Protect & control access
Four functions to plan separately, with interfaces to verify together.
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Security, networks, access and audiovisual: a multi-brand catalogue for professionals.
1,642 catalogue references
The catalogue, by function
The complete technical chain.
Start with a family, then compare references and available documents. A shared category is not evidence of compatibility.
Connect & distribute
Infrastructure and signal paths, all the way to their destination.
Control & power
Controls, movement, IT and backup power to specify.
Complete the brief
Accessories, additional references and services to specify in your enquiry.
Your starting point
A clear need. The right starting point.
A reference in mind, a system to plan or a list to quote? Start with what you already know.
I know the reference
Public catalogue. Account-specific prices remain restricted to approved professionals.
I have a technical need
Understand roles, connections and choices before selecting equipment.
Explore solutionsI am planning a site
Offices, shops, hotels and homes: start with the site's uses and constraints.
Choose my sectorI already have a list
Open my projects and prepare a quotation enquiry. Sign-in and an approved account are required.
Open my projectsProfessional systems
A reference is useful.
A coherent system is even better.
Illustrative architecture · compatibility to be checked
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Security · understand each role
See. Detect. Authorise. Alert.
A camera is not an alarm panel. A reader alone does not determine how a door should unlock. Plan each function, then verify interfaces between systems.
Video surveillance
Observe an area and view images according to permissions. Live viewing and recording are separate functions.
Camera · network · recorder · viewing station
Define first
Read the briefScene, image purpose, lighting, storage and image access.
Intrusion alarm
Detect an event in a defined zone and handle it according to the system mode. Gate position does not prove the alarm is armed.
Contacts / detectors · panel · signalling
Define first
Read the briefZones, occupancy, animals, communications and panel compatibility.
Access & intercom
Identify a visitor or credential, apply a permission and control the entrance. Also verify door-state feedback.
Reader / intercom · control · locking
Define first
Read the briefDoor type, exit, power, schedules and access permissions.
Fire detection
A separate brief: detection, a dedicated panel and warning devices. Intrusion alarms or automation do not replace it.
Detection · fire panel · warning
Define first
Read the briefBuilding use, architecture, documented equipment and validation by competent parties.
Selection guidance, not a security or fire-safety design. The briefs explain their limits and link to technical sources.
Networks · plan the whole chain
There is a whole network behind every access point.
Counting sockets is not enough. Connect uses to ports, power, cabling and management. These four surveys make an equipment enquiry more precise.
The survey before equipment selection
Ports, uplinks & PoEA free port is not spare power.
- Record
- Endpoints, uplinks, planned expansion and each device's documented maximum power.
- Verify
- PoE standard, per-port limit, total budget and ports usable simultaneously.
Wi-Fi & concurrent useFloor area alone does not determine access-point count.
- Record
- Plans, materials, concurrent users, mobile devices and required applications.
- Verify
- On-site placement, capacity, power and guest-access separation. No coverage radius is guaranteed here.
Fibre & optical modulesA connector that fits does not prove compatibility.
- Record
- Fibre type, distance, connectors, modules at both ends and host-equipment references.
- Verify
- Speed, wavelength, optical budget and documented equipment support.
Cabling, rack & operationThe rack houses equipment; it does not carry data on its behalf.
- Record
- Outlets, panels, patch leads, usable height, depth, power and maintenance access.
- Verify
- Labels at both ends, routes, cable clearance, ventilation and test reports.
Prepare your equipment list
Bring a plan, an inventory of existing equipment and intended uses. Keep unconfirmed references and measurements clearly marked.
Sound & picture
The right signal. In the right place.
Background music, a hybrid meeting or information on a display: start with what each person needs to hear, see and control.
Independent sound zones
Source → amplification → speakers
Reception and rooms can need different sources, levels and schedules. Record zones and speaker load before choosing outputs and amplification.
A meeting understood at both ends
Speech · remote playback · camera · content
A lit screen does not validate the meeting. Check outgoing speech, remote playback, sharing and actual microphone muting separately.
Content at the intended destinations
Source → distribution → display
Distinguish a local display, AV distribution and TV reception. Document formats, distances, interfaces and content rights.
Controls & continuity
A command is not state feedback. Power is not a service.
Two essentials for an operable system: know what actually happened, then identify what must remain powered.
Request. Act. Verify.
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The request
A button, schedule or condition triggers a request, with permissions and exceptions.
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The action
The actuator controls a compatible load. Specify protocol, supported function and local control.
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The feedback
A sensor or documented feedback confirms a state. Without it, show ‘requested’, not ‘completed’.
Safety functions and their requirements remain separate from comfort scenarios. This guidance replaces neither electrical design nor interface validation.
Plan building controlsConcept simulation · no equipment connected
Simulate an outage. Follow the supply.
Mains power supplies the devices. The presence of a UPS does not, by itself, confirm service status.
MainsPowered
RouterPowered
PoE switchPowered
Wi-Fi access pointPoweredPowered by the PoE switch
Unprotected workstationDirect mains supply
PoweredAssumptions: an available, charged and correctly sized UPS; compatible PoE equipment. No runtime is calculated. Powered equipment does not prove operator access, correct configuration or service availability.
Your site, your uses
Context changes the brief.
Eight briefs for recording the site's uses and constraints. Planning scenarios, not claims of completed client installations.
