Your old door phone keeps dying in the rain, the keypad's gone sticky, and anyone who mimes a wave gets through. You need an entry point that actually works in Australian conditions — not a white-label unit that gives up after one summer.
The Fanvil i67 reads faces, swipes 125KHz or 13.56MHz RFID cards, takes a PIN, or opens remotely. You pick the method per user. The 7-inch touchscreen shows you who's standing there before you decide. The 2MP wide-angle camera feeds straight into your existing ONVIF CCTV system — no separate recorder needed.
It's IP66 sealed and IK07 impact-rated. Aluminum alloy panel. Runs from -40°C to 70°C, so a Darwin heatwave or a Tasmanian winter won't kill it. Power over PoE or 12V, whichever suits your install.
Three short-circuit inputs and two outputs let you wire in an electric strike, a barrier, or a second door without a separate controller. Wiegand port included for legacy badge readers.
One device. One install. Your front door stops being the weak point
| brand | Fanvil |
| model | i67 |
| screen_size | 7-inch |
| screen_resolution | 1024×600 |
| screen_type | Colour LCD Touch |
| camera_megapixels | 2 |
| protection_rating | IP66 / IK07 |
| operating_temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| operating_humidity | 10–90% |
| rfid_frequency | 125KHz & 13.56MHz |
| power_supply | PoE / 12V 1.5A |
| operating_system | Linux |
| panel_material | Aluminum Alloy |
| speaker | Dual 4Ω / 3W |
| short_circuit_inputs | 3 |
| short_circuit_outputs | 2 |
| wiegand_port | 1 |
| onvif_compatible | 1 |
| storage_capacity | 10,000 records |
| light_sensor | 1 |
| keypad | Numeric with blue backlight |
