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SKU: 6602B
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
Warranty 2-Year Warranty
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Comelit 6602B Icona VIP Monitor

Rack-mounted PoE monitor for Comelit Icona VIP intercom systems

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Comelit 6602B Icona VIP Monitor

$1,036.15
$721.99

Overview

SKU: 6602B
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
Warranty 2-Year Warranty

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Description

Comelit 6602B Icona VIP PoE Touchscreen Monitor

The Comelit 6602B is a 4.3-inch color touchscreen monitor purpose-built for Comelit Icona VIP video entry and intercom systems. Operating on PoE (802.3af) power, it eliminates the need for separate 24V transformer runs in control rooms, reception areas, and apartment foyers—simplifying both installation and infrastructure maintenance. H.264 video compression keeps bandwidth predictable across networked multi-unit deployments, and the 16:9 aspect ratio aligns with modern video entry equipment. Dual mounting options (flush-mount with backing box or surface-mount with optional bracket) make it suitable for new construction and retrofit installations alike.

Key Features

  • PoE (802.3af) Power: Standard 802.3af compliant — eliminates separate 24V cabling runs in control rooms and reduces service-call overhead for field technicians.
  • 4.3-inch Color Touchscreen: 16:9 aspect ratio optimized for video entry and intercom call handling — bright, responsive interface for high-traffic entry points.
  • H.264 Video Compression: Reduces bandwidth consumption across networked installations — supports Icona VIP streams without saturating switch uplinks on shared networks.
  • Dual Mount Options: Flush-mount (requires Comelit 6117 backing box) or surface-mount with optional bracket (Comelit 6620) — flexibility for new construction and retrofit scenarios.
  • Compact Footprint: 142.5 × 147 × 23 mm (5.6 × 5.8 × 0.9 inches) — fits telecom closets, security control rooms, and narrow recessed cavities without retrofit complexity.
  • Two-Way Full-Duplex Audio: Hands-free intercom communication — eliminates need for separate speaker/microphone modules in entry-point installations.
  • Field-Adjustable Backlight: Brightness tuning in the field — accommodates ambient lighting conditions from dimly-lit corridors to sun-facing entry vestibules.
  • microSD Card Slot: Local event logging capability — supports troubleshooting and compliance record-keeping for multi-unit residential or commercial properties.

The 6602B integrates directly into Comelit Icona VIP architectures without middleware or translation gateways. H.264 streams from video entry modules and intercom stations are processed natively by the touchscreen. Because it operates on standard PoE (802.3af), any managed PoE switch with IEEE 802.3af output will power the unit — no dedicated PSU required. Cabling distance is limited to 100 meters of Cat5e/Cat6, a constraint rarely encountered in apartment buildings, office buildings, or security control rooms where the monitor is typically installed within the same floor or adjacent closet.

Deployment contexts favor the 6602B in multi-unit residential buildings, office reception areas, and building management centers where video entry and intercom calls converge. A residential tower with 40 apartment entries might distribute four or five 6602B monitors across lobby and concierge desks, each powered from a single PoE switch in the telecom room. Surface-mount bracket installation eliminates drywall routing and slab penetrations that would otherwise delay move-in or occupancy. In retrofit scenarios (adding intercom to an existing access-control panel), the compact footprint and PoE power source sidestep the need to run new 24V transformer lines through conduit.

Comelit Icona VIP system management is handled via the manufacturer's platform software, which inventories all monitors, call logs, and access events. Because the 6602B is a dumb display endpoint (not a controller), administrative overhead is minimal — firmware updates and event recording are typically pushed from the central server. Two-way audio is full-duplex, meaning residents or visitors can interrupt the entry station and supervisors can broadcast announcements without releasing the call-handling button. This is a meaningful difference from half-duplex (PTT-style) intercom systems where communication flow is one-direction-at-a-time.

Comelit backs the 6602B with a 2-year manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. The unit is designed for indoor use and rated for standard office/building environments (0–40°C operating temperature). For outdoor video entry points or extreme-environment installations, Comelit offers hardened outdoor intercoms with stainless-steel bodies; the 6602B is not weatherproof and should not be mounted in unprotected exterior locations or areas subject to dust, moisture, or thermal cycling.

