Storm-AXS will be demonstrating these exciting new products in Hall S1, stand number H29
Storm integrated keypad/reader
uniquely exploits the use of light
and form

Increasing use of architectural glass and polished stone wall finishes create unique challenges for installers of access control systems. Keypads and readers must be easily installed (or pre-installed) within the width of a door frame or mullion. They must also convey an uncompromised commitment to luxury, quality and style.

Storm-AXS S60 keypad/reader

To meet this demand for both innovative technology and contemporary design, Storm has created an integrated keypad/reader that uniquely exploits the use of light and form. When installed, it projects an atmospheric halo of light onto surrounding surfaces, producing an exciting signature effect for landmark buildings. This company’s mission is to prove that durable, ultra-reliable, interface devices can also make a statement in contemporary product design.

Designated as the Storm-AXS S60, this new product will be previewed at Intersec 2016 in Dubai. Storm-AXS will be demonstrating these exciting new products in Hall S1, stand number H29.

Intersec 2016

Dubai is a location that features many of the world’s contemporary landmark buildings. Intersec 2016 provides a unique opportunity to establish and develop relationships with leading architects, designers and building management companies. For an innovative British company, the UAE represents a market sector that demands premium quality and excellence in design.

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