Lewis Caliburn2N Telecommunications has introduced the 2N IP Force 2.0, a next-generation intercom engineered for extreme durability, advanced video capabilities and clear audio performance in even the most demanding environments.
From sprawling logistics centres and parking garages to busy schools and unsafe residential areas, it reportedly ensures maximum security and reliable visitor verification, even in noisy or low-light conditions. The intercom responds to growing customer expectations, offering unique features to endure damage and clearly identify details.
The 2N IP Force 2.0 is built to endure harsh environmental and physical stress. With an aluminium body that withstands dust, water, significant impact and tampering and a camera with enhanced shatter resistance, it is ideal for any space where resilience is vital. The new intercom is designed even for the most demanding environments where protection of buildings and critical infrastructure requires robust security solutions.
“Our newest product is an upgrade of 2N’s second-most successful intercom ever, the 2N IP Force. From schools in New York to the F1 Circuit in Belgium, it found global popularity due to its extreme resilience. The new generation of 2N IP Force retains its trademark durability but has a range of new features thanks to the Axis ARTPEC-8 chipset, something our customers have been asking for,“ says Tomáš Vystavěl, Chief Product Officer at 2N.
One of those new features is a 5-megapixel camera, which delivers sharp video and accurate colour imaging in low light, switching to high-quality night vision in total darkness.
The Axis ARTPEC-8 also allows for Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) to prevent glare, adaptive face zooming for precise verification and advanced video processing.
The new intercom also boasts audio clarity even in the loudest settings with adaptive volume, noise cancellation, and a high-powered speaker. Automatic loop testing provides continuous audio reliability in locations such as logistics terminals and underground car parks.
The Axis ARTPEC-8 ensures QR code reading as well as advanced cybersecurity with a secure boot, signed firmware and secure key storage. The OSDP interface enables encrypted RFID access and integration with third-party systems, while the VBus connector allows for modular expansion, such as Bluetooth readers for mobile access.
Available in keypad, RFID-ready, one-button, and multi-button configurations, the 2N IP Force 2.0 is suited for a variety of sectors, including gated communities, student housing, logistic centres and single-family homes. Its modular flexibility and durability make it an ideal solution where secure entry is essential.