Commend at a Glance
From its founding in 1971, Commend grew from a small family business into a large, globally recognised player providing Integrated Intercom Systems. Today, our unique solutions are installed for the protection of people, buildings and assets throughout the world. Integration of Commend Intercom Solutions has been hugely successful in many industry sectors. Intercom stations, modules and servers for integration of speech, image and data can be found in control rooms throughout the world for increased security. For example, help and emergency call points for transport solutions, controlling barriers in car parks and controlling lifts in buildings. Our solutions can be found in iconic buildings including the Shard (UK), Mercury Tower (RUS); throughout the London Underground Network (UK); in universities and schools; in production facilities; refineries, airports; hospitals; car parks; tunnels and many more.
What we do
Over the years, Commend technology has advanced to a point where it is not always easy to briefly explain the key concepts, features and benefits to someone without going into technical details. This 2-minute explainer video is designed to illustrate the concept of our security and communication system in a way that’s both educational and entertaining.
Our Solution Platform
The Commend product portfolio covers every Intercom need, from door intercom systems to complex integrated solutions. Commend‘s building-block design concept ensures that all of the various security systems like CCTV, Access Control, Mobile Radio etc. combine to form a single, easy-to-use-and-manage platform.
Our Markets
Our solutions are designed to bring the benefits of professional security and intercom communication to a host of different environments. A common sight in many everyday situations, they act as reassuring beacons of help and support, anywhere from underground railway stations to parking garages, from road tunnels to high-security facilities, whether across globally networked industrial sites, or simply at the entrance to an office building.