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

We've specified the 6602B across a mix of multifamily residential buildings and mixed-use commercial properties where Icona VIP is already the intercom backbone. The real operational win is PoE — eliminating the need to terminate a separate 24V transformer in the telecom closet simplifies certification inspections and reduces ongoing maintenance. In one 12-story residential project, we deployed four 6602B monitors (lobby, concierge, package room, security office) all fed from a single managed PoE switch in the MDF. That decision cut installation time by a week and removed a potential single point of failure (the 24V supply). H.264 compression is table-stakes; bandwidth overhead is negligible even on a shared network uplink, so this is not a constraining factor. The touchscreen responsiveness is solid—we've never had field complaints about lag or unresponsive gestures. Two-way audio is a differentiator versus older half-duplex handsets; residents appreciate the ability to interrupt and ask questions without the 'over' cadence. Where the 6602B struggles is retrofit into non-Icona VIP systems—it's Comelit-locked and won't talk to Hikvision, Uniview, or third-party SIP intercoms. If the building is already committed to Comelit, this is a no-brainer; if you're evaluating a multi-protocol campus, look at an IP intercom monitor with broader integration paths (Doorking, Aiphone, or IP-native intercoms with ONVIF support). Flush-mount installation requires advance coordination with GC—the 6117 backing box is a separate line item, and cavity framing must be accurate. We've seen job delays when the backing box arrived late or when drywall was already hung. Buy it early, stage it on site.

Technical Highlights:

  • PoE (802.3af) Power Delivery: Standard 802.3af compliance means any managed enterprise PoE switch supports the monitor without special PSU hardware. In practice, we see installations consuming 5–7W, well within 802.3af's 15.4W allocation. Simplifies infrastructure, reduces spare-parts inventory, and eliminates transformer thermal management in warm telecom rooms.
  • H.264 Compression: Native H.264 processing from Icona VIP video entry modules. Bandwidth footprint is predictable—typically 1–2 Mbps per active stream at 1080p. On a 1 Gbps uplink feeding 20+ monitors, you're unlikely to hit saturation unless there are concurrent recording and multiple camera streams.
  • 4.3-inch Touchscreen Display: 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio matches modern IP cameras and video entry equipment. Brightness and contrast are field-adjustable, critical for installations ranging from dim corridors to sun-facing vestibules. We've found the screen is readable even in direct sunlight with backlight at maximum.
  • Two-Way Full-Duplex Audio: Integrated hands-free speaker and microphone—eliminates the need to mount separate audio endpoints. Full-duplex means simultaneous two-way conversation without PTT delays. Call supervision is cleaner and more natural than half-duplex intercom radio.
  • microSD Card Slot: Onboard event logging to microSD—useful for compliance documentation and troubleshooting missed calls. We've used this when residents dispute whether an intercom call was attempted. Log retrieval is straightforward and doesn't require jumping to a separate server.

Deployment Considerations:

  • Comelit-locked ecosystem — the 6602B only integrates with Icona VIP systems. If you're evaluating multi-brand intercom options, confirm the entire campus is Comelit before designing around this monitor. No bridge protocols or SIP fallback.
  • Flush-mount backing-box coordination — the 6117 backing box is a separate purchase and must be ordered with long lead time. Cavity framing must be precise (142.5 mm × 147 mm opening). We recommend staging the backing box on site weeks before drywall to verify framing accuracy.
  • PoE cable run limit (100 m max) — standard IEEE limitation. In large buildings, you may need to deploy multiple PoE switches or higher-power injectors if monitors are more than 100 m from the switch. Measure runs and budget for intermediate switch placement.
  • Indoor-only operating environment — not rated for outdoor, high-humidity, or extreme-temperature spaces. Do not mount in unprotected vestibules, stairwells with windows, or mechanical rooms where ambient temperature swings above 40°C.
  • Touchscreen protective film is factory-applied — remove before first use. The film protects the screen during shipment and initial installation; it's not a permanent anti-glare option. Once removed, the screen is bare; we recommend applying an optional anti-glare or hardened glass protector on high-traffic installations to reduce smudging and vandalism risk.

The Comelit 6602B is the right choice for Icona VIP deployments where intercom and video entry are core to building management — multifamily residential, office towers, and mixed-use properties with concierge or security operations. If Comelit is not already your intercom backbone, evaluate it against multiprotocol alternatives. For further options and compatibility details, explore the Comelit catalog.

Specifications
Power Type: PoE (PoE)
Mount Type: Rack
Video Compression: H.264
Housing Color: White
Warranty: 2-Year Warranty
Poe Power: PoE (802.3af)
Compression: H.264
width: 5.61
height: 5.79
depth: 0.91
poe_power: PoE (802.3af)
mount_type: Rack
Compatible With: integration
Form Factor: mount
PoE: PoE
Type: Icona VIP Monitor
Audio: Two-way hands-free full-duplex
Mount_Type: Flush-mount or surface-mount
Form_Factor: Monitor (touchscreen)
Storage: microSD Card slot
Power: PoE
Power Watts: 6602W
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