Articles Tagged with ''access control''

Arcules video surveillance-as-a-service and access control-as-a-service allow organizations to transform video into powerful intelligence for increased business insight and security.

ProdataKey’s (PDK) new eight-door eio+ and the two door dio offer expanded benefits and functionality when used as part of a pdk io system.

DoorKing’s model 2112evolve video telephone entry system is a cloud-based system that can store virtually an unlimited number of phone numbers and entry codes.

The CX-12 PLUS door interface relay is designed for easy interconnection of automatic doors with access control, time control, telephone entry and fire alarm systems.

The CX-IRB isolation relay module provides a compact and economical solution for isolation of devices from electrical noise and induced voltages.

When your customers require OSDP for their next installation, you’ll be ready. DMP announced that all 734 Series access control modules now support both Wiegand and OSDP readers. OSDP stands for Open Supervised Device Protocol; it was developed by the Security Industry Association in 2011 and is now widely considered the gold standard for access control installations. For increased security, OSDP supports high-end 128-bit AES encryption to more effectively prevent the interception of data between modules and readers. 


 

Finding and managing your video feeds is now faster and easier for dormakaba’s Keyscan Aurora users. The new Keyscan Aurora access control management software version 1.0.19 integrates with OpenEye Web Services (OWS). This licensed module allows users to quickly retrieve, view and manage video feeds through the cloud using OpenEye’s web services and the OWS viewer app featured in the Keyscan Aurora interface.

Aeroturn LLC announced that the company’s X-Wing turnstiles were selected and installed at the University of Pittsburgh’s Trees Athletic Center located on campus. Aeroturn was selected due to its track record of delivering high quality turnstile solutions. Aeroturn deployed three ADA-compliant X-Wing lanes on a modular platform system in the athletic center of the university. The university chose this specific site as a testing ground due to heavy use and rough conditions this entrance would experience. Aeroturn Turnstiles held true to its superior track record and passed the test with flying colors.

There was a time not too long ago when choosing the card and reader for an access control installation consisted of which proximity reader style from a limited number of suppliers you liked and how many 125 kHz cards or fobs you needed to purchase.