UniStamp 3S, the high-performance Bluetooth access control reader device comes with a smart 2.8″ Color TFT display and a capacitive touchpad. It has a 32-bit Microcontroller with 8GB Data Flash memory. A mark of smart manufacturing, it is backed by IP65 rated weatherproof ABS-PC housing which provides full protection from environmental threats, moisture, dust, and airborne pollutants.
Embraced with superior tamper-proof functionality, this access control Bluetooth card reader has many features that make it stand out from the others. An automatic alarm is in place to check on any sort of unwanted manual tampering. It also has an inbuilt EM reader and apart from popular RFID technologies it supports Bluetooth Mobile tags too.
An elegant & power-packed access control device with top-notch, best-in-class features.
The device is not just an RFID reader, it also stores database and makes access decisions depending on the programmed rules. The interactive display can show user photograph and company logo along with other personalized messages.
With an inbuilt EM reader, apart from supporting popular RFID technologies and the option of having Mifare, HID iClass, and HID Prox readers, UniStamp 3S also supports Spectra's unique Bluetooth mobile tags. Just ‘Shake and Go’ and get door accessibility through your mobile phones
Designed with IP65 standards of protection, UniStamp 3S gives an all-round protection from dust particles, rainwater, airborne pollutants and other environmental threats. It also generates alarms in case someone tries to fiddle with it.
For more visit us at: https://www.spectra-vision.com/card-access-control-system-unistamp-3s/
From mere CCTV networks consisting of a handful of cameras, they have grown today to massive proportions working with more than 500 cameras.Surveillance has gone sophisticatedToday surveillance is not just CCTV.
It includes the most sophisticated business or residential security systems, the body worn cameras used by the police, and the implementation of drones and helicopters.
In fact, today we can even do surveillance and cull out evidence with the help of some latest technology incorporated into our mobile phones.
Going a step forward, police personnel are today using surveillance systems to proactively catch the criminals before they can indulge in an act of crime.
For instance, in the Boston case of bombing, the police made a clever use of the footages gathered from the public, state and the private sources for identifying the suspects.
CCTYVs are also proving to be of crucial help in recognizing the bombers who were involved in the coordinated attacks in Sri Lanka.
