Fanvil i67 IP Door Phone with 7-inch Touchscreen and Face Recognition
Fanvil i67 IP Door Phone with 7-inch Touchscreen and Face Recognition
Fanvil i67 IP Door Phone with 7-inch Touchscreen and Face Recognition

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Fanvil i67 IP Door Phone with 7-inch Touchscreen and Face Recognition


The Fanvil i67 is an outdoor SIP video door phone that combines an intercom, a face recognition terminal and a card reader, with a 7-inch touchscreen, a 12-key keypad and storage for 10,000 faces and 10,000 cards. It fits residential buildings, compounds and hotels that need to control two doors and tie into other access systems.

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The Fanvil i67 is an outdoor entry panel that packs three devices into one housing: a SIP video intercom with a 7-inch IPS touchscreen, a face recognition terminal that stores up to 10,000 faces, and a card reader that holds up to 10,000 cards. It suits residential buildings, compounds, hotels and offices where one entrance serves residents, staff and visitors.

Fanvil i67 key specs

The aluminum housing is rated IP66 for dust and water and IK07 for impact.

  • 7-inch IPS touchscreen at 600×1024.
  • 2MP dual-lens camera with a 1/2.8-inch sensor and a 65° horizontal by 40° vertical view.
  • Automatic IR or white-light illumination, working down to 0.1 lux.
  • 12-key keypad for dialing a flat number or typing a PIN.
  • Operating range from -20°C to +60°C.

Six ways to open the door, with anti-spoofing

Residents can open it with their face, an IC/ID card, a PIN, a QR code, a DTMF tone sent from a phone during a call, or the app. The reader handles 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz cards, including MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, DESFire, Ultralight and Plus. Liveness detection rejects printed photos, videos and masks.

Wiring for two locks and access control

Around the back you get two relays, so a single unit can release two doors, plus three short-circuit inputs and two outputs for exit buttons and door sensors. A Wiegand 26/34-bit port links an external reader or access controller. There is also a reserved RS-485 port and an induction loop line out for hearing aid users. A gravity-sensing tamper alarm triggers if someone tries to pull the panel off the wall.

Power and installation

The i67 runs on 802.3at Class 4 PoE, drawing 7.9 to 23.1 W, so one cable from a PoE+ switch carries both power and data. Otherwise, use a 12V/2A adapter. The unit measures 300 × 115.6 × 33.2 mm and mounts on the wall surface, or flush in the wall using the EX103 bracket sold separately. Fanvil recommends a mounting height of 120 to 140 cm.

Where the i67 fits in Saudi Arabia

  • Apartment buildings in Riyadh and Jeddah: guests dial the flat on the keypad, residents walk in with face recognition.
  • Residential compounds: a card for every household and a QR code for guests.
  • Hotels and serviced apartments: one panel controls two doors, such as the lobby and the parking entrance.
  • Office entrances: staff use their face instead of carrying badges.

Works with indoor monitors, phones and PBXs

Signaling is SIP 2.0 over UDP, TCP or TLS, with two SIP accounts registered at once. The i67 calls Fanvil indoor stations such as the i506W, IP phones, SIP-based phone systems and smartphones through the app. ONVIF Profile S lets you add its camera to an ONVIF recorder, and an open API covers custom integrations.

Fanvil i67 or i68?

The i68 moves up to an 8-inch 800×1280 screen and adds Bluetooth (BLE) and remote opening. It has one relay and two inputs, with no RS-485 port and no line out. Pick the i67 when you need to control two doors from one unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Fanvil i67 control more than one door?

Yes. It has two relays, so one unit can release two doors, such as the main entrance and a parking gate, and three inputs for exit buttons and door sensors.

Does the i67 need a power adapter?

Not if your switch supplies 802.3at PoE+; one network cable is enough. Without PoE+, use a 12V/2A adapter.

Can the i67 be flush mounted?

Yes. It mounts on the wall surface or flush in the wall; flush mounting needs the EX103 bracket, sold separately.

