Visitor communication & entrance systems

Intercom Indoor Monitors

An indoor intercom monitor is the answering screen used to see and speak to visitors. Browse Hikvision and Dahua indoor stations, touchscreen monitors and a dedicated main station. Select the correct system family and connection type before comparing screen sizes or Wi-Fi features.

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Intercom Indoor Monitors

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Hikvision DS-KH6350-WTE1 7-inch Indoor Station - White
Vendor: Hikvision

Hikvision DS-KH6350-WTE1 7-inch Indoor Station - White

Regular price $189.00 AUD Sale price $189.00 AUD Regular price $194.00 AUD
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The Hikvision DS-KH6350-WTE1 is a white indoor video intercom station with a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen and 1024 × 600 resolution. It lets users receive calls, view compatible door stations and manage door release through the configured intercom system. Built-in microphone and speaker support two-way communication, while 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and a wired network interface provide connection options. Power is supplied through standard IEEE 802.3af PoE or 12 VDC. This is the indoor station only, not a complete door-entry kit. Select the compatible outdoor station, power arrangement and any required storage separately, and confirm system compatibility before ordering.

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Intercom Indoor Monitors buying guide

Choose an indoor monitor that matches your system

Start with the model number of your door station and any existing distributor. The indoor range includes IP, two-wire and analogue devices; these connection types are not interchangeable. Even within one brand, confirm that the exact hardware generation and firmware support your intended pairing.

Compare the features you will use

  • Screen and controls: compare display size, touch controls and mounting position. This range includes compact screens, 7-inch models and larger displays.
  • Connection: check whether the chosen model uses Ethernet, a supported Wi-Fi connection, a two-wire system or analogue wiring.
  • Power: verify PoE, a local power adapter or the correct distributor, as applicable.
  • Expansion: confirm support for extra indoor stations, entrances or linked devices rather than relying on screen size.

Examples include the Hikvision DS-KH6350-WTE1 7-inch indoor station and Dahua DHI-VTH2621GW-P indoor monitor. The Hikvision DS-KM9503 main station serves a different main-station role; confirm its intended use before treating it as a household monitor replacement.

Replacement and expansion checks

Record the existing model suffix, mounting bracket, power method and configuration. A matching connector or a familiar screen size is not enough to establish replacement compatibility. For a desk installation, check for a model-specific table bracket in intercom accessories.

Browse matching door stations when planning a new system. If both the door station and monitor need replacing, compare intercom kits or return to all intercom systems.

Need help checking a system?

Use the exact product listings and manufacturer installation documents for compatibility. Contact Smarket with the model numbers you plan to connect. Check shipping information and the return policy before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Can an indoor monitor work without a door station?

For entrance video calls, the monitor needs a compatible calling device and the required system connections. Other functions depend on the model and configuration; the screen alone is not a complete entrance intercom.

Can I replace a two-wire monitor with an IP monitor?

Not as a direct assumption. Confirm whether the existing system provides a supported integration path and the required power and network connections. Match the complete system, not just the screen size.

Does a Wi-Fi monitor still need power?

Yes. Wi-Fi is a network feature. Supply power by the method specified for that monitor, such as an approved adapter or supported PoE connection.

Are table brackets included with indoor monitors?

Check the individual product inclusions. Some installations require a separate model-specific table bracket; wall-mount hardware and desk stands are different accessories.