IP Reader-Controller - Isonas Security Systems - Facility Management Product Release

Isonas Security Systems
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The ISONAS PowerNet IP Reader-Controllers connect directly to an IP network and eliminates the need for traditional security control panels and wiring. Both ClearNet IP Readers and the PowerNet IP Readers come bundled with the latest Crystal Matrix Software, enabling “plug and play” functionality, and can be configured to read a variety of HID cards, according to the company.

In addition to using Power over Ethernet, the new reader also incorporates an RJ45 plug with network activity lights replacing the typical “pigtail”; a power reset button; a power selector; and output power for the electronic lock. The Crystal Matrix Software also enables network administrators to directly monitor and control an unlimited number of door readers across the enterprise, as well as time and attendance and emergency response.

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posted: 5/10/2007