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The product line is centered on IP-based intercoms and modern access control hardware. By operating on standard networks, these systems replace older analog equipment with technology that is easier to manage, easier to integrate, and better suited for long-term use.

Clear Communication at the Door

A video intercom allows you to see and speak with visitors before granting access. This improves security while also making day-to-day operations smoother, especially in buildings with multiple entrances or limited front-desk staffing. Calls can be answered from a workstation, security desk, or mobile device, reducing the need for someone to be physically present at the door.

Clear audio and video help prevent confusion, speed up entry decisions, and create a more professional experience for visitors.

Smarter Control Over Who Gets In

Access control readers support common credential types such as cards and mobile credentials. This reduces dependence on physical keys and gives you more control over who can enter specific areas. When access needs change, permissions can be updated digitally instead of replacing locks or redistributing keys.

This approach makes it easier to manage employee turnover, changing schedules, and evolving security requirements without adding unnecessary complexity.

What This Means for Day-to-Day Operations

When you are responsible for building access, the system needs to work reliably and stay manageable over time. These solutions are designed to support practical needs such as:

• Clear communication at entry points
• Faster verification before unlocking doors
• Centralized control across multiple entrances
• Reduced reliance on physical keys
• Network-based management that aligns with IT standards
• Hardware built for long service life

Designed to Work With Other Systems

These products are built to integrate with broader security and building systems, including video surveillance and access management platforms. This allows access control and entry communication to function as part of a coordinated system rather than isolated tools.

Ready to Grow With Your Facility

As buildings expand or usage changes, access requirements change too. These systems make it easier to add doors, users, or locations without rebuilding the entire setup. That flexibility helps protect your investment and supports long-term planning instead of short-term fixes.