Weather Shield Perspex Alloy to Suit Intercom iCentral
iCentral intercom weather shield features Perspex and alloy construction and weather resistance. Ideal for protecting alloy intercom door stations.
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Alternatively Known As: iCentral Clear Perspex Weathershield, Intercom Door Station Rain Cover, iCentral 106-907 Weather Shield
- Material: Clear Perspex with alloy construction
- Finish: Clear cover
- Compatibility: iCentral Four Plus, 10.2 and System One alloy door stations
- Compatible Door Station: iCentral 100-958 and 100-977 models
- Function: Splash and weather protection
- Product Type: Door station accessory
- Door Station Included: No
- Model Reference: 106-907
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 205mm x 120mm x 55mm
- Weight: 0.3 kg
- Clear Perspex cover allows visibility of the intercom door station
- Alloy construction provides a durable mounting structure
- Protects compatible door stations from rain and water splash
- Suitable for iCentral Four Plus and 10.2 video intercom systems
- Compatible with the iCentral System One 100-977 alloy door station
- Designed for external or weather-exposed installations
- Protecting iCentral alloy video door stations at external entrances
- Residential intercom installations
- Commercial and multi-unit building entry systems
- Weather-exposed Four Plus, 10.2 and System One intercom installations
- Alloy components can be recovered and recycled at end of service life
- Perspex construction provides durable weather protection and may extend the service life of the enclosed door station
- Protecting the intercom from weather-related damage can reduce premature replacement and electronic waste
Covered under the iCentral/Ness warranty applicable to intercom products and accessories; historical iCentral warranty information lists two years for intercom and security products, subject to the current warranty terms and conditions.
Available through iCentral, Ness Corporation and authorised Australian security and intercom distributors.
