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Continental Access, a division of NAPCO Security Technologies is pleased to introduce their all-new E-Access readers for Continental’s E-Access embedded access control line.

E-Access readers feature ultra-fast transaction times, under a second, Wiegand & OSDP support, easy automated credential issuance and no-touch Bluetooth mobile credentials. Several models are available for standard and mullion applications, and also with digital keypad.

Cloud-based system

E-Access is Continental’s self-contained embedded solution, requiring no software to load, it’s quick & easy to deploy, ready out of the box, scalable from a couple doors to 256 doors, combining 1-door, 2-door and 4-door controller models (expandable to 8 doors), and these new readers.

It offers hybrid access control in a cloud-based system, with the advantages of an on-premise access. Also featured are secure cloud-based remote management via any popular browser, i.e., Chrome, Safari and IE; as well as mobile app management on choice of smart devices.

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