Type of Site: Apartment Building 

Location: Nagodziców 6-18, Warszawa, Poland 

The situation

This is an older housing estate located in Nagodziców 6-18, Poland with 3 entrance gates and 105 apartments. The investor wants to retrofit the property to improve community safety and elevate residents' smart living experience.

One of the main challenges in this retrofit is managing the wiring. How can the project minimize disruption to the building’s occupants and reduce the impact on residents’ daily activities? Additionally, how can costs be kept down to make the retrofit more economically attractive? 

Solution highlights

  • No Wiring 
  • No Indoor Units 
  • Fast, Cost-Saving Retrofits 
  • Future-Proof Intercom Solution 

Installed products

  • S615 4.3” Facial Recognition Android Door Station  
  • Smart Pro, an App-based Service without a Physical Indoor Monitor 

Solution benefits

No Indoor Units, Cost-effectiveness:  

Users pay for a subscription-based service, which is often more affordable and predictable

DNAKE cloud-based intercom services eliminate the need for expensive hardware infrastructure and maintenance costs associated with traditional intercom systems.

Users don't have to invest in indoor units or wiring installations. Instead, users pay for a subscription-based service, which is often more affordable and predictable. 

No Wiring, Ease of Deployment: 

Setting up DNAKE cloud-based intercom service is relatively easier and quicker compared to traditional systems.

There's no need for extensive wiring or complicated installations. Residents can connect to the intercom service using their smartphones, making it more convenient and accessible. 

Easy and Multiple Access Ways: 

In addition to facial recognition, PIN code, and IC/ID card, there are also multiple app-based access methods available, including calling & app unlocking, QR code, temp key, and Bluetooth.

Residence can manage access from anywhere at any time.

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