July 04, 2017
Nortech are pleased to be demonstrating ANPR Access Control Integration at Norbain's Bolton Roadshow on the 20th July 2017.
In just 5 minutes we’ll show you how controlled access software can integrate with a range of long range identification solutions. REGISTER today!
Norbains' road shows demonstrate "integration in action" with a dedicated area to show how individual items can be integrated to create dynamic security solutions.
Nortech staff will be on hand in the open exhibition area to demonstrate ANPR Access & HD, Transit, uPASS Target & Reach readers.
The ANPR and ANPR HD offers an effective access control solution using a Wiegand Interface Module to convert the licence plate details into a valid access control ID string which can then be checked to see if access is to be granted or denied.
The uPASS Target will also be on display which uses passive UHF RFID technology offering long-range identification at up to 10 metres. Its Plug-and-Play features enable easy installation and its industry-standard communication interfaces offers seamless integration into any existing or new third party systems for access control, logistic, security and parking operations.
uPASS Reach will also be on display which uses passive UHF RFID technology offering long-range identification at up to 5 metres. Tried and tested, cost effective solution.
The TRANSIT on the other hand is a robust long-range reader, based on semi active RFID technology, which enables automatic vehicle identification at distances of up to 10 metres and speeds of up to 125 mph.
All of the above solutions can be can be used with Nortech's Norpass3 Access Control Software to provide a high degree of security and convenience. It has an extremely user-friendly interface and offers a comprehensive range of features for most people and vehicle access control applications making Nortech your best solution provider.
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