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ISONAS Launches New Hardware Product & Integrations At ISC West 2018

Posted by Jay Bartlett April 6, 2018 5:02 am Categories: Access Control. Tags: IoT devices, IP technologies, IP-Bridge, ISC West, ISONAS, Rob Mossman, Wiegand readers.

ISONAS announced that the company will be unveiling its new IP-Bridge 2.0 at ISC West 2018. At the show, ISONAS will be featuring its Pure IP^™ family of hardware and software products along with the launch of the next generation of the access control encoder; the new IP-Bridge 2.0. ISONAS has continued to expand their integrated community and will introduce additional partners at ISC West; further expanding the power of choice for customers.

ISONAS Launches New Hardware Product & Integrations At ISC West 2018

Posted by Jay Bartlett March 21, 2018 1:04 am Categories: Access Control, New Products. Tags: Entrust Datacard, IP-Bridge, ISC West, ISONAS, R-1 Wiegand reader, Rob Mossman, TruCredential.

ISONAS announced that the company will be unveiling its new IP-Bridge 2.0 at ISC West 2018. As IP technologies and IoT devices proliferate the security market, the IP-bridge has been the tool to migrate old legacy systems into the IP era. Just like the video encoder transitioned the analog video surveillance market to IP, the new IP-Bridge 2.0 delivers this same simple path for the access control market. Paired with the ISONAS R-1 Wiegand readers, the IP-Bridge 2.0 provides access to Bluetooth Low Energy capabilities giving legacy system takeovers access to mobile credentials along with a straightforward road to IP technology.

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