Wireless intercom systems for homes are a cost-effective choice. They are the best intercoms for DIYers who want to add an intercom to an existing dwelling. Wireless intercoms can be up and running within minutes of installation. The master station and substations all plug into ordinary electrical outlets or operate on batteries.
When I was writing we ran into the query “What is the best intercom system for home?”.
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What is a wireless intercom system?
These systems can either connect to each other through a home Wi-Fi system or a more secure encrypted channel. Now, that you know what is the wireless intercom system, it’s time to make clear how you can use it and what to look for before buying your very best.
This begs the question “What type of wireless intercom has the longest range?”
One way to think about this is since MURS essentially uses business-band 2-way radio frequencies, you can get the longest range of all wireless intercoms using these. There are multiple types of MURS devices for indoor and outdoor use.
Then, what type of Bluetooth do intercoms use?
Bluetooth: All intercoms or headsets will use Bluetooth but the cheaper ones will use the much older Bluetooth 2.0 technology. The newer and annoyingly more expensive systems use Bluetooth 4.1 which has a better battery life, increased range and better connectivity over a 2.0 headset.
Is your home intercom system protected?
Most wireless systems use your home’s wifi network to connect to each other. This means that if your wifi network is secure and properly installed, your home intercom system is protected as well. The more smart features your home intercom system includes, the greater the vulnerability to outside users accessing it.
Depending on the range of your system, you can use a wireless intercom in an outbuilding, such as a detached garage or workshop, allowing you to stay connected to home even when outside. Most wireless systems operate at a range of 1,000 to 1,500 feet.