SALTO, the wireless door access control product company, has developed BLUEnet Wireless. This product is networked through Bluetooth RF and is designed for doors where real-time control is required. SALTO BLUEnet can be installed as an independent system or can work with SALTO Virtual Network (SVN) in areas of a building where real-time control is required, the product firm says.
Control and management of all access points can be done remotely and in real-time from one or more administrator workstations. The SALTO BLUEnet wireless engine lets the operator monitor live access control events and provides the ability to unlock doors, change opening mode, lockdown, live door status monitoring or change physical access rules in the access plan, in real-time and wirelessly.
If radio frequency is interrupted or breaks down, the access system will continue to work, as the virtual network of the battery-operated locks remains operative through SALTO SVN. One gateway can communicate with seven nodes. Each node can operate up to 16 doors, with a maximum distance of 15ft (16m) between the lock and the node; all by using one single IP address.
Escutcheons and cylinders receive blacklist information and remove cancelled keys from the system in real-time. The product can receive audit trail information in real-time and view door access without having to visit the door. The real-time door control includes door alarm, intrusion alarm, single lockdown and remote door opening. Real-time battery control enables maintenance to view escutcheon power status in real-time. Visit: www.saltosystems.com.
