Fanvil i66 Face Recognition Door Phone, a premium SIP/ONVIF intercom optimized for secure access control in residential and commercial settings:

🔒 Core Specs & Features

• 4″ IPS color touchscreen (800×480px) with backlit numeric keypad & function keys

• Face recognition with liveness detection, preventing spoofing using photos, videos, or masks

• 2 MP HDR camera, 62° × 37° field of view, with IR/white-light support for night detection

• Multiple door opening options: face ID, RFID cards (125 kHz & 13.56 MHz), PIN code, DTMF, QR-code, remote/unlock-in-app support

• Robust & weatherproof IP66 and IK07 rated aluminum alloy housing; works from –40 °C to +70 °C

• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE Class 4), or 12 V/2 A DC if PoE+ is unavailable; power draw up to ~19.8 W

• Full-duplex HD audio, 3 W speaker, AEC, intelligent noise suppression

• Rich integration ports: Wiegand I/O, 3 inputs, 2 outputs, relay, RS-485; ONVIF Profile S compliant for video system integration

• Storage capacity: ~10,000 faces/rfid cards

• Protocols supported: SIP over UDP/TCP/TLS, ONVIF, standard voice codecs (G.722/Opus, G.711, G.729, etc.)

🏗️ Deployment Use Cases

• Residential communities & apartments: High-security controlled access, visitor screening via app or handset.

• Office buildings & small businesses: Connects easily to PBX (3CX, FreePBX, Grandstream) and video systems.

• Industrial & outdoor gates: Rugged design and wide-temperature support ensure reliability in harsh environments.

⚠️ Considerations

• Price: Around US $579 (~KSh 38,000 in Kenya)

• Mounting flexibility: Wall or flush mount; flush kit (EX103) typically sold separately

• Power requirements: Requires PoE Class 4 or high-capacity 12 V adapter.

• Feature edge: Mobile app/QR-code door access promised but may require firmware updates or vendor support.

🧭 Integration Tips

1. Connect the unit via PoE to your network.

2. Register with your SIP-based PBX using HTTPS/TLS for secure call and control.

3. Load face/card credentials via web UI or bulk CSV import.

4. Link external locks or alarms to I/O ports and configure access logic (PIN/DTMF).

5. Use ONVIF support to integrate its video feed into NVRs or security systems.