2N intercom systems.
2N is an award-winning manufacturer of professional IP-connected door intercoms and access control equipment. As the UK’s main distributor and stockist for the complete 2N range, CIE supplies IP intercom and door entry systems for projects of all sizes, from single residential installs to large-scale multi-dwelling and campus-wide deployments. All backed by expert guidance from our in-house systems design and support technician teams.
The complete 2N range.
As the main 2N UK distributor, CIE stocks the full range of access control products for fast supply.
Intercoms
Secure, reliable door communication with flexible configuration options…
Secure, reliable door communication with flexible configuration options suitable for everything from single entrances to large multi-dwellings and campus-wide systems.
Answering Units
2N indoor stations are compact and clever with intuitive controls. Install…
2N indoor stations are compact and clever with intuitive controls. Install in-wall, on-wall or on a table without the need to hardwire.
IP Audio Kits
High-quality, network-based sound distribution systems for announcement,…
High-quality, network-based sound distribution systems for announcement, alerts and background audio, all centrally managed over standard IP infrastructure.
Access Control
Control who goes where with 2N’s secure, scalable entry management…
Control who goes where with 2N’s secure, scalable entry management using modern identification technology and keyless mobile phone access.
Support for 2N projects: before, during and after installation.
Planning a project using 2N intercom or access control systems? CIE offers a full range of added-value services that go far beyond standard distribution to help you reduce risk, save time and deliver better outcomes for your customers.
Our AV and security specialists can support you with:
System design and architecture
Product specification and compatibility advice
Wiring diagrams and infrastructure planning
Rack design and build
System configuration and commissioning
In-person product and installation training
Free online training and regular webinars
Onsite and remote technical support
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