NEW PRODUCTS / FIRE AND SECURITY
TECHNOLOGY USED System uses thermal imaging and random-combination wiring for improved security
INTENDED APPLICATIONS Suitable for small- to medium-sized businesses and domestic dwellings
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY Digital signal is transmitted using a combination of wires within a ribbon cable. Each time the reader is activated a digital signal is sent to a separate concealed receiver which validates the signal and then controls the lock
SPECIAL PROPERTIES Thermal imaging detects changes in temperature between the peaks and troughs of a fingerprint which is almost impossible to reproduce artificially. Unit is self-cleaning and has a memory capacity of more than 1,000 prints
OTHER PRODUCTS IN RANGE Schüco is also launching a remoteaccess controller for residential installations with a rolling code to protect against signal scanning
INDICATIVE UNIT COST N/A ENQUIRY NO 1104
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