SecurA Key 28SA card access control 65,000 users with software
$1,159.16
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The ENTRACOMP The unit may be programmed with a PC either locally or with the use of a modem. Basic programming functions can also be accomplished by using programming cards. Transaction information is stored by the unit and may be downloaded to a PC or printer. Up to 128 28SA
A remote reader (SK-029W) may be connected to the ENTRACOMP
65,500 Card Capacity
5,000 Stored Transactions
15 Time Zones / 32 Holidays
Connect up to 128 Units with Optional SK-NM485 Module and SK-NETTM Software
Audit Trail - Upload to PC or Connect to Serial Printer
Modem Capability for Remote Locations
TCP/IP Capability for LAN Connection
Weather Resistant for Outdoor Installation
True IN/OUT or Timed Antipassback
® 28SA Plus is a highly sophisticated, yet simple to use, card access control unit for single or multi-door applications. Simply place the card on the stainless steel TOUCH CARD® Reader plate, and the card is read instantly and accurately. Patented slotless TOUCH CARD® Reader technology protects the unit from weather and vandalism. Plus units can be connected together in a single twisted pair RS-485 network using optional SK-NM485 Modules and SK-NETTM Software for Windows® 95/ 98/NT/2000.® 28SA Plus to allow access control in both directions through a single passageway, including true IN/OUT anti-passback capability. Three inputs are provided which are user programmable as Door Monitor, Tamper Monitor, Remote Inactive, Remote Open, Arming Circuit, Bell, or User Defined. The limited use feature allows cards to be programmed to work for a specified number of uses, days, weeks, or days after the first use.
The ENTRACOMP® Secuakey 28SA-Plus is an easy-use card access control unit for single or multi-door applications. To read a card, simply place it on the stainless steel Touchcard™ Reader plate. This...