Specifications

  • Model: i67
  • Series: Fanvil i6 Series (Face Recognition Door Phone)
  • Display: 7-inch IPS touchscreen, 600×1024
  • Keypad: 12 numeric keys
  • Housing and color: Aluminum alloy, gunmetal gray
  • Camera: 2MP dual-lens camera
  • Image sensor: 1/2.8" CMOS
  • Field of view: 65° H, 40° V, 73° D
  • Illumination: Auto illumination, IR or white light
  • Minimum illumination: 0.1 Lux
  • Video codec: H.264 (Baseline, Main Profile)
  • Face capacity: 10,000
  • Card capacity: 10,000
  • Entry methods: Face, IC/ID card, PIN, QR code, DTMF, app
  • Card types: MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, MIFARE DESFire, MIFARE Ultralight, MIFARE Plus
  • Card frequency: 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz
  • Anti-spoofing: Liveness detection against photos, videos and masks
  • Audio: Full-duplex HD audio with Fanvil noise reduction
  • Signaling: SIP 2.0 over UDP/TCP/TLS
  • SIP accounts: 2 simultaneous
  • ONVIF: Profile S
  • Integration: Open API
  • Relays: 2 built-in relays
  • Inputs / outputs: 3 short-circuit inputs, 2 short-circuit outputs
  • Wiegand: 1 port (26/34-bit)
  • RS-485: 1 port (reserved)
  • Line out: 1 line out for an induction loop
  • Tamper alarm: Yes (gravity sensing)
  • Motion detection: Yes
  • PoE: 802.3at Class 4
  • Power adapter: 12V DC / 2A (for non-PoE installs)
  • Power consumption: PoE: 7.9-23.1W; adapter: 6.8-21.5W
  • Dimensions: 300.0 × 115.6 × 33.2 mm
  • Installation: Wall mount, or flush mount with EX103 bracket (sold separately)
  • Recommended mounting height: 120-140 cm
  • Protection: IP66 / IK07
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C
  • Storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C

Features

  • 7-inch IPS touchscreen plus a 12-key keypad: visitors dial a flat number directly and residents enter a PIN instead of carrying keys.
  • 10,000 faces and 10,000 cards with liveness detection: enough for a full building or compound, and photos, videos or masks will not open the door.
  • 6 ways to open: face, IC/ID card, PIN, QR code, DTMF during a call and the app, so each user gets the method that suits them.
  • 2 relays, 3 inputs, 2 outputs and a Wiegand 26/34 port: control two doors and wire in exit buttons, door sensors or an external access panel.
  • 802.3at PoE+ power and IP66/IK07 rating: one network cable for power and data, in an aluminum housing built for outdoor entrances.
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SKU : FANVIL-I67

2,523.87

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The Fanvil i67 is an outdoor SIP video door phone that combines an intercom, a face recognition terminal and a card reader, with a 7-inch touchscreen, a 12-key keypad and storage for 10,000 faces and 10,000 cards. It fits residential buildings, compounds and hotels that need to control two doors and tie into other access systems.

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The Fanvil i67 is an outdoor entry panel that packs three devices into one housing: a SIP video intercom with a 7-inch IPS touchscreen, a face recognition terminal that stores up to 10,000 faces, and a card reader that holds up to 10,000 cards. It suits residential buildings, compounds, hotels and offices where one entrance serves residents, staff and visitors.

Fanvil i67 key specs

The aluminum housing is rated IP66 for dust and water and IK07 for impact.

  • 7-inch IPS touchscreen at 600×1024.
  • 2MP dual-lens camera with a 1/2.8-inch sensor and a 65° horizontal by 40° vertical view.
  • Automatic IR or white-light illumination, working down to 0.1 lux.
  • 12-key keypad for dialing a flat number or typing a PIN.
  • Operating range from -20°C to +60°C.

Six ways to open the door, with anti-spoofing

Residents can open it with their face, an IC/ID card, a PIN, a QR code, a DTMF tone sent from a phone during a call, or the app. The reader handles 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz cards, including MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, DESFire, Ultralight and Plus. Liveness detection rejects printed photos, videos and masks.

Wiring for two locks and access control

Around the back you get two relays, so a single unit can release two doors, plus three short-circuit inputs and two outputs for exit buttons and door sensors. A Wiegand 26/34-bit port links an external reader or access controller. There is also a reserved RS-485 port and an induction loop line out for hearing aid users. A gravity-sensing tamper alarm triggers if someone tries to pull the panel off the wall.

Power and installation

The i67 runs on 802.3at Class 4 PoE, drawing 7.9 to 23.1 W, so one cable from a PoE+ switch carries both power and data. Otherwise, use a 12V/2A adapter. The unit measures 300 × 115.6 × 33.2 mm and mounts on the wall surface, or flush in the wall using the EX103 bracket sold separately. Fanvil recommends a mounting height of 120 to 140 cm.

