What makes this method special, is that authorisation data is not stored on the ENiQ® devices like digital locks, but rather on something that all users carry with them: transponders!
You can programme your entire system and monitor access privileges from behind your desk, using a desk reader and/or a centrally located programming terminal, and allow users to carry all the data to where it needs to be. No need to install a network that connects all of the doors: the transponders are your network.
Benefits
Programme the transponder in 3 steps
1. Data is written on the transponder via desk reader/writer.
2. The user loads their access authorisations on the transponder via the wall terminal.
3. The person can now open the door.
Your digital ENiQ devices store all access events they encounter. This enables you more (real-time) insights in your organisation, while it also gives you a far greater level of control over your security system.
Every solution in your ENiQ system is designed to be as close to ‘plug and play’ as possible, with simple installation processes and programming methods. No matter how layered your security protocols might be, it can be as simple for users as only having to hold a transponder against a wall reader.
With ENiQ Security Ecosystem, changing your digital security system does not require a specialist. You can easily create as many new transponders as you like or add new devices as your needs change. A lost key also no longer requires you to change locks anymore, press a button and your system is secure again.
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“Flexibility and security in access control are important to us. With the DOM ENiQ Security Ecosystem, we can easily reprogram tags and respond quickly to all changes and fluctuations in our healthcare institution.”
Frank Maas
“Access control among employees and guests is a very complex matter - a classic task for the DOM ENiQ Security Ecosystem. The battery-operated locking cylinders could easily be retrofitted so that subsequent wiring was not necessary - an important point, as the new building was initially planned without a digital locking.”
