Invexs 190 is the latest addition to the very successful series of Invexs card readers
Invexs 190 card reader will be introduced to the British market at IFSEC 2011

At IFSEC 2011, Nedap Security Management will present AEOS 3.0 with a completely revised graphical user interface for the intuitive and user-friendly operation of AEOS. The management platform AEOS can combine several security disciplines on one single controller and within one server environment. Everything can be handled from one single user interface, making it easier for system users to handle alarms quickly and effectively.

In addition, Nedap Security Management will also present AEOS IP Video Management, a truly native video integration which goes technologically well beyond existing DVR and even open platform based solutions. Live and stored video images can be viewed by means of AEOS faces, part of the AEOS front end suite, while offering complete freedom of camera choice and storage media based upon industry standards. Moreover, images can be stored on an AEpu (controller) attached hard drive which significantly reduces bandwidth and network load issues.

The Invexs 190 is the latest addition to the very successful series of Invexs card readers and will officially be introduced to the British market at the IFSEC 2011. This stylish designed door frame (mullion) card reader can be used in outside environments and fits perfectly with today's office buildings. The optional use of the on-board SAM socket makes it future proof and ensures possible use in high-security environments.

Nedap Security Management will share its booth with the Nedap business unit Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI). Nedap AVI will show the Booster 2G, the latest addition to the TRANSIT perimeter security productline, and the UPass Reach reader with the latest UHF technology.

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