Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • DoorBird launches 5G intercoms, eliminating Ethernet cabling, boosting flexibility and system resilience.
  • D31x series supports seamless retrofits for buildings with up to 3,000 units.
  • Property managers benefit from digital, remote management of access via web or app.

DoorBird has introduced a groundbreaking development at ISE in Barcelona, marking the first appearance of IP video intercom systems equipped with integrated 5G mobile connectivity.

The new models, D31TDV 5G and D31TDH 5G, provide a dependable internet connection, eliminating the need for Ethernet cabling and focusing on enhancing flexibility and resilience in door communication using 5G technology.

Enhanced installation opportunities

This innovation represents a significant advantage for existing buildings, removing the necessity for complex network cabling retrofits.

This development simplifies installation processes, significantly cutting down on associated costs and efforts. The 5G-enabled D31x models are optimally designed for fast installation and upgrades, catering to multi-occupancy residences, commercial properties, and large building complexes with a capacity of up to 3,000 units.

Advantages for property managers

Enhanced video capabilities and access logs provide an additional layer of security and transparency

For property owners and managers, the new system offers notable benefits. Key management, access control, and resident details are handled digitally, allowing for remote updates through a web browser or a mobile app. Lost transponders can be deactivated online, and changes to access permissions can be made promptly. Enhanced video capabilities and access logs provide an additional layer of security and transparency for all entry points.

Improved experience for residents

Residents enjoy increased convenience and security. With the ability to open doors via smartphone, clear communication facilitated by high-quality audio and video, and features accessible to a wide range of users, the system supports and enhances everyday usage.

Innovation with reliability

Sascha Keller, CEO of DoorBird, stated, “With the 5G models of the D31x series, we are introducing a true world first to the market. Our partners and customers gain maximum flexibility in installation and management, as well as a cost-effective way to retrofit and digitise existing buildings. At the same time, the D31x series offers the highest level of system reliability. Whether used as a primary connection or as an intelligent backup, the factory-integrated combination of Power over Ethernet (PoE) and 5G makes door communication even more reliable and independent.”

The IP video door stations D31TDH 5G and D31TDV 5G are expected to be generally available in 2026, with current availability for select pilot projects.

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