APA 20053 PAC 520 Input Controller - DIN Mount.
The PAC 520 Input Controller provides the PAC SecureNet system with notice of critical alarm points in monitored areas. An Input Controller connects directly to a PAC 500 Access and Alarm Server with either standard alarm or CAT 5 cable using RS-485 communications. Designed and manufactured for use with PAC Se cure Net Access Control softwa re, which monitors and controls differe nt device s, including alarms, motion detectors, temperature sensors and other associated devices. Twenty user inputs are configurable as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC), with optional supervision via three or four state monitoring. Two 2 Amp outputs are configurable as latched, momentary, toggling or pulsing. Requires PAC SecureNet software and PAC 500 access and alarm server. This version comes with a DIN mount for self installation or replacement.

APA 20051 PAC 520 Input Controller - Boxed
The PAC 520 Input Controller provides the PAC SecureNet system with notice of critical alarm points in monitored areas. An Input Controller connects directly to a PAC 500 Access and Alarm Server with either standard alarm or CAT 5 cable using RS-485 communications. Designed and manufactured for use with PAC Se cure Net Access Control softwa re, which monitors and controls differe nt device s, including alarms, motion detectors, temperature sensors and other associated devices. Twenty user inputs are configurable as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC), with optional supervision via three or four state monitoring. Two 2 Amp outputs are configurable as latched, momentary, toggling or pulsing. Requires PAC SecureNet software and PAC 500 access and alarm server. This version comes in a metal case.

APA 20155 PAC 512 IP Access Controller - DIN Mount
Product code: 20155

The PAC 512 controls all aspects of two secure doors, with up to two card readers installed as entry and exit readers on each door. This includes support for a door strike to lock and unlock the door and a door contact to detect the doors position. Each door also has a programmable auxiliary input that may be used for alarm system integration, and an auxiliary output that enables a buzzer or strobe when security is breached or a door is left open. Each controller has a tamper input, which enables the monitoring of a cabinet door, and an override input that will release both doors. With unprecedented scalability and flexibility, a PAC 512 can be used standalone with optional IP connectivity, or as part of a system controlled by the powerful Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 512 overcomes this potential risk through the use of Distributed Intelligence, all events are processed locally with a database of 20,000 cardholders and a 16,000 event buffer, ensuring access decisions in the event of a communications failure with the host or optional Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). When operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server, the PAC 512 serves as part of an integrated solution that can include both input and output controllers, elevator control and sophisticated anti-passback capabilities providing a scalable solution for even the largest applications. This Version contains version 3.1 firmware and is only compatible with PAC SecureNet software and contains an onboard ethernet port. It comes with a DIN mount for self installation or replacement.

APA 20154 PAC 512 IP Access Controller - Boxed with 3 Amp Power Supply
The PAC 512 controls all aspects of two secure doors, with up to two card readers installed as entry and exit readers on each door. This includes support for a door strike to lock and unlock the door and a door contact to detect the doors position. Each door also has a programmable auxiliary input that may be used for alarm system integration, and an auxiliary output that enables a buzzer or strobe when security is breached or a door is left open. Each controller has a tamper input, which enables the monitoring of a cabinet door, and an override input that will release both doors. With unprecedented scalability and flexibility, a PAC 512 can be used standalone with optional IP connectivity, or as part of a system controlled by the powerful Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 512 overcomes this potential risk through the use of Distributed Intelligence, all events are processed locally with a database of 20,000 cardholders and a 16,000 event buffer, ensuring access decisions in the event of a communications failure with the host or optional Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). When operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server, the PAC 512 serves as part of an integrated solution that can include both input and output controllers, elevator control and sophisticated anti-passback capabilities providing a scalable solution for even the largest applications. This Version contains version 3.1 firmware and is only compatible with PAC SecureNet software and contains an onboard ethernet port. It comes complete with a metal case and 3A power supply.

APA 20055 PAC 512 Access Controller - DIN Mount
The PAC 512 controls all aspects of two secure doors, with up to two card readers installed as entry and exit readers on each door. This includes support for a door strike to lock and unlock the door and a door contact to detect the doors position. Each door also has a programmable auxiliary input that may be used for alarm system integration, and an auxiliary output that enables a buzzer or strobe when security is breached or a door is left open. Each controller has a tamper input, which enables the monitoring of a cabinet door, and an override input that will release both doors. With unprecedented scalability and flexibility, a PAC 512 can be used standalone with optional IP connectivity, or as part of a system controlled by the powerful Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 512 overcomes this potential risk through the use of Distributed Intelligence, all events are processed locally with a database of 20,000 cardholders and a 16,000 event buffer, ensuring access decisions in the event of a communications failure with the host or optional Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). When operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server, the PAC 512 serves as part of an integrated solution that can include both input and output controllers, elevator control and sophisticated anti-passback capabilities providing a scalable solution for even the largest applications. This Version contains version 3.1 firmware and is only compatible with PAC SecureNet software. It comes with a DIN mount for self installation or replacement.

