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Frequently Asked Questions

What AES intercom systems are available for gates and entrances?

Aero NZ supplies AES intercom technology designed for controlled entrances, including GSM-based systems with calling and keypad functionality. These systems can provide a practical way for visitors to contact occupants before being granted access.

How do AES GSM intercoms work without a traditional landline?

A GSM intercom uses a mobile network connection rather than relying on a fixed telephone line between the gate and building. When a visitor presses the call button, the system can contact a configured phone number.

Can an AES intercom call a mobile phone when someone arrives at the gate?

Compatible AES GSM systems can be configured to call a mobile phone when a visitor uses the entrance intercom. This allows access requests to be handled remotely rather than requiring someone to remain beside a dedicated indoor station.

Are AES systems suitable for properties where the gate is far from the building?

GSM-based intercoms can be particularly useful where running communication cabling between the entrance and building would be difficult. The suitability of a system will still depend on factors such as mobile coverage, power and the overall gate setup.

Can multiple users receive calls from an AES gate intercom?

The functionality available depends on the specific AES intercom and its configuration. Some systems can be set up around multiple authorised users or contact details, making them suitable for properties where more than one person manages visitor access.

What access options can be combined with an AES intercom system?

Depending on the installation, an AES intercom can be combined with gate automation, keypads and other access control equipment. This allows visitor communication and authorised entry to form part of one coordinated entrance system.

Do AES intercoms work for residential and commercial entrances?

Yes. AES intercom technology can be used for homes, businesses and other controlled properties. The required system will depend on the number of users, entrance configuration and the level of access management needed.

Can an existing automated gate be upgraded with an AES intercom?

In many cases, an intercom can be added to an existing automatic gate system. An installer should first check the gate controller, available power, communication requirements and compatibility with the proposed AES equipment.