Electronic door handles
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Electronic Handles - Intelligent Systems for Access Management
Electronic door handles for access control are a modern solution used for securing doors and controlling access to various facilities, such as offices, hotels, residential buildings, or high-security areas. Their main task is to allow or restrict access to a particular room or building based on defined permissions.
A Few Words About Electronic Handles
Operation Mechanism
Electronic handles can operate in various ways, depending on the technology used. The most commonly encountered models utilize RFID proximity cards, PIN codes, fingerprints, or even biometric solutions, such as iris scanning or facial recognition.
Power Supply
Most electronic handles are battery-powered, allowing for installation without the need for additional wiring. Some models can also be connected to a permanent power source.
Integration with Security Systems
Electronic handles are often part of a larger access control system and can be integrated with other security systems in the building, such as alarms, surveillance systems, and even time attendance recorders.
Management and Auditing
Modern systems allow for remote management of handles, including adding and removing access permissions and remotely opening doors. These systems often also record entry and exit history, allowing for access monitoring and auditing.
Safety
Electronic handles are designed to provide a high level of security. They can be equipped with anti-tamper mechanisms and protections against unauthorized access attempts.
Where Can Electronic Handles Be Used?
- Hotels - They enable easy management of access to rooms and other public areas. Access cards for guests can be programmed for a specific time, increasing security and facilitating property management.
- Offices - Access control to individual rooms or zones in the office, with the ability to assign different permissions to different users.
- Residential Apartments and Houses - Provide additional security and convenience, allowing for remote access management or programming temporary access for guests.
- Types of verification: Password, fingerprint, RFID card, TUYA app, classic key
- Capacity of users in the base: 300
- Voltage: DC6V, 4 AAA alkaline batteries
- The right door thickness: 41 - 55 mm
- Additional features: Touch keyboard, cooperation with TUYA application
- Types of verification: Password, TUYA app, RFID card, fingerprint, key
- Number of administrators in the base: 9
- Capacity of users in the base: 300 (fingerprints, passwords, cards)
- Additional features: Sabotage alarm, touch keypad, cooperation with TUYA application
- Types of verification: Password, TUYA app, RFID card, fingerprint, key
- Capacity of users in the base: 300 (fingerprints, passwords, cards)
- Number of administrators in the base: 9
- Voltage: 12V (8pcs AA 1.5V alkaline batteries, an external USB emergency power supply can be used)
- Door thickness: 35-120 mm
- Additional features: Sabotage alarm, touch keypad, cooperation with TUYA application, low power alarm
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Electronic Handles - Intelligent Systems for Access Management
Electronic door handles for access control are a modern solution used for securing doors and controlling access to various facilities, such as offices, hotels, residential buildings, or high-security areas. Their main task is to allow or restrict access to a particular room or building based on defined permissions.
A Few Words About Electronic Handles
Operation Mechanism
Electronic handles can operate in various ways, depending on the technology used. The most commonly encountered models utilize RFID proximity cards, PIN codes, fingerprints, or even biometric solutions, such as iris scanning or facial recognition.
Power Supply
Most electronic handles are battery-powered, allowing for installation without the need for additional wiring. Some models can also be connected to a permanent power source.
Integration with Security Systems
Electronic handles are often part of a larger access control system and can be integrated with other security systems in the building, such as alarms, surveillance systems, and even time attendance recorders.
Management and Auditing
Modern systems allow for remote management of handles, including adding and removing access permissions and remotely opening doors. These systems often also record entry and exit history, allowing for access monitoring and auditing.
Safety
Electronic handles are designed to provide a high level of security. They can be equipped with anti-tamper mechanisms and protections against unauthorized access attempts.
Where Can Electronic Handles Be Used?
- Hotels - They enable easy management of access to rooms and other public areas. Access cards for guests can be programmed for a specific time, increasing security and facilitating property management.
- Offices - Access control to individual rooms or zones in the office, with the ability to assign different permissions to different users.
- Residential Apartments and Houses - Provide additional security and convenience, allowing for remote access management or programming temporary access for guests.
