Telephone Entry - Perimeter Controls
12 Button Apartment Entry Phone VK-1200 • 12 speed dial buttons (22 digits each) • 12 alternate number positions (22 digits each) • One button operation (no call button)
• Hang-up on CPC, busy, silence, time-out or dial tone return
• Integral relays for camera control and door strike • Optional Enhanced Weather Protection (EWP) • Available with color video camera (VK-K1205)
Hands-Free Entry Phone with Keypad VK-K17003 • Door and gate entry or apartment applications
• Available in stainless steel finish (VK-K17003) or oil rubbed bronze finish (VK-K17003BN)
• Vandal resistant stainless steel faceplate • Heavy duty metal keypad and call button • Telephone line powered • Available with color video camera (VK-K17053) • Enhanced Weather Protection (EWP) available • Shown in optional surface mount box (VK-VE6X7)
Hands-Free Doorboxes for
Your Home or Business VK-W1000 VK-W2000A • Answer your door from the safety of your phone
• 1-2 doorboxes can share a line and provide door strike/ CCTV control when used with a VK-C1000B
• High output speaker amplifier • Extended temperature range: -15° F to 130° F
• Available in flush mount (VK-W1000) or surface mount (VK-W2000A)
• Optional Enhanced Weather Protection (EWP)
ES5200 Entry Sentry D2-ES5200
• Mounts easily on standard door frames and hallway walls
• High throughput (30-45 people per minute) dependent on the access control system
• Integrated Lock Control Relay helps provide faster throughput
• Integrated door prop alarm
Full-Height Galvanized Turnstile D2-DSFSTG • Galvanized Steel for Outdoor Applications • Field Selectable Fail-safe or Fail-secure operation • Hydraulic Speed Dampening • Auto Centering for faster throughput • Safety features come standard at no extra charge • Easy to assemble
Full Height Mechanical Turnstile D2-DSFAL Series
• Designed for indoor/outdoor applications where added security and high pedestrian traffic are priorities
• While providing a true access control barrier, this unit will control traffic flow up to 20 people per minute per turnstile
• Compatible with any major access control system
SuperScanner Hand-Held Metal Detector GT-1165180 • The industry standard for hand-helds • Maximum sensitivity & durability • Audible & visual alarm indicators • 9-volt operation
SuperWand Hand-Held Metal Detector GT-1165800
• Slender design and 360° Plus detection field with tip pinpointing
• Very easy and fun to use with 1-touch button and 3-color LED display
• Choice of audible or silent vibrate/LED alarm
Tactical Hand-Held Metal Detector (THD) GT-1165900 • Highly sensitive, quick response time • Full 360° Plus detection • Silent operation with Red LED target indicator • Bright LED flashlight at tip of unit • Includes ballistic-weave holster
CS 5000 Walk-Through Metal Detector GT-1167410
• Touchpads and LCD for exact control and greater operational ease & clarity
• Uniform coverage archway to floor
• Optical sensor for more accurate detection and fewer false alarms
PD 6500i Walk-Through Metal Detector GT-1168411 • Beige
GT-1168414 • Gray
• Pinpoints targets in 33 distinct zones
• Scans from both sides for superior detection, uniformity and performance
• Meets TSA, European Airports and other international security requirements
• Advanced broadband technology for superior target analysis, weapons detection and higher throughput
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Commercial Swing Gate Operator LN-SWD • Pad mount articulating arm style design • ½ HP DC Motor with Built-in battery backup • Continuous Duty up to 700 lbs. 18' gates • APeX controller with on-board Megacode radio receiver • UL325 Listed for Class I-IV applications
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