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DoorBird has launched the new D22x Series of IP video door intercoms for modern building requirements. 

Developed based on specific customer requirements, the series combines cutting-edge technology, flexibility, premium design and Made in Germany quality. As part of the ASSA ABLOY Group, DoorBird combines innovative IP-based door communication with extensive expertise in modern building security.

Modern buildings are placing ever-increasing demands on door communication systems. Property owners, operators and residents require intelligent solutions that accommodate different user groups, support flexible access methods and meet high standards for security, connectivity and integration.


The D22x series comprises more than 30 models and is the direct successor to the D21x Series. New additions to the portfolio include versions with digital nameplates, which can be managed centrally and remotely, offering significant advantages for property managers, housing associations and operators of larger buildings.

All models feature a 5 MP HDR camera with a Sony image sensor and a 180° ultra-wide-angle lens, providing visibility of the entrance area even under challenging lighting conditions. Video transmission is available in HD quality via the local network or through DoorBird Cloud Pro. 

Meanwhile, outstanding audio performance ensures clear and intelligible communication between visitors and residents, even in demanding environments.

Depending on the model, a variety of authentication methods are available, including the app, dual-frequency RFID, Bluetooth, PIN code, QR code and fingerprint recognition. The security concept is further enhanced by a radar-based 4D motion sensor and an integrated tamper sensor.


With the D22x series, DoorBird also simplifies installation. Thanks to the integrated power output for electric door openers, many installations no longer require a separate power supply for the door release mechanism. This reduces cabling complexity, saves installation time, and lowers overall system costs.

Open interfaces such as SIP, OSDP, RS485 and Wiegand, along with a comprehensively documented LAN and Cloud API, enable integration with more than 100 smart homes, access control, video surveillance and building management systems.

The door station supports installations with up to 3,000 residential or office units. In addition to traditional call buttons, digital nameplates and displays with resident directories are available. Accessibility features can be added to every model, including an integrated hearing loop, pictograms and acoustic door-opening confirmation signals.

As an ISO/IEC 27001-certified company, DoorBird incorporates privacy and information security throughout the development process in accordance with the Security by Design principle.

The D22x series offers a particularly cost-effective way to modernise existing DoorBird D21x installations. When upgrading, only the main electronic unit needs to be replaced. Existing housings, front panels and other components can continue to be used, while all existing settings can be retained. This significantly reduces installation effort and contributes to environmental sustainability.


In addition to technology, design plays a central role. More than 50 finishes and colour options allow seamless integration into a wide variety of architectural concepts, from private residences to prestigious commercial properties.

Using the DoorBird 3D Configurator, customers can customise the D22x series to their individual requirements. Front panel size and shape, engravings, mailboxes and the integration of reader units from leading manufacturers can all be configured with maximum flexibility.

“Modern buildings require solutions that can adapt flexibly while remaining easy to integrate,” says Sascha Keller, Founder and CEO of DoorBird. “With the D22x series, we provide a future-proof platform that combines powerful door communication, flexible access solutions and sophisticated design made in Germany.”

The D22x series is available now.

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