Smart Access Control Manager for Clean Area

The intelligent clean area access control manager is a high-performance clean area access controller designed in accordance with industrial-grade technical requirements; it has a built-in 32-bit processing system and supports multiple authorization methods.

It supports real-time control of the number of personnel in the clean area; it can work offline and online; it is an intelligent clean area access control that integrates an intelligent controller and a card reader interface module.

Manager. It also supports RS485 communication between multiple controllers, real-time communication between each controller, and supports double access interlocking.

Product Name: Smart Clean Area Access Control Manager

Type number: TF-C1A1, TF-C1A2, TF-C1A3

Use area: suitable for clean areas of medicine, food and electronics production

Brand: Shanghai Jiabo

Manufacturer: Shanghai Jiabo Litong Technology Co., Ltd.

Features:

• Personnel access authority management in the clean area

• Real-time control of the number of personnel in the clean area

• Responding to access control authority in clean clothes cleaning and sterilization status

• The service life of clean clothes responds to access control permissions

• Support installation and use in clean areas, and the highest use in B+A clean areas

• Plane design of stainless steel shell and panel, easy to clean

• The panel is made of plexiglass, which is resistant to corrosion by disinfectants

• Flash memory technology supports fast solid-state software upgrades

• 7-inch LCD screen, real-time display of authority authentication information and number control

• The electric lock control interface supports normally open and normally closed options

• Support manual door opening button signal input

• Support door sensor status signal access

• Built-in 32-bit micro-processing chip, running faster, adapting to the needs of network applications and logic processing

• With Watchdog function to ensure that the host can maintain normal operation