Vicon VAX-SCHLAGE license

Technical Specification

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  • Make: Vicon
  • Model code: VAX-SCHLAGE
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Perpetual License Supports on Schlage Wireless Lock (VAX 3.1 software minimum)

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Make Vicon
Manufacturer Vicon Industries
Category Access Control>Access control software
Model code VAX-SCHLAGE

Product description

Vicon VAX-SCHLAGE: Advanced Access Control Solution

The Vicon VAX-SCHLAGE provides an innovative access control system, designed to seamlessly integrate security within any organisation. As a part of the Vicon Access Control (VAX) suite, this solution is crafted to cater for a wide range of businesses by offering a browser-based interface that's both user-friendly and highly customizable.

Key Features

  • Seamless Integration: Combines effortlessly with Vicon’s Valerus VMS for centralised access control and video monitoring.
  • Advanced Security: Equipped with 256-bit AES encryption and OSDP support, ensuring secure communications between readers and panels.
  • Interactive Mapping: Provides scaleable navigation across multi-buildings and floors, offering real-time status and live viewing capabilities.
  • Efficient Management: Utilises Action Control Engine for swift action trigger setups, and supports integration with third-party management systems.
  • Mobile Accessibility: Monitor and manage your access system remotely via mobile app with real-time notifications on critical events.

Ideal Use Cases

The VAX-SCHLAGE is perfect for organisations seeking enhanced security through advanced access control solutions. It's particularly well-suited for deploying centralised access management across expansive facilities or campuses.

Scalability and Reliability

Capable of supporting unlimited sites, users, and time zones, VAX-SCHLAGE is adaptable to your growth, ensuring optimal performance while centralising system maintenance with a thin-client topology.

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