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An entrance that welcomes and protects

From the call to opening: connect people, permissions and passage in one simple journey.

Study the door and its mechanical constraints before the electronics. Locking and emergency operation require site-specific validation.
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Interactive system view

THE JOURNEY

Map the entrance journey

A visitor calls, an occupant answers and may authorize opening. Identify each control point and the need for video, audio or badges before selecting a station.

  1. Visitor
  2. Intercom
  3. Occupant

PREPARE THE PROJECT

What to share with your integrator.

  • Door type and entrance usage
  • Profiles, schedules and revocation
  • Exit and emergency operation validated

The complete guide, at your pace.

01Map the entrance journey

A visitor calls, an occupant answers and may authorize opening. Identify each control point and the need for video, audio or badges before selecting a station.

Visitor → Intercom → Occupant

02Connect identity and permission

The reader receives an identifier, the controller checks permission and the door receives a command. Plan schedules, profiles and badge revocation to avoid hard-to-manage shared access.

Identifier → Permission → Opening

03Plan power and emergency operation

The lock, controller and intercom each have power requirements. Document exit, manual release and failure behavior with the professional responsible for site safety.

Power → Locking → Emergency

04Test the entire journey

Test a call, an authorized opening and a denied attempt. Then check permission removal and emergency procedures. Hand over a diagram, account roles and a maintenance method.

Call → Check → Passage

Conceptual diagrams. Site design and equipment datasheets determine actual connections, protection and compatibility.