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Wireless Access Control - Stanley Security Solutions - Facility Management Product Release
Stanley Security Solutions
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Wireless Access Control system integrates access management software with a wireless access controller, integrated gateways and multiple reader formats to enable all decision-making at the door. The Wi-Q system provides 128-bit security encryption. An integrated portal gateway enables two-way communication between wireless readers and the host computer. The wireless access door reader interfaces with all Wiegand communication readers.
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posted: 1/7/2009