CHT-E01/E02/E04 Network Access Control Board With Power Supply
CHT-E01 is now capable to handle1 doors / 2 readers with a single controller.
CHT-E02 is now capable to handle 2doors / 4 readers with a single controller.
CHT-E04 is now capable to handle 4 doors / 4 readers with a single controller.
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CHT-E01 is now capable to handle1 doors / 2 readers with a single controller.
CHT-E02 is now capable to handle 2doors / 4 readers with a single controller.
CHT-E04 is now capable to handle 4 doors / 4 readers with a single controller.
CHT-E01/E02/E04 Series Access Control system fits any type of installations, up to 10,000 users, 30000 in and out records. from single buildings to multiple sites spread over remote locations and linked via TCP/IP.
CHT-E01 is now capable to handle1 doors / 2 readers with a single controller. CHT-E02 is now capable to handle 2doors / 4 readers with a single controller. CHT-E04 is now capable to handle 4 doors / 4 readers with a single controller.
CHT Series Access Controllers fits any type of installations, up to 10,000 users, 30000 in and out records. from single buildings to multiple sites spread over remote locations and linked via TCP/IP.
The user-friendly Access software (B/S Structure or called ‘Internet & Explorer Server’ Mode) programs the system within a few minutes, from a non-dedicated PC. Access Software provides numerous access control and alarm monitoring features: expiry date for clubs, automatic activation, interlock between two doors, time zones, supervision, anti-pass back, activity reports...
Each alarm input is programmable: operating mode (NO or NC), time zones, local reflex (activation of outputs according to input status). Specific alarms are triggered according to the number of unsuccessful attempts, the time limit for door closing (door alarm), the duress code...
Whenever required, the data stored in the controllers is transferred to the computer and activity reports are printed. Each controller works independently and keeps its own database.
Visual LEDS (Four lights: Red, Green, Blue, Orange) indicate the inputs, outputs and communication status.A
