IP-Based Access Control
The Smallest, Most Powerful, Highly Scalable IP-Based Access Control Solution On The Market
Small, Yet Powerful The eIDC32
Shown actual size
single door controller delivers the power you need in the smallest form factor in the industry, managing up to 64,000 credentials when paired with the Intelli-M Access® browser-based software. Server down? No problem, this intelligent little device buffers 16,000 local events until connectivity is restored.
Intelli-M Access
Combine the Ethernet Integrated Door Controller, eIDC32
, with the browser-
based management application, Intelli-M Access, and feel the power of infinias.
Benefits of infinias IP-based Access Control Scalability
The infinias Difference
Infinias IP-based access control solutions feature the ground-breaking eIDC32
door controller – delivering sufficient
Power over Ethernet to carry both data and power for the controller and peripheral door hardware. Additionally, the eIDC32
Cost Savings
IP-based access control solutions deliver lower equipment costs (no costly control panel or multiple wiring required) and lower installation costs (network powered with substantially less cabling and shorter runs), reducing installation costs by up to 30%! Plus, IP access solutions eliminate the need to physically re-key doors in the future.
supports peer-to-peer communication to keep data flowing even if a server connection is interrupted.
Infinias IP-based access control solutions are engineered to easily grow with your needs and your budget. Intelli-M Access software supports an unlimited number of doors, and the eIDC32
door controller makes it simple to add
additional doors to your network at any time—from a single door, to thousands.
Convenient Access Scheduling
Infinias Intelli-M Access software integrates with Microsoft Active Directory, providing convenient access management of weekly schedules, holidays and more. Each door controller/door supports up to 254 schedules with holiday exceptions.
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