BPT say that the Impro64E+, which is used in various commercial and residential applications across the UK, will now allow up to 300,000 tag holders on a single system.
The Impro64E+ should also accommodate up to 50,000 programmable actions and 10,000 different access groups, which BPT claims will allow it to be spread over much larger sites than previously possible.
Also upgraded to make use of Ethernet technology, uploads from the potentially massive database to its controllers should become much faster.
Despite the changes BPT say the Impro64E+ still retains all of its original features, including full building management and zone counting.
The Impro64E+ forms part of the full range of Impro access control systems, including the Impro16 for small to medium-sized applications. The Impro systems all come with a range of readers, including metal vandal-resistant models.
