The 5572 kit is a one door strike access control kit. This system is mainly used to give access to a certain room, office or building (depending on your application) to certain people. The Visionis EL103-FSE is a normally open electric strike lock that provides 770lbs of reinforcement with a rubber lining. The purpose of the rubber lining is to prevent static electricity. This model can be used on wood, metal, and PVC doors. Whether it is for a simple or advanced access control system, this strike suits multiple security needs and is reliable. The strike is installed within your door frame and used to secure your door for your access purposes. Electric strikes are great for doors, small enclosures or any area door you would like to give added security to at any time. This particular electric strike is Fail Secure; meaning that in the case of a power outage, the latch will engage and the door will become locked.

This particular kit has two ways of access, wireless remote and keypad. You will be able to let people in by clicking on the wireless RF remote, the VIS-8005. The remote communicates with the wireless receiver, which can program up to 50 remotes, and it has a range of 160ft (50m). There are two main features on the receiver that will allow you to program the wireless receiver in two different ways. The default function of the receiver is that when the power is on, the strike of your kit is locked and when you press the remote the strike will unlock temporarily to open the door. The other function that the receiver has is the ON/Off feature. This feature is very similar to a light switch; when you program this option you would press the remote once and the door will unlock and remain unlocked until you press the button again.

With the indoor keypad, the VIS-3002, you can gain access through three different options. You can enter a pin code onto the keypad, use proximity card, and/or use a proximity key tag. This keypad will allow up to 1000 users through either of the three access options. Since this is a standalone system, meaning that there is no software, it is recommended for you to keep a record of all personnel and their assigned user ID with key code, key card or key tag. On the keypad, you will notice a doorbell towards the right hand side. This will allow people from the outside to ring the doorbell and notify those inside that there is someone wanting to come in. Once someone has entered a programmed code, card, or tag, the strike will disengage and allow for entrance. The lock will then engage again and remain closed until it is unlocked by one of the three access options.

The popular applications for this kit is for offices, commercial buildings or any room that needs restricted access.

The VIS-MINI-CNTRL is a mini single door control panel that can work with any Wiegand 26~37 bits output reader. It uses Atmel microcontroller to assure stable performance, and it is equipped with an infrared remote control for easy operation. The VIS-MINI-CNTRL supports 1,000 users.

IMPORTANT:

• Professional installation is recommended.
• For better security the VIS-MINI-CNTRL needs to be installed inside the facility in a restricted area. This device becomes the hub of this standalone application and all the credentials are being stored on the device while no information is stored on the reader itself. Additional recommendations for added security is to add the controller within an enclosure.
• If the keypad/card reader (entry device) is tampered with, the door will remain locked. The mini controller is the one controlling and securing your locking device.
• The VIS-MINI-CNTRL offers a more secure option to provide additional security to all type of standalone access control products.