Vanderbilt (formerly known as Siemens Security Products) ADD5110 dual reader interface

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Vanderbilt (formerly known as Siemens Security Products) ADD5110 dual reader interface

Features:

Make: Vanderbilt
Model code: ADD5110
Max Doors per Controller: 1 doors/controller
c/w Cards, Tags or Fobs: Cards
No/ Type of Inputs/ Outputs: 5 in, 2 out

Additional info:

The ADD5110 provides an interface between a card reader and the advanced central controller (AC5102 or AC5200) for up to two card readers. When a cardholder presents the access card at an entry or exit reader the ADD5110 reader interface interprets the encoded information and sends this data to the controller. The controller then checks the validity of the cardholder‚ and if the appropriate permissions have been assigned‚ the controller sends a message back to the reader interface allowing it to unlock the door and provide passage. It can also report the status of the door (locked or unlocked) at any time.

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Make	Vanderbilt
Manufacturer	Vanderbilt Industries
Category	Access Control>Access control systems & kits
Model code	ADD5110
Max Doors per Controller	1 doors/controller
c/w Cards, Tags or Fobs	Cards
No/ Type of Inputs/ Outputs	5 in, 2 out
Environmental Specifications	Operating Temperature ^oC: 0 ~ 50 Protection: IP55
Electrical Specifications	Voltage: 24 V DC Power Consumption: 25 W
Physical Specifications	Dimensions mm: 125 x 125 x 34 Weight g: 550
Additional info	The ADD5110 provides an interface between a card reader and the advanced central controller (AC5102 or AC5200) for up to two card readers. When a cardholder presents the access card at an entry or exit reader the ADD5110 reader interface interprets the encoded information and sends this data to the controller. The controller then checks the validity of the cardholder‚ and if the appropriate permissions have been assigned‚ the controller sends a message back to the reader interface allowing it to unlock the door and provide passage. It can also report the status of the door (locked or unlocked) at any time.
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