Secura Key Offers 4-Door NOVA.16 Access Control Kits

  • Sep 05, 2014

Secura Key  is pleased to announce that it is now offering four-door Access Control Kits featuring Secura Key’s revolutionary new NOVA.16 16-door control panel at a significantly discounted kit price.Secura Key Offers 4-Door NOVA.16 Access Control Kits

NOVA.16 four-door kits include the NOVA.16 sixteen-door control panel, SK-NET software, a DC power supply and four Smart Readers. It’s almost everything you need to control access to four doors. All you need to add is cards, cabling and door locking devices. Kits are available in either Radio Key/HID Dual Technology proximity or e*Tag contactless technologies in either mullion or wallswitch style readers.

Nova.16’s system architecture provides significant reductions in installation labor and cabling costs by eliminating home run cabling back to the control panel. The Smart Readers used with NOVA.16 support all the local connections at each door. They only require data and 12 VDC reader power from the control panel, which can be daisy chained from reader-to-reader.

Anyone who is purchasing a NOVA.16 system should start out by purchasing a NOVA.16 4-door kit, taking advantage of the 17% savings, which essentially provides one free smart reader. If the system requires more than 4 readers, dealers can purchase and connect up to 12 more smart readers per panel.

The kits are packaged in a custom box with a carrying handle and attractive graphics with product photos and important features – perfect for display or for stocking on distributor shelves.

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