Panasonic Life Solutions India has launched its VL-VQ Series SIP-based IP Video Intercom System, aimed at enhancing security and access management across modern residential developments.

Designed for apartments, gated communities and large housing projects, the system offers a three-layered security framework integrating residences, building entrances and central security operations. It combines door stations, lobby display units, room monitors, guard stations and central management software into a unified platform, enabling real-time monitoring and communication.

The system supports multiple access modes, including face recognition, QR codes, IC cards, smartphones and remote unlocking, while allowing residents and security teams to manage visitor access and surveillance efficiently.

Commenting on the launch, Tomo Kazuya, Chief Business Planning, Panasonic Entertainment & Communication Co. Ltd., said, “Across the world, residential communities are increasingly looking for intelligent systems that bring together security, connectivity, and convenience in a seamless manner. At Panasonic, we are committed to advancing IP-based security solutions that integrate communication, access control, and centralized management within a unified platform. The introduction of the VL-VQ Series reflects our continued focus on delivering reliable, scalable technologies that support safer and smarter communities globally.”

Gunjan Sachdev, Associate Director & National Business Chief, Security Solutions, Panasonic Life Solutions India, added, “At Panasonic, our focus is on developing integrated security ecosystems that address the evolving needs of modern residential communities. As urban infrastructure expands and residential developments become larger and more complex, the demand for intelligent, connected security solutions continues to grow. Our IP Video Intercom System is designed to deliver enhanced access management, seamless communication, and centralized monitoring, enabling safer and smarter living environments for residents while supporting efficient security management for developers and facility teams.”

The system is built on a SIP-based architecture, allowing integration with IP infrastructure, CCTV systems and third-party devices. It supports real-time monitoring, alarm notifications and remote access via smartphones.

Panasonic also introduced a KIT Model-VL-VQS300 for individual homes, offering a simplified video door phone solution. With this launch, the company aims to strengthen its connected solutions portfolio aligned with India’s expanding smart residential ecosystem.