KeyPad Plus

Remote access control

Create individual passcodes to keep track of who disarms the system and when; a username is shown in the notification and event log. To manage the security of groups or the entire website, Pass or Tag can also be assigned to a specific user with set permissions. You may manage access rights in real time with an ajax application. Access might be restricted, extended, or immediately blocked.

adding people. swift and simple

Up to 200 Tags or Passes can be used with Ajax systems. You only need to provide a name for the device and specify access rights when adding new users; you do not need to establish Ajax accounts for them. This makes granting temporary workers or new hires access to the system easier.

Anti-sabotage mechanism on multiple levels

Tamper

When the keypad is taken off of the mount, users and the central station are notified

When attempting to guess a passcode, blocking occurs.

The keypad is blocked, and an alert is set off when three consecutive incorrect passcodes are entered.

Authentication

The device sounds an alarm whenever an attempt is made to utilise a key fob or invalid card.

polling cycles

In less than a minute¹, the system detects a communication failure with the keypad.

Transmission of a silent alarm to a monitoring station

If attackers attempt to disable the system Duress codes allows you to mimic disarming through KeyPad Plus. The alarm signal is immediately transmitted to a central monitoring station, but it won't trigger the sirens, the app, or the keypad indications.

Deliveries of alarms are assured

To guarantee the continuous operation of all system components, we designed the Jeweller radio protocol. Time frames, authentication, and encryption are all used by the radio protocol to synchronise communication between linked devices and prevent forgery and hacking.