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Altronix

Electronically Manage Multiple Doors

The Altronix T2RM7F8S pre-configured kit utilizes Altronix power distribution and combines Mercury platform controllers for access control deployment. The rack drawer allows for ease of installation, service and maintenance to simplify board layout. Units include tamper switch, an integrated Z-bracket to facilitate wire management and network power management options. Support up to eight doors with power from a single 2U enclosure, where wall space is limited or not an option. Image courtesy of Altronix

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Axis Communications

Manage Video and Access Control Simultaneously

AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry combines access control and video management software. By pairing video footage with access events, users get visual confirmation and door assistance, while leveraging cameras for flexible credential options like license plates or QR codes. The single interface makes it easy to program and administer the entire system. Users can add or remove users with drag-and-drop operation and set up access rules based on cardholder, location and schedule. Image courtesy of Axis Communications

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DoorKing

Encrypt Cards to Prevent Duplicates

ProxPlus Secure cards are encrypted so that they can only be read by a ProxPlus Secure reader. This aims to prevent unauthorized duplication of the access card. The card readers can be helpful in high-security applications. The card reader outputs the card code in a 26-bit Wiegand format so they are compatible with almost any access control system on the market. The card readers are designed for locations such as utility facilities, airports, schools, laboratories and supply chain areas. Image courtesy of DoorKing

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Kaadas

Utilize PIN Codes to Manage MDU Access

The KA211 Z-Wave Touchpad Deadbolt by Kaadas for the multiple dwelling unit (MDU) market is an electronic smart door lock, it is available in Z-Wave 700 or 800 Series technology, is ANSI Grade 2 rated and is IP65 rated dust and waterproof. Users can unlock the KA211 via the backlight touchpad, via the Z-Wave system app that the lock is tied to, or with their key. The lock is programmable with up to 250 saved PIN codes as well as temporary one-time codes, allowing users to provide access to roommates, friends, family, guests or authorized service providers safely and securely. The KA211 is compatible with various existing door hardware. Image courtesy of Kaadas

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Sargent

Reinforce Locks in Sensitive Areas

Sargent’s new 8200 Series Motorized Electric Latch Retraction (56-) mortise locks are built for demanding environments such as schools, hospitals, universities and other venues where security is paramount, the 8200 Series MELR mortise locks are engineered to the highest industry standards to ensure compliance with durability and reliability that stands the test of time. To ensure immediate access in high-traffic locations, Sargent 8200 Series MELR mortise locks deliver quick latch bolt retraction in just half a second with applied power. Designed with versatility in mind, these locks are ideal for push-pull conditions, handicap access, and are perfect for use with automatic operators to facilitate accessibility and ADA compliance. Image courtesy of Sargent

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Morse Watchmans

Secure Keys in High-Risk Facilities

Morse Watchmans’ KeyWatcher Touch brings modern key security and management to jails, offering secure centralized storage along with access logs and alerting. When paired with Morse Watchmans Tamper-proof Key Rings, which allow for multiple keys to be stored on the same ring, administrators can ensure that KWT users have exactly the keys they need access to, and only the keys they need access to. Image courtesy of Morse Watchmans

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Viking Electronics

Remotely Control Entryways

The SRC-1 from Viking Electronics is a secure relay controller (SRC) that enables a standard touch phone to operate a set of relay contacts that control a doorstrike or gate controller. The SRC-1 is installed between the entry phone and the secure phone, and will only operate the relay if the correct activation code is entered, a request to exit (REX) switch or button is pressed, or a recognized keyless entry code is entered. The unit is user-programmable and utilizes non-volatile memory. The unit provides up to 32 programmable keyless entry codes to operate the relay from the entry phone. For increased security, keyless entry can be disabled in programming. Image courtesy of Viking Electronics

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