Where the i67 fits in Saudi Arabia

  • Apartment buildings in Riyadh and Jeddah: guests dial the flat on the keypad, residents walk in with face recognition.
  • Residential compounds: a card for every household and a QR code for guests.
  • Hotels and serviced apartments: one panel controls two doors, such as the lobby and the parking entrance.
  • Office entrances: staff use their face instead of carrying badges.

Works with indoor monitors, phones and PBXs

Signaling is SIP 2.0 over UDP, TCP or TLS, with two SIP accounts registered at once. The i67 calls Fanvil indoor stations such as the i506W, IP phones, SIP-based phone systems and smartphones through the app. ONVIF Profile S lets you add its camera to an ONVIF recorder, and an open API covers custom integrations.

Fanvil i67 or i68?

The i68 moves up to an 8-inch 800×1280 screen and adds Bluetooth (BLE) and remote opening. It has one relay and two inputs, with no RS-485 port and no line out. Pick the i67 when you need to control two doors from one unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Fanvil i67 control more than one door?

Yes. It has two relays, so one unit can release two doors, such as the main entrance and a parking gate, and three inputs for exit buttons and door sensors.

Does the i67 need a power adapter?

Not if your switch supplies 802.3at PoE+; one network cable is enough. Without PoE+, use a 12V/2A adapter.

Can the i67 be flush mounted?

Yes. It mounts on the wall surface or flush in the wall; flush mounting needs the EX103 bracket, sold separately.

Specifications

  • Model: i67
  • Series: Fanvil i6 Series (Face Recognition Door Phone)
  • Display: 7-inch IPS touchscreen, 600×1024
  • Keypad: 12 numeric keys
  • Housing and color: Aluminum alloy, gunmetal gray
  • Camera: 2MP dual-lens camera
  • Image sensor: 1/2.8" CMOS
  • Field of view: 65° H, 40° V, 73° D
  • Illumination: Auto illumination, IR or white light
  • Minimum illumination: 0.1 Lux
  • Video codec: H.264 (Baseline, Main Profile)
  • Face capacity: 10,000
  • Card capacity: 10,000
  • Entry methods: Face, IC/ID card, PIN, QR code, DTMF, app
  • Card types: MIFARE Classic 1K/4K, MIFARE DESFire, MIFARE Ultralight, MIFARE Plus
  • Card frequency: 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz
  • Anti-spoofing: Liveness detection against photos, videos and masks
  • Audio: Full-duplex HD audio with Fanvil noise reduction
  • Signaling: SIP 2.0 over UDP/TCP/TLS
  • SIP accounts: 2 simultaneous
  • ONVIF: Profile S
  • Integration: Open API
  • Relays: 2 built-in relays
  • Inputs / outputs: 3 short-circuit inputs, 2 short-circuit outputs
  • Wiegand: 1 port (26/34-bit)
  • RS-485: 1 port (reserved)
  • Line out: 1 line out for an induction loop
  • Tamper alarm: Yes (gravity sensing)
  • Motion detection: Yes
  • PoE: 802.3at Class 4
  • Power adapter: 12V DC / 2A (for non-PoE installs)
  • Power consumption: PoE: 7.9-23.1W; adapter: 6.8-21.5W
  • Dimensions: 300.0 × 115.6 × 33.2 mm
  • Installation: Wall mount, or flush mount with EX103 bracket (sold separately)
  • Recommended mounting height: 120-140 cm
  • Protection: IP66 / IK07
  • Operating temperature: -20°C to +60°C
  • Storage temperature: -20°C to +70°C

Features

  • 7-inch IPS touchscreen plus a 12-key keypad: visitors dial a flat number directly and residents enter a PIN instead of carrying keys.
  • 10,000 faces and 10,000 cards with liveness detection: enough for a full building or compound, and photos, videos or masks will not open the door.
  • 6 ways to open: face, IC/ID card, PIN, QR code, DTMF during a call and the app, so each user gets the method that suits them.
  • 2 relays, 3 inputs, 2 outputs and a Wiegand 26/34 port: control two doors and wire in exit buttons, door sensors or an external access panel.
  • 802.3at PoE+ power and IP66/IK07 rating: one network cable for power and data, in an aluminum housing built for outdoor entrances.

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