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Cloud RFID<\/h2>\n

It is a software kit that manages the proximity keys directly remotely, can be programmed to operate in complete autonomy to control and authorize the inputs (such as the old coin validators), quantify the runs, manage the timers of any system and send SMS and \/ or alert e-mail messages and more.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Through the cloud you can move directly to the desired floor without the aid of pressing the button.<\/p>\n

The Rfid cloud also manages sensors of all kinds such as temperature sensors, electricity consumption, pressure, humidity, brightness etc. By connecting a battery, the gateway can detect the power failure and consequently perform actions locally and send alert messages.<\/p>\n

The Lift Access Control<\/strong> is a security system to manage the access of authorized people in particular environments. Our products for the access control of lifts are new generation and innovative, they actually replace the single contact keys. It is possible to manage the keys remotely<\/strong>, with programming from Smartphone, Tablet or Desktop PC.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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General informations<\/h3>\n

The RFID CLOUD for lifts provides for the management of the activation of the landing buttons and the car pushbutton panel based on the privileges attributed to each user. In correspondence with each floor button, a tag reader is required to be able to read the user’s key (tag, bedge, camera, etc.) and which allows the momentary enabling of the button to call the elevator.<\/p>\n

Each tag reader is connected by bus to the RFID CLOUD to which the code read in real time is communicated.
\nFor the construction of the system, it is sufficient to provide a tag reader for each floor and \/ or cabin control panel and a gateway that manages them while, for management, a special APP is available, accessible via a cloud service with which the administrator can add, modify and delete users and their RFID cards.<\/p>\n

In addition to direct mono and bistable enabling, the management of card activation also includes the setting of calendars and time slots in order to automate the enabling and disabling of each user, or records the number of trips. It can also take advantage of the “guest maneuver” to return the lift to floor “0” and bring it back to the desired floor.<\/p>\n

Each gateway manages the connection to the cloud via an integrated modem (GSM or LTE or WiFi), 2 digital photo-coupled inputs and two relay outputs. It can also manage up to 100 inputs and 100 outputs by adding the expansion interfaces connected in MODBUS.<\/p>\n<\/div>

Main functions<\/h3>\n
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  • 2 inputs and 2 outputs<\/li>\n
  • Bus RS485 (MODBUS rtu)<\/li>\n
  • Expandable up to 100 inputs and 100 outputs<\/li>\n
  • Management of up to 50 RFID readers and 50 keyboards<\/li>\n
  • Home automation functions<\/li>\n
  • Data-logger<\/li>\n
  • Battery management<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Technical Features<\/h3>\n
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    • Integrated modem: WiFi – GSM – LTE<\/li>\n
    • Power supply: 100-240Vac 50 \/ 60hz<\/li>\n
    • Battery input: 6V rechargeable<\/li>\n
    • Inputs: 2 optically isolated 5-50V 50mA expandable<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>
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