Paxton Access, the global brand of electronic IP access control systems announces that its award-winning video intercom system, Net2 Entry now works standalone based on customer feedback.

Standalone is a simple, low maintenance and non-networked solution, meaning that the Net2 Entry system can now be used with credentials without the need for a Net2 server. This allows for a quick, simple installation and easy user management with Paxton’s standard Standalone enrolment and shadow cards. Net2 Entry used in standalone mode is the perfect choice for dealers that want to provide their customers with the opportunity to expand existing sites already utilizing Paxton’s Compact and Switch2 range or on sites where connecting to a network or server isn’t’ possible.

Net2 Entry benefits

Benefits of using Net2 Entry in standalone mode:

  • Enable offline credentials
  • Quick system installation with no servers or PCs required
  • Simple user management utilizing Paxton’s standalone functionality
  • Upgrade existing standalone sites with video intercom for extra convenience

Additional new features include:

  • Enhanced security with keypad scramble
  • Conveniently import and export contacts with SIP when using with a network

Net2 Entry Premium monitor recently won Access Control Product of the Year 2018 at the PSI Awards

Excellent build quality

Jonathan Lach, Paxton’s VP of Sales said: “We’re continuously searching for ways to expand our product offering to meet customer requirements. Standalone mode allows dealers more flexibility to give their customers a lower cost, simple user management system.”

The Net2 Entry Touch panel’s stylish design plus excellent build quality was awarded 2017 iF DESIGN AWARD in the Building Technology category, Red Dot: Product Design Award 2017, and Access Control Product of the Year 2017 at the PSI Awards in the UK. The Net2 Entry Premium monitor has also recently won Access Control Product of the Year 2018 at the PSI Awards.

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