Net2 Entry is an intercom system that works standalone or alongside Paxton's Net2 access control, combining door entry with key features of Net2. Net2 Entry consists of 3 components that auto-detect on set up; external panel, interior monitor and door control unit.
Net2 Entry is a plug and play solution that comes with a range of intercom panel options and is suitable for a wide variety of sites.
The Net2 Entry Vandal Resistant Panel can open opportunities at sites where vandal resistant capabilities are a prerequisite. The Net2 Entry VR Panel is made from corrosion resistant marine grade stainless steel and has an IP55 rating, to meet the most demanding environments.
The toughened polycarbonate screen can withstand even the harshest treatment with an impact resistance rating of IK09.
Installation
Net2 Entry components simply interconnect using Cat5 or standard RJ45 terminated patch cables. Net2 Entry can also utilize existing network infrastructure for simple installation. PoE technology runs power and data along the same cable to avoid the need for separate power supplies.
The panel comes in three variants; surface mount, flush mount and rain hood, allowing you to take on a variety of jobs.
For multiple panel entrances, more than one panel can now be associated with an ACU.
Operation
A visitor initiates a video call via the bell button on the external panel. Visitor access can be granted via the Net2 Entry monitor, which features an intuitive touchscreen user interface. The internal monitor can be used via either the handset for private calls or in hands free mode.
When connected to Net2, access to the building can be gained by using a PIN, Code and/or proximity token.
Specifications are subject to change without notice. E&OE. Prices are a guide only, and are valid on 2018-02-07 only, subject to stock being available.The specifications displayed above apply to the entire range and may not apply to this specific model. Kindly note that options cannot be changed for most models, and some options are not available in South Africa.