NuTone AD500 Telephone Entry and Access Control System

Telephone Entry and Access Control System

Housed in a locked, rugged stainless steel faced enclosure, this Entry System features a side-lit 12-key telephone style keypad with bright, easy-to-read graphics. The backlit two-line directory presents a programmable welcome message, and a built-in microphone and speaker. The system is telephone based. No extra wiring! Answering the door is as simple as picking up a telephone.

Two relay output channels are programmed to control electric door strikes, magnetic locks or barrier gates. Once contact is made, communications are hands-free!

Access codes can be entered through the keypad located on the front of the AD-500. Or you may choose to program the Directory using a Touchtone phone. Simply enter the access codes using the telephone keypad.

If you need to be off site for an extended period, you can program the AD-500 using a computer! All you need is a modem to connect to a telephone line and your favorite web browser. Navigating through the system programming "pages" is simple and intuitive

Features:

• Flush Mount or Recess Mount (Requires an IRAD500 Trim Ring rough-in, sold separately).
• Safe. Simple. Convenient.
• Rugged 16 Gauge brushed stainless steel front panel
• Backlit, two-line directory features a programmable welcome message
• Easy to use built-in, scroll through directory
• Bright, easy-to-read 12-key telephone style keypad
• Built-in microphone and speaker
• Two relay output channels can be programmed to control entry-way door locks or barrier gates
• System boasts a 250 resident capacity, while allowing access using up to 500 distinct entry codes!
• Unit memory is programmed with each resident’s name & directory code
• Visitors use the keypad to scroll through for the desired resident
• Upon entry of the directory number, the system dials the resident’s phone number to establish contact
• The resident may grant or deny access by pressing a digit on the phone.
• Convenient Programming Options
• Local programming using the keypad
• Remote programming using a touchtone phone
• Remote programming using a computer modem & telephone line