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Axis Communications at IFSEC 2017

by Mark Rowe

Axis Communications has partnered with Simons Voss Technologies GmbH to launch an IP-based digital locking and access control system. The two firms describe the integration as a wireless lock and access control solution for replacing physical keys in buildings.

SmartIntego battery-powered digital locks – either cylinders, padlocks or door handles – connect wirelessly via its GatewayNode to AXIS A1001 door controller, pictured; and AXIS Entry Manager software. The solution represents a complete, scalable, fully integrated and future-proofed access control system without limitation.

Axis and SimonsVoss say the integration can be stand-alone (no server) or fully integrated using an Axis software partner for enterprise-size installations, ONVIF-compliant. Online integration between the AXIS A1001 door controller and SmartIntego wireless lock components via AXIS Entry Manager is seamless the firms say as all products are built on open, IP-based architecture. IT administrators can setu p and manage the integration via a single AXIS Entry Manager interface. Thatallows for management of wired and wireless doors, with real-time monitored access and detailed audit trails. SmartIntego locks are compatible with European and Scandinavian door profiles.

Wireless locks have been enjoying growth the companies point out as they begin to replace traditional physical keys.

John Allen, Business Development Manager, Access Control in Northern Europe for Axis Communications, says: “A door with wireless locks typically reduces lifecycle costs by 60 per cent when compared to a wired door. This is thanks to simple, cable-free installation as well as the high costs of key re-suiting when a physical key is lost.”

And Larissa Kaiser, Head of System Integration at SimonsVoss Technologies GmbH, says: “The integration of our SmartIntego wireless locks will enable a scalable access control solution that meets today’s needs. SmartIntego wireless locks are embedded with integrated RFID-readers, so there’s no need for expensive or time-consuming cabling during installation. As important, the AXIS A1001 eliminates the need for power cables to wired doors and the door controller as it is a Power over Ethernet system.”

The integration is now commercially available in Europe and Middle East through Axis’ and Simon Voss Technologies GmbH distribution channels. Visit the Axis stand E1000 at IFSEC International 2017 from June 20 to 22, to see a demonstration.

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