SMARTair® ANSI

Function

Manages access to multiple doors with easy-to-use portable programmer and encoded, contactless electronic cards. 

Applications

Access control for commercial and institutional facilities, including offices, hospitals, factories, assisted living facilities, schools, sports clubs and more.


Management options*

Standalone; Offline; Update-On-Card (UOC); Wireless
* Products are upgradable from Standalone to Wireless


Features

Wire-free installation
Simple operation
System management through easy-to-use software including: Authorizations; Time schedules; Daylight savings time and holidays; Deletion and replacement of lost tags; Audit trail (including registration of the internal handle); Escape - return feature; Door status indication: Door open, Door closed; 4 operation modes - Standard, Open, First person in, Dual user (available only in the wireless version)

Scales up to 64,000 user cards and up to 64,000 doors per system



Specifications

13.56 MHz, HID iClass^® DESFire & MIFARE^® RFID technology
Contactless RFID cards / tags / fobs / silicon & disposable wristbands
2 possible memory configurations: 1,500 users and 600 events in the event log; 1,000 users and 1,000 events in the event log
2 to 4 cm read/write distance
Powered by 3 x AA batteries
Conforms to ANSI grade 1
ANSI A115 prep modified for through-bolts
ADA-compliant levers
RF module frequency: 915 MHz
Shabbat compliant
UL-3hour fire rate latch bolt
Door width: 1 3/8" (35mm); 1 ¾" (44.5mm); 2 ¼" (57mm)


Options

Handles: SENA, TOLEDO
Finish: Inox, Satin chrome, PVD polished brass, PVD satin brass
Privacy feature
May be installed with or without cylinder
Cylinder options: Classic, Interactive^®+, MT5^®, 7x7, Integrator^® platforms; Keyed different, Keyed alike; Master keying; '3 in 1' (changeable combination); FleX Control
Internal / external models available
Cylindrical version: 2¾" (70mm) backset - standard; 2⅜" (60mm) backset - available
Mortise version: Automatic deadbolt - standard; Latch only version - available
Installation with a Panic Exit Device (PED)