Offices & businesses
An office hosts staff, guests and contractors, often at the same time. Plan networking, rooms, access and continuity around their actual journeys, not a socket count per square metre.
Open the briefRetail
Entrance, counter, sales floor and stockroom each have different uses, users and constraints. Structure your brief before choosing cameras, networking or sound equipment.
Open the briefHotels & hospitality
Reception, rooms, dining and service areas have different hours and permissions. Organise networking, sound, displays and access around those differences to prepare a usable enquiry.
Open the briefShared residential
Connect the lobby, apartments, parking and technical areas without confusing shared and private spaces. Start with users, existing systems and management responsibilities before choosing entry panels and credentials.
Open the briefVillas & homes
Comfortable lighting, understandable controls, a connected home office and managed access: first describe what each space should enable. References follow, with their interfaces and limits.
Open the briefIndustry & logistics
A mobile terminal, a loading-bay camera and an administrative workstation follow different paths. Plan labelled links, documented environments and clear responsibilities before selecting equipment.
Open the briefHealthcare
Plan reception, administrative desks, guest networking and building equipment without confusing general IT with medical devices. A good brief also identifies what must not change.
Open the briefEducation
Equipment should remain understandable from the first connection to the end of class. Plan teacher, learner, visitor and administrative needs to select networking, AV and access on practical grounds.
Open the briefBrands in your catalogue.
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Hikvision
Hikvision DS-2CD20123G2-LIUY — 12 MP fixed IP camera
DS-2CD20123G2-LIUYProfessional pricing after approval
Availability to be confirmed
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Ruijie
Ruijie RG-NBS5200-24GT4XS — managed 24-port Gigabit switch, 4 SFP+
RG-NBS5200-24GT4XSProfessional pricing after approval
Availability to be confirmed
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Bose Professional
Bose Professional white FS4CE — 841156-0420
841156-0420Professional pricing after approval
Availability to be confirmed
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Hikvision
Hikvision DS-K1T670MFWX — 7-inch face recognition terminal
DS-K1T670MFWXProfessional pricing after approval
Availability to be confirmed
View productReferences from the active catalogue. Open each sheet to distinguish inventory data, available documents and information still to confirm. This selection is not a validated kit.
Your whole project,
in one place.
Gather references, prepare quotation requests and find documents in your professional workspace.
01Projects & product lists
Lists, quantities and revisions for each project.
02Quotation requests
Your requests and our team's proposals.
03Technical documents
Available documents for your references.
04Support & RMA
Conversations and request tracking.
Illustrative preview · no client data
Example bill of materials
DS-2CD20123G2-LIUYHikvision DS-2CD20123G2-LIUY — 12 MP fixed IP camera
RG-NBS5200-24GT4XSRuijie RG-NBS5200-24GT4XS — managed 24-port Gigabit switch, 4 SFP+
841156-0420Bose Professional white FS4CE — 841156-0420From selection to a project ready to quote.
- 01
Search
By reference, brand or use.
- 02
Compose
Gather products and quantities.
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Validate
Confirm technical choices and constraints.
- 04
Request a quote
Submit a clear bill of materials.
Example bill of materials
| Reference | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
DS-2CD20123G2-LIUY | Hikvision DS-2CD20123G2-LIUY — 12 MP fixed IP camera | 8 |
RG-NBS5200-24GT4XS | Ruijie RG-NBS5200-24GT4XS — managed 24-port Gigabit switch, 4 SFP+ | 2 |
841156-0420 | Bose Professional white FS4CE — 841156-0420 | 6 |
Illustrative preview · no client data · Prepare your project, request a quotation and decide on the proposal. Every order request requires separate Inovexia confirmation.
Professional resources
The right tools,
before the first cable.
Guides and technical pointers for your choices. Assumptions and compatibility must be confirmed for each project.
Technical guide
Prepare a structured network
Architecture, cabling and equipment: what to check before deployment.
Read guide
Technical guide
Plan a video installation
Cameras, recording and storage: ask the right questions.
Read guide
Technical guide
Design installed sound
Spaces, uses and zones: prepare a coherent layout.
Read guideGuidance you can open now.
Four public tools for sizing and preparing your brief. Assumptions stay visible; results do not validate an installation.
CalculatorEstimate video storageCalculatorCheck a PoE budgetPlannerPlan rack space and portsCheckerCheck a bill of materials
Browse all guidesFrequently asked questions
Before you start.
Answers to common questions. Need technical advice? Our team is here to help.
Contact technical supportWho is the platform for?
Installers, integrators, resellers and technical teams preparing professional purchases.
How do I see professional prices?
Create an account and submit an application. Once approved, validated prices from your assigned list are available only in your workspace. Products without validated prices remain quotation-only.
Can I send a list of references?
Yes. Approved accounts can create projects, enter quantities or import CSV files. Row-level errors are shown before requesting a quote.
Can I buy directly online?
No. The platform is for preparing and requesting quotations. Purchases and order acceptance are handled directly with Inovexia.
How do I validate a technical choice?
Describe the use, existing equipment and site constraints in your project. Products appearing together in the catalogue are not automatically compatible.
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Create an account, verify your email and describe your activity.
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Have your request reviewed
Our team reviews your professional profile and informs you of its decision.
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After approval, find the features and pricing authorised for your account.
Access, roles and terms are confirmed after approval.
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