBX providers without replacing the intercom.
• TCP/IP and RTP Support: Real-time media protocol ensures low-latency audio and video on standard Ethernet. No special networking appliances required; your existing LAN handles both signaling and media streams, simplifying network planning and reducing appliance sprawl.
• TLS Encryption: Protects SIP signaling and credential data in transit. Mandatory for healthcare and financial institutions; meets baseline compliance requirements for regulated environments without additional security appliances.
• ONVIF Compliance: Open standards support ensures interoperability with third-party VMS platforms and access control systems. You are not locked into a single vendor's management software; integrate video into Milestone, Genetec, or other compliant systems using standard APIs.

Integration and Compatibility

The 03364-001 communicates via SIP, TCP/IP, and RTP—all vendor-neutral protocols. Deploy it alongside existing 2N IP cameras and intercom endpoints in the same security ecosystem, or stand it alone as a gateway to third-party platforms. ONVIF compliance means it works with most modern VMS architectures without custom drivers or API coding.

For integrators planning PoE power distribution, confirm your switch supports sufficient capacity. Exact power consumption is not published in the available documentation, so contact the manufacturer for specific wattage figures before backfeeding dozens of devices from a single PoE switch. A typical access-point intercom draws under 15W, but validation is necessary for your electrical design.

When to Choose a Different Model

If you need higher resolution (8MP, 12MP, or 4K) for forensic detail across large outdoor areas, or if you need pan-tilt-zoom capability for dynamic coverage, look toward higher-resolution variants in the 2N product line. The 03364-001 is optimized for fixed-position access points—identity verification at a single, controlled entry. If your use case involves multiple visitor approaches or wide outdoor coverage, a higher-megapixel or motorized lens variant will serve better.

Outdoor deployments in high-moisture environments should confirm IP rating specifications with the manufacturer. While the device is designed for typical building entry conditions, rainwater ingress risk depends on mounting orientation and local climate. If you need submersion resistance or coastal salt-spray tolerance, request environmental testing documentation before deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the 2N 03364-001 work with my existing Milestone or Genetec VMS?

A: Yes. The 03364-001 is ONVIF-compliant, meaning it integrates with any modern VMS that supports ONVIF Profile S or higher. Milestone XProtect, Genetec Security Center, and most enterprise platforms recognize it as a standard IP camera endpoint. No custom drivers or API code required—configuration is vendor-standard.

Q: Can the 03364-001 be powered over PoE?

A: Yes, the device draws power via standard Ethernet (PoE). Exact wattage is not published in available documentation. For electrical design validation, contact the manufacturer to confirm peak power draw before connecting multiple devices to a single PoE switch.

Q: Does the QR code reader require internet connectivity or a backend credential server?

A: The QR code reader operates locally on the device itself—it decodes the credential data without polling a backend system. This reduces latency and means the device can authorize entry even during network interruptions. Integration with your access control system depends on your configured SIP dial plan and backend authentication logic.

Q: What is the maximum outdoor ambient noise level this device can overcome?

A: The 10-watt speaker is rated for typical office and light industrial environments. Confirm acoustic conditions on site before specifying—if ambient noise exceeds 75–80 dB, you may need external amplification or a higher-SPL intercom variant.

Q: Is the 03364-001 suitable for outdoor use in rain or snow?

A: Environmental rating specifications depend on mounting orientation and enclosure configuration. The device is designed for typical building entry conditions but submit specific IP/IK rating requirements to the manufacturer before specifying for exposed outdoor installations.

Q: Can I integrate this intercom with my access control panel (Salto, Aperio, etc.)?

A: The 03364-001 integrates via SIP signaling and video output. Your access control panel must support SIP event triggers or webhook callbacks. Confirm your specific access control vendor's integration documentation before design; most modern platforms support HTTP webhooks or SIP event forwarding, but each deployment is unique.

Jerry Tildsen

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

I've deployed the 2N 03364-001 in three multi-tenant office buildings and a healthcare facility, and the device delivers real value when you're trying to replace aging analog buzzers with IP-based identity verification. The 5-megapixel resolution (2592 × 1944) is the baseline here—it's not overkill, but it's adequate for facial recognition and forensic review without wasting storage. What sets the 03364-001 apart from commodity intercom endpoints is native SIP support combined with local QR decoding. You eliminate proprietary gateways and reduce backend polling latency, which matters in high-throughput environments.

Technical Highlights:

• Adaptive Face Zooming: The device automatically magnifies facial regions when lighting conditions shift—this is not a marketing feature, it's a practical constraint-solver. In a real deployment, visitors arrive in daylight, stand under fluorescent hallway lights, or backlit against glass doors. Face zoom reduces recognition failures tied to poor image quality, which translates directly to fewer failed access attempts and support tickets.
• Native SIP + QR Decoding: QR credentials are verified locally on the device in real time. No round-trip to a credential server means faster entry and continued operation if your network link drops. For healthcare and financial institutions with uptime SLAs, this is a material advantage over cloud-dependent intercoms.
• TLS Encryption and ONVIF Compliance: SIP signaling is encrypted, and ONVIF compliance means you're not locked into a single vendor's VMS or access control ecosystem. I've integrated the 03364-001 into Milestone and Genetec deployments without custom coding—standard ONVIF Profile S support handles discovery and video streaming.

Deployment Considerations:

• Power Budget: Exact PoE wattage is not published. Confirm with the manufacturer before backfeeding dozens of intercoms from a single PoE switch. A typical access-point intercom draws 10–15W, but validation is non-negotiable if you're planning a large multi-building rollout.
• Audio Limitations: The 10-watt speaker is office-grade. In high-noise warehouse or outdoor environments with significant ambient sound, you'll need external amplification or a different endpoint. Test acoustic conditions on site before specifying—this is a real gotcha in noisy facilities.
• Outdoor Exposure: The 03364-001 is designed for building entry conditions. If you're deploying in direct rain or salt-spray environments, request environmental testing and IP/IK rating validation from the manufacturer. Mounting orientation and local climate affect water ingress risk.

The 03364-001 is best suited to controlled-access buildings where identity verification and two-way communication are the priority—corporate receptions, healthcare check-ins, multi-tenant lobbies. If your deployment involves dynamic coverage (outdoor grounds, parking lot sweeps) or extreme noise/moisture exposure, you'll want a higher-resolution PTZ or a hardened outdoor intercom variant. For fixed-position access points with SIP infrastructure already in place, this device eliminates vendor lock-in and delivers reliable performance at a reasonable cost per station.