The door entry, access control and gate automation company BPT Security Systems (UK) Ltd has launched XIP, a door entry over-IP system.
Designed in response to customer demand, XIP uses an open IP protocol allowing for system expansion with no distance restriction between blocks and an infinite number of simultaneous calls possible. In fact, XIP can be used to link separate sites – not just blocks – over unlimited distances, providing more integrated security over large areas the company says.
XIP programming makes it possible to create scalable systems. Sites can be expanded in stages across a development, so that full operation is guaranteed to already commissioned buildings while work continues without costly and inconvenient delays.
Using a standard CAT5 network, each block is able to accommodate hundreds of monitors and multiple entry panels. Video and audio handsets can be mixed, with integral intercom functions. Each handset or monitor is connected using a single pair of non-polarised wires, removing the need for time consuming installation of sockets or custom connection leads.
XIP can link individual blocks over fibre optic, radio, LAN or dedicated CAT5 network. Cameras, traditional or IP can be connected to the XIP system (via selectors) to gateways or power supply modules. CCTV and entry panel images can then be displayed on any receiver or porter station.
XIP’s porter system aids day to day building management and control, saving time. All this can be programmed and administrated from a central point, over the internet or multiple PCs.
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BPT Security has been supplying door entry systems for over
30 years. For more information please contact BPT Security Systems on 01442 230800, or email [email protected].
