Multi-Door Panels - Single-Door Panels
Integra32 Access Control System 6R-IRC2000RD (RBH-IRC-2000-FR360N)
The Integra32 is expandable up to 128 doors. Each kit includes: Software, two Proximity readers software and 12V power supply.
Panels utilize fully distributed intelligence with resettable fuses, real-time clock and are flashware upgradable. The Integra32 control panels feature two reader ports, eight inputs and eight outputs which are fully integrated with our embedded Network Video Recorder (NVR) option.
6R-RBHIRC2000-RD
Software options include: • Photo ID Badging • Visitor Management • DVR integration (multiple manufacturers available) • Card Import
RBH IntegraView NVR Hardware options include: • LIF200 Lan module • Exit reader module (for in/out applications)
URC2004 – Four-door panel URC2004 – Rack-mount kit
6R-RBHURC2004-RD Complete and Expandable 2 Door Prox Kit
VS-VXS • Simple, complete and priced to compete! • Contains:
* 2-door controller, 2 readers, 10 cards, USB enrollment station, software (you choose to use), dual lock power supplies, transformer
• On-board LCD keypad programmer and card/tag enroller • Up to 5000 users and expands up to 200 doors
• Other Kits: VXS-RDM mullion, VXS-RDK keypad VXS-RDA Weigand
EdgePlusTM Solo ES400
IP Intelligence at the Door Incorporating any Reader for Stand-Alone Applications HU-83000BKE (83000BKE)
• Control functions for a single door via network connectivity with any existing or new Wiegand or compatible HID Clock and Data readers
• Remotely managed “software-less” over the network via standard web browser
• Manages 1000 cardholders/credentials
• Manages 8 schedules and 3 intervals each day of the week including holidays
EdgeReaderTM Solo ESRP40 IP Intelligence at the Door with Integrated Multi-iCLASS® Reader for Stand-Alone Applications
HU-83125BKI0 (83125BKI0) • Control functions for a single door via network connectivity with a HID Multi-Class reader in one device with the same footprint as a traditional reader • Remotely managed “Software-less” over the network via standard web browser • Manages 1000 cardholders/credentials • Manages 8 schedules and 3 intervals each day of the week including holidays • View last 5000 events • Standardized report generation, including CSV export • Network access is Cat5 for communications and Power over Ethernet (PoE) eliminating the need for separate power supplies • Multi-Class reader reads, HID iClass, HID Prox, AWID Prox, INDALA Prox, CSN • Kits also available
Prox.Pad Plus Access System
IE-PROXPADPS (0-205679) • 32-door access system, expandable one door at a time • 2000 users per door
• Powerful single door controller with integrated Proximity reader
• Managed with HubManager Professional Software V7 or greater
• “System Task List” with video tutorial support makes for fast software setup
• Accessible via LAN/WAN with IEI’s IE-SEG1, a TCP/IP interface module
Integrated Prox Access System
IE-PROXPADPI (0-205681) • Fast mounting local controller eliminates costly wire runs
• Integrated HID Proximity reader can be mounted 10' from controller
• Wireless IR communication with IEI’s Data Transfer Device (DTD)
• Audit trail, time zone control and holiday scheduling with Hub Manager Professional software 7.2.4 or greater
• Two Form C SPDT on-board relays • 12VDC operation
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• View last 5000 events • Standardized report generation, including CSV export
• Network access is Cat5 for communications and Power over Ethernet (PoE) eliminating the need for separate power supplies
• Kits also available
NetAXS Browser Based Access Control NC-NX1P Single Door, Power over Ethernet (PoE) • High-Impact Plastic Enclosure; mount at the door
• 1-door (1 Reader) installations or 1-door (2 Reader) installations with multiplexed readers (IN & OUT readers)
• Includes: Plastic Enclosure w/ Tamper Switch, 1-Door Controller
• Add NC-NXD1 to grow system to 2 doors
• Compatible with NetAXS products and WIN-PAK Software to grow from 1 door to 1000 doors
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