Intratone, the access control product company, will be exhibiting its wireless intercom and access control systems at the Chartered Institute of Housing’s (CIH) Conference and Exhibition for a fifth year. The event’s running at Manchester Central from June 27 to 29.
Live demonstrations of Intratone’s products and technologies will show, the firm says, their use for housing associations or facilities managers and their residents. On stand will be its wireless intercoms (Audio DDA compliant intercoms and video intercoms); access control systems (mini coded keypad and proximity reader); and its digital noticeboard, which enables users to achieve better communication with residents.
Nicolas Gaine, INTERNATIONAL Sales Manager at Intratone, says remote key fob management is another key benefit. He says: “If a resident loses a fob, their property manager or housing association is instantly and remotely able to establish the identity of the fob, and disable it for future use,” he says. “Following this, a new fob is easily activated on the free and secured INTRATONE management site and sent out to that individual. This saves time and money, and enhances the security of each property.”
Since there is no handset for its intercoms, maintenance and hardware costs are kept minimal; and the requirement for overall systems’ maintenance is virtually non-existent as everything is managed on a secure free of charge web platform, the company adds. Each system can cater for a landline and a mobile; should the user have a preference.
Visit http://www.intratone.com.
