Camden Door Controls’ new CV-900 ‘Designer Series’ access control devices are compact, elegantly styled and available in a selection of finishes that will enhance any decor.

The ‘Designer Series’ is a complete line of metal backlit keypads, dual format proximity card readers (HID/AWID) and capacitive biometric fingerprint readers. They are elegantly styled and available in a range of anodised architectural finishes (white and metallic silver, charcoal and red).

The CV-900 “Designer Series features

The CV-900 “Designer Series also offers ‘all metal’ construction that ensures durability in high traffic areas. They are engineered for indoor and outdoor use, and with an IP65 rating, provides high resistance to water and dust.”

Designer Series’ devices also provide industry-leading technology and an extensive list of features including tamper alarm output, and audible and visual response. The capacitive biometric reader stores up to 9500 fingerprints, and is supplied with free management software.

“CV-900 devices combine great looks and features in an elegant and compact package. We believe ‘Designer Series’ will quickly become the preferred choice for the architecture and interior design community, as well as for installers and end users,” said David Price, Camden marketing manager.

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