The new Impro Proximity Access Control product brochure is now available,featuring the full range of Impro systems,from standalone controllers to entry systems capable of managing 256 remote sites with up to 300,000 users.
The new brochure outlines Impro's best selling IXP20 and IXP220 systems,as well as covering the top end IXP400i.
The Impro IXP20 has been specifically designed for applications which may start small,with local,off-line programmability but may wish to expand or go on-line in the future.It can be used to control up to eight doors,in full anti-passback,and allows for 1,000 users.Whilst it may be a small system,it comes with all the features you may expect from an on-line system but simplified and at a highly affordable price;these features include onboard reporting,access groups,tag holders names,system diagnostics and a basic audit trail.
The IXP220 online access control system is the next step up in the Impro range,offering users seamless system scalability using the same software suite and hardware.Users benefit from this modular design by being able to purchase codes to unlock just the features that are needed for that specific installation,making it very cost-effective without compromising on the quality or flexibility.The IXP220 controls up to 256 anti-passback doors across 1000 sites,with 10,000 users.
A wide range of Readers are available for use with the Impro systems,all of which are detailed in the new brochure.These include Wiegand,Biometric and Multi Discipline Readers.The latter have proved particularly popular as they can be used with an exceptionally wide range of third party tags and cards,including iClass,Philips and even Mifare cards for cashless vending.All Readers benefit from a modern,sleek appearance and small profile,making them a welcome addition to any style conscious building.
