Audio
Build a complete security audio chain—from crystal-clear microphones to intelligent intercoms and powerful speakers. With decades of expertise, we stock professional solutions from leading brands like Axis, Bosch, Aiphone, and Comelit.
Shop by application or form factor: audio mixers, PA & ambient audio, recording devices, and adapters. Many options support IP audio, two-way talk, noise filtering, and seamless integration with your VMS or NVR.
Whether you’re outfitting a single entrance or a multi-site campus, find reliable, code-compliant audio gear to boost awareness, safety, and response times.
- $381.13SKU: MX-Door2-INT-PW
Mobotix MX-Door2-INT-PW MX-DoorMaster Door Opener, In-wall Mounting
- MX-DoorMaster door opener
- In-wall mounting
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Bogen PCMCPU Central Processing Unit
- PCMCPU is the microprocessor module for the Bogen PCM Zone Paging System
- One module is required per assembly
- Connected to other PCM modules electrically through internal cables
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- $559.90SKU: 3201-RI-A
Comelit 3201-RI-A Roma Series Audio/Video Entrance Panel for IKALL Unit, 1 Button - Anthracite
- Roma Series Audio/Video Entrance Panel
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ENS HDR-60-SPEC HDR-60-SPEC
- Power Supply for 2-Wire Intercoms
- Use with R20A-2
- 4VDC/1.25A Output
- 100-240 VAC Input
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- $28.27SKU: SPA-3W
ETS SPA-3W Simple 3 Watt Power Amplifier with Universal Power Input
- Simple 3 Watt Power Amplifier with Universal Power Input
$28.27Low Price Guarantee - $1,574.80SKU: WV250
Bogen WV250 Wall Mount Power Vector Modular Input Amplifier, 250W
- 250-watt model, each with a large power reserve
- Capable of handling 70V, 25V, 8-ohm, and 4-ohm speaker loads
- 8 module bays
- Wide selection of advanced plug-in modules
- 2 module bays capable of handling signal processing plug-in output modules
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Audio Frequently Asked Questions
What types of audio surveillance systems are available for home use?
Audio surveillance systems for home use include intercoms, microphones, and PA systems. These systems can facilitate communication, monitor sounds, and enhance security by providing real-time audio feedback. Some devices are designed for specific purposes, such as two-way communication or passive listening, while others may integrate with video surveillance for comprehensive monitoring.
How do I choose the right audio surveillance equipment for my home?
When choosing audio surveillance equipment, consider factors such as the area you want to monitor, the type of audio quality you need, and whether you require two-way communication. Assess the compatibility with your existing security system and the ease of installation. Additionally, evaluate the durability and weather resistance if the equipment will be placed outdoors.
Can I connect audio surveillance systems to my existing security cameras?
Yes, many audio surveillance systems can be integrated with existing security cameras. This integration allows for synchronized audio and visual monitoring. Ensure that both systems are compatible, particularly if they use different communication protocols. Some advanced systems offer features that allow for simultaneous audio and video streaming, enhancing overall surveillance capabilities.
Are there privacy concerns with using audio surveillance in my home?
Yes, privacy concerns can arise with audio surveillance in homes. It's essential to comply with local laws regarding audio recording and inform individuals if they are being recorded. Using audio surveillance should be done responsibly, ensuring that it does not infringe on the privacy rights of family members or guests within your home.
What is the difference between a wired and wireless audio surveillance system?
Wired audio surveillance systems connect through physical cables, offering stable connections and reliable performance, but may require more extensive installation. Wireless systems use Wi-Fi or other wireless technologies, providing flexibility in placement and easier installation. However, they may be susceptible to interference and require a stable internet connection for optimal performance.













