"Bell didn't really invent the telephone:
lacked key features we associate with the phone
-a ringer (invented two years after Bell's patent)
-a dial (invented by Edison)
Bell invented the Intercom
-Edison probably did more to turn it into a telephone than anyone, We even adopt his greeting (Hello) in preferences to Bell's (Ahoy)
But Bell invented something far more important
-Microphones and Speakers"
http://evolutionarymedia.com/cgi-bin/wiki.cgi?MediumAsInterface,template.html
"Bell didn't invent the telephone, He invented microphones and speakers, As a system, he invented the intercom.
Users created the telephone:
By demanding ways to call multiple endpoints
By requiring easier to use summons signals
By creating new ways to use the telephone
By adopting means of behavior"
http://foulger.info/davis/presentations/spheresOfInvention.htm
While Alexander Graham Bell may not have been the first to invent the telephone, he was the first to patent it.
Based on his invention:
"Intercommunicating Telephone System (Intercom)
The Kellogg intercom phone...was patented in 1894."
http://www.officemuseum.com/communications_equipment.htm
The intercom was invented in 1920 in Berlin, where doctors called it a "door telephone" and used it for night calls.
Grupo Intercom was created in 1995.
"The principal spoke loudly over the intercom."
Grupo Intercom's motto is 'We innovate with values and efficiency'.
The authorities in Spain have not banned Intercom so it can be used. Motorcycle owners can use the Intercom system since it is versatile and reliable.
To install an intercom system for your house, follow these steps: Choose a suitable intercom system that fits your needs and budget. Plan the placement of intercom units in your house for optimal communication. Install the main intercom unit near the entrance or central area of your house. Connect the intercom units using the provided wiring or wireless technology. Test the system to ensure it is working properly and adjust settings as needed.
You can purchase a business intercom from ServiceMagic, eBay and Quantometrix, Teleccommunications. You can also go to Yell and find businesses that sell business intercom systems in your local area.
Although wireless intercom systems do serve the purpose there are some drawbacks. A wireless intercom system can be vulnerable to both radio interference and security issues. With wireless intercom systems conversations can be picked up by scanners, cordless phones or baby monitors that are on the same frequency.
The question is unclear.
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This depends on how you are as an individual at wiring projects. If you understand the intercom wires and how to hard wire them throughout the house then it may not be difficult. This website walks you through a general wiring job. http://homeintercomsystemsinfo.com/nutone-intercom-systems/how-to-install-a-wireless-home-intercom-system-2/
It operates exactly the same way as any other intercom. The only difference is how it gets its power. As an example, the intercom at the following site can run on battery power, AC power, or it has a solar power option. Whatever intercom you use, you'll have to consider that an intercom near a doorway may be shielded from the sun so the solar panel will likely have to have a long cord on it. You may be able to find some sort of solar panel you can use to convert any battery-powered intercom to solar. Just look for one that has the right voltage and current output to match the intercom.