TAC IP Integrated VoIP and Browser-Based Telephone Entry & Access Control System

Uses IP to Reduce Telephone Line Charges

March 1, 2018

Camden Door Controls’ TAC IP Integrated VoIP and browser-based telephone entry and access control system uses IP technology to reduce telephone line charges and make installation, administration and maintenance easier. With this system, users can add up to 32 card readers to the system with elevator control. The system can accommodate up to 2,000 names, a 5,000-event log, and the access control system features up to 64 holiday logs and 128 access levels.

Find out more at www.camdencontrols.com or at ISC West booth #9029.

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TAC IP Integrated VoIP and Browser-Based Telephone Entry & Access Control System

Uses IP to Reduce Telephone Line Charges

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