Intercoms For Access Control & Security
Applications include vehicle entry gates and healthcare providers like managed care facilities.
Am I correct to say that end-users could be issued up to 32 unique PINs, and they could use their cell phone to gain access?
You are correct in that the end-users could be issued up to 32 unique keyless entry codes, but the usual way to use a keyless entry code is to have an entry phone with a keypad (i.e. the K-1700-3 or K-1900-8) and for the tenants or employees to go off-hook with the entry phone and dial ‘#’+ their code on the keypad to activate the door strike. Thus a cell phone is not required for keyless entry.
For more information, contact Viking Electronics, 1531 Industrial St., Hudson, WI 54016. Telephone: 715-386-8666. Web Site: www.vikingelectronics.com.
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