SED-902 Remote/Master
Answering the growing industry needs for remote access control, the SED-902 is the latest generation of wireless access control products by Sec-Eng Systems. This system is ideal for difficult installations, where cabling is not possible or cost-effective.
The Remote-Master system provides the ability for card readers to send data to the client’s access control system in real-time via a wireless ISM LoRa radio link at a distance of up to 500m.
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No cables in that car park?
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Need to get remote access control at your boom gates?
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Setting up temporary boom gates where cabling is impractical?
Powerful enough for your needs with the capacity to run readers for a distance of up to 500 metres, the SED-902 Remote/Master system is ideal for just about any industrial or commercial application where access control is required.
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Wiegand data, LED and Buzz Inputs + 4 separate I/O
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A proven, reliable, easy-to-use remote access control system
Easy to set up, manage and expand with your site
Developed in Australia by SEC-ENG Systems, the SED-902 Remote/Master uses encrypted ISM 915 MHz band wireless technology. This is a solid, proven product with thousands in daily use across Australia. The SED-902 Remote/Master System is easy to configure and set up plus it's easy to manage and expand as your site grows.
The SED-902 Remote/Master can be configured for multi mode which allows a number of 902 remotes and one 902 Master with 902 Expanders to communicate with one another. In this mode, you have a number of remotes in the field communicating back to one 902 Master with it's corresponding 902 Expander attached making your access control network all RF.
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915MHz operation frequency
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Up to 500m line of sight range (Subject to RF conditions at location).
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Supports Wiegand and Gallagher/Cardax systems
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2 card reader inputs per board (expandable)
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4 x cross linked input/output connections
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Battery backed system
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Ability to run of 12V DC
Applications:
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Boom gates
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Doors
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Vehicles
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Fork lifts
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Lifts
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Gates