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Deployed widely since the 1980s-90s, these systems now exceed 30 years of service in older residential buildings, industrial blocks, and commercial towers.

• Severe Wiring Degradation : Hardwired systems suffer insulation breakdown, poor contacts, and signal loss from decades-old cables, causing intermittent calls, unresponsive buttons, and complete failures.

• Parts Obsolescence Crisis : Vendor-specific legacy equipment lacks interoperability; core components are discontinued, making repairs nearly impossible.

• Prohibitive Maintenance Costs : Repair expenses often exceed full system replacement costs, creating unsustainable long-term financial burdens for property managers.

• Boosted Security Levels : Visitors must self-register via integrated video intercoms, allowing management to visually verify identity before granting entry, effectively blocking unauthorized access and minimizing risks.

• Unmanned or Minimal Staffing : Even without on-site security, visitors self-call; residents or staff respond remotely via mobile apps or indoor units to unlock doors, slashing manpower needs.

• Cost Reductions : Cuts staffing at non-essential entrances, paper logs, and manual records; electronic storage of visitor data (time, identity) simplifies audits and complies with privacy guidelines.

• Scalable Integration : Easily links with access control and elevator systems for flexible deployment across properties of any size.