EZVIZ’s HP7 Pro video intercom and HG2 600 Pro sliding-gate operator are designed as one connected access system, letting users view visitors, communicate with them and control a gate from the indoor display or EZVIZ mobile app. In testing, the two products were installed together and operated through the same ecosystem, rather than requiring separate control platforms.
The HP7 Pro is the more unusual component. Its outdoor panel combines a 4K camera with palm-vein recognition, 3D structured-light facial recognition, an RFID reader and a keypad. EZVIZ says its on-device AI chip can authenticate facial and palm-vein data in under 1.5 seconds, with biometric processing handled locally on the device.
- Palm-vein scanning
- 3D facial recognition
- RFID badges
- Numeric passcodes
- QR codes, including temporary visitor codes
- Remote unlocking through the EZVIZ app
- Unlocking from the indoor monitor
The outdoor HP7 Pro panel measures 191.8 × 91 × 40 mm and has a 1/1.28-inch CMOS sensor, f/1.6 aperture, 158-degree field of view and infrared support. Video tops out at 3840 × 2160 pixels at 15 fps. It also supports WDR, distortion correction, color or black-and-white night modes, human-motion detection, customizable detection zones and tamper alerts.
Inside, the system uses an 8-inch 1280 × 800 touchscreen monitor for live viewing, two-way communication, call history and gate or door release. Storage is supported on microSD cards up to 512 GB, while the system also works with EZVIZ CloudPlay. Connectivity is dual-band Wi-Fi supporting 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, and the listed security options include WPA, WPA2 and WPA3.
Gate automation and installation
The HG2 600 Pro is built for sliding gates weighing up to 600 kg and measuring up to 8 meters long. It offers 15-, 18- and 20-second opening-speed settings, remote control through the app, remotes, the indoor monitor and a control button. It can also be configured for partial opening.
- A motor unit with mounting base and hardware
- Two safety photocells designed to stop or reverse the gate when an obstacle is detected
- A warning light with an integrated 2K camera and human-presence detection
- Two remote controls and a wireless repeater
- A backup battery
- A Wi-Fi HaLow repeater for the connection between the router and gate system
The gate installation reviewed used a concrete motor base, aligned rack gear and paired safety photocells. The motor’s Soft-Start and Soft-Stop functions were intended to smooth its movement, while the integrated camera provides a live gate view in the app. The HG2 600 Pro supports microSD storage, EZVIZ CloudPlay and AES/TLS data encryption.
The HP7 Pro can connect to two wired door or gate-release ports over distances of 1 to 10 meters. During the installation, it was connected over two wires to an electric lock purchased separately and to the indoor monitor. The HP7 Pro’s outdoor panel is rated for operation from -30°C to 60°C at up to 95% humidity and has a weather-resistant design with a protective cover.
The app centralizes video streams, visitor calls, notifications and access control. Up to 50 facial profiles and 20 palm-vein patterns can be registered on the HP7 Pro, while users can manage visitor permissions and temporary QR codes. On the HG2 600 Pro side, the app adds opening and closing controls, speed adjustment, camera viewing, person detection and adjustable monitoring zones.
The combination targets properties that need both visitor verification and automated sliding-gate control. Its appeal is the shared EZVIZ interface and broad range of entry methods, but deployment still involves specialist installation and, where needed, separately sourced compatible electric locks. International pricing and availability were not confirmed in the supplied information.
