Audio access control range
Security products supplier, ESP, is expanding its access control range with the launch of two new audio door entry products - Evoke, an audio door entry system and Evoke KP, featuring an integral access control pin code keypad.
Security products supplier, ESP, is expanding its access control range with the launch of two new audio door entry products - Evoke, an audio door entry system and Evoke KP, featuring an integral access control pin code keypad.
The Evoke audio door entry system comprises a metal, IP55-rated, push-button call point, which is compact in size to fit neatly onto the external door frame. It uses security screws to enhance its tamper-proof qualities, and has a protective weather shield.
The ergonomically-designed handset - made from durable polycarbonate - incorporates the facility to release the door from the handset. An additional handset can be added, which brings the benefit of being able to transfer calls between them.
Evoke KP is an audio access control system with a pin code capability. It has the added benefit over and above the Evoke system, that it allows authorised visitors to control the door entry process.
ESP
01527 515150
www.espuk.com
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