SALTO BLUEnet Wireless has been developed to meet the highest demands related to security and ease. This access control system is networked through Bluetooth RF and is specially designed for doors where real-time control is required.

SALTO BLUEnet wireless communication allows stand-alone electronic locks to update a user credential and provide real-time door monitoring. This enhances the performance and capabilities of the SALTO Virtual Network (SVN).

SALTO BLUEnet can be installed as an independent system or can complement SALTO SVN in areas of a building where real-time control is required.

Features, benefits and functionality

  • Wireless electronic locks provide better cost, convenience, and aesthetics than a wired solution, achieving wired system benefits without the cost of hardwired systems.
  • If radio frequency is interrupted or breaks down, the access system will continue to work, as the virtual network of the battery-operated locks remains operational through SVN.
  • Wireless network communication architecture: One gateway can communicate with 7 nodes and each node can operate up to 16 doors – all by using just one IP address.
  • Designed for easy integration into existing access control systems. SALTO BLUEnet gateways, nodes, and repeaters connect to the system via Ethernet.
  • Advanced security with standard encryption communications.
  • Escutcheons and cylinders receive blacklist information and remove cancelled keys from the system in real-time.
  • Receive audit trail information in real-time.
  • Real-time door control includes: door alarm, intrusion alarm, single lockdown, and remote door opening.
  • Real-time battery control enables maintenance to view escutcheon power status in real-time.

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