APA20054 PAC 512 Access Controller - Boxed with 3 Amp Power Supply.
The PAC 512 controls all aspects of two secure doors, with up to two card readers installed as entry and exit readers on each door. This includes support for a door strike to lock and unlock the door and a door contact to detect the doors position. Each door also has a programmable auxiliary input that may be used for alarm system integration, and an auxiliary output that enables a buzzer or strobe when security is breached or a door is left open. Each controller has a tamper input, which enables the monitoring of a cabinet door, and an override input that will release both doors. With unprecedented scalability and flexibility, a PAC 512 can be used standalone with optional IP connectivity, or as part of a system controlled by the powerful Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 512 overcomes this potential risk through the use of Distributed Intelligence, all events are processed locally with a database of 20,000 cardholders and a 16,000 event buffer, ensuring access decisions in the event of a communications failure with the host or optional Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500). When operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server, the PAC 512 serves as part of an integrated solution that can include both input and output controllers, elevator control and sophisticated anti-passback capabilities providing a scalable solution for even the largest applications. This Version contains version 3.1 firmware and is only compatible with PAC SecureNet software. It comes with a metal case and power supply.

APA20233 PAC 500 Access and Alarm Server - Din Mounted.
The Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500) is an expandable controller that provides sophisticated access and alarm management for businesses with single or multiple locations across the country and around the world. This proven solution supports countless number of access decisions, meshs multiple locations seamlessly, centralises management and provides industry-standard secure networking. Embedded MicrosoftWindows CE.Net and a powerful Intel Xscale processor ensure secure and high speed access to thousands of users, without the need to disable any feat u res or functionality. IP-enabled, the PAC 500 provides the highest level of security possible, Secure Socket Communicationsn and a built-in Firewall give ‘data center grade’ protection ensuring that each PAC 500 on the network carries the same level of security as traditional IT networking equipment inside or outside the corporate data center. System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 500 overcomes this potential risk through the use of its Distributed Intelligent Controllers. Even when the main communication lines are lost, the security at your facility can still be maintained. The PAC 500 coordinates a wide variety of alarm, monitoring devices and elevators, with two separate RS-485 communication channels. It is capable of hosting and co-ordinating up to 48 local devices which can be connected for the control of access, monitoring input devices or controlling output devices. This verion comes with a DIN mounting bracket for self installation or replacement.

APA21056 PAC 500 Access and Alarm Server - Boxed with Power Supply.
The Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500) is an expandable controller that provides sophisticated access and alarm management for businesses with single or multiple locations across the country and around the world. This proven solution supports countless number of access decisions, meshs multiple locations seamlessly, centralises management and provides industry-standard secure networking. Embedded MicrosoftWindows CE.Net and a powerful Intel Xscale processor ensure secure and high speed access to thousands of users, without the need to disable any feat u res or functionality. IP-enabled, the PAC 500 provides the highest level of security possible, Secure Socket Communicationsn and a built-in Firewall give ‘data center grade’ protection ensuring that each PAC 500 on the network carries the same level of security as traditional IT networking equipment inside or outside the corporate data center. System downtime is costly, particularly in a highly secure environment. The PAC 500 overcomes this potential risk through the use of its Distributed Intelligent Controllers. Even when the main communication lines are lost, the security at your facility can still be maintained. The PAC 500 coordinates a wide variety of alarm, monitoring devices and elevators, with two separate RS-485 communication channels. It is capable of hosting and co-ordinating up to 48 local devices which can be connected for the control of access, monitoring input devices or controlling output devices. This verion comes in a metal case with a power supply

APA20052 PAC 530 Output Controller - DIN Mountable.
Designed and manufactured for use with PAC SecureNet Access Control software, ten 2 Amp and two 8 Amp outputs are configurable as latched, momentary, toggling or pulsing. Two user inputs are configurable as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC), with optional supervision via three or four state monitoring. The Output Controller can also be used to integrate an elevator system within a PAC access control environment. Each Output Controller can control up to 12 floors and multiple Output Controllers can be combined per car. Operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500) and Two-Door Access Controllers (PAC 512) each floor is configured as an area and can be programmed with a specific period during which only access is possible to cardholders with appropriate access privileges. Options also include out of hours access and exit, together with an optional additional button selection time (DDA and ADA requirement). Requires PAC SecureNet software and PAC 500 access and alarm server. This version comes with a DIN mount for self installation of replacement.

APA20050 PAC 530 Output Controller - Boxed.
Designed and manufactured for use with PAC SecureNet Access Control software, ten 2 Amp and two 8 Amp outputs are configurable as latched, momentary, toggling or pulsing. Two user inputs are configurable as Normally Open (NO) or Normally Closed (NC), with optional supervision via three or four state monitoring. The Output Controller can also be used to integrate an elevator system within a PAC access control environment. Each Output Controller can control up to 12 floors and multiple Output Controllers can be combined per car. Operating in conjunction with an Access and Alarm Server (PAC 500) and Two-Door Access Controllers (PAC 512) each floor is configured as an area and can be programmed with a specific period during which only access is possible to cardholders with appropriate access privileges. Options also include out of hours access and exit, together with an optional additional button selection time (DDA and ADA requirement). Requires PAC SecureNet software and PAC 500 access and alarm server. This version comes in a metal box.