Tonali’s GMZ OmniAccess Suite is a scalable access control solution, which is suitable for standalone installations or more complex networks. The system allows operators to configure their own premises, users and groups of users in relation to gates, readers, time zones, physical areas, security levels and access procedures. Alarms triggered from remote access control systems can be relayed to the operator via e-mail or SMS. The system can also be linked through optional devices to Scada systems for controlled networks monitoring.
Available from Locken Services, the Locken system is an access control system with no wiring or maintenance. The system is based on a single programmable Locken Mobile key, which allows users to protect their premises, furnishings or vehicles, and trace both access and movements. The key communicates with the remote control unit via a smartphone and receives access rights to open Locken mechanical cylinders. More than 80 designs are available, including padlocks and cam locks.
Described as a networkable fingerprint reader for residential and commercial locations, TOCAnet from Interel stores 200 fingerprints in every biometric terminal. TOCAnet consists of a control panel containing three dry contact relays and a scanner unit used to scan the finger and encode it. The system comes with a Windows PC-based solution to administer users, terminals, access times and access authorisation. Access control defining individual time windows or user rights, as well as temporary access for guests and external staff, is also possible.
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