AX916115 Axis Access Unit M with Bluetooth, RFID, NFC

Convenience of mobile credentials
Mullion-style narrow profile for door frame location
Different modes of users authentication
Web interface administration
Straight forward pairing process
Time & attendance terminal
Remote configuration and management
Mobile credentials for FREE
Dual format user authentication – RFID & Bluetooth (BLE)

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Categories: 2N Access Units, IP Access Unit Combos, IP Bluetooth Access Units, IP RFID / NFC Access Units, Safety Intercom & Secured Access for Schools, Secure Entry & Access Control for Healthcare, Secure Entry with Access Control, Visitor Management & Access Control, Visitor Management and Access Control Tags: 2N IP Access Unit, IP Access Control, Keyless Entry Brand: 2N

Description

AX916115 Axis Access Unit M with Bluetooth, RFID, NFC is a two-in-one Contactless RFID and Bluetooth (BLE) Access Control Unit which allows for access to electronically secured doors using a Bluetooth-enabled smart phone or RFID card / keyfob as the user ID device. Axis Access Unit M 916115 Bluetooth RFID NFC Ready can read most cards at a frequency of 125Khz / 13.56 MHz. It is suitable for companies which prefer traditional RFID technology.

The reader supports NFC technology, so employees who don’t want to wear a card can use their mobile phone to gain access. Administer a unit remotely via the secure web interface or in the Axis Access Commander software. This mullion-style access control reader is designed with a narrow profile to allow for convenient mounting in limited-space positions such as door frames.

AX916115 Axis Access Unit M with Bluetooth, RFID, NFC provides a modern approach alongside a safe and convenient way to unlock doors. Using a Bluetooth- or NFC-enabled smart phone or an RFID card / keyfob (125Khz, 13.56Mhz), this compact unit provides residents or staff with a secure and convenient contactless door entry solution. Users have the option of entry and organisations/residents can obtain temporary access to the building.