The SMARTair wire-free and battery powered standalone escutcheons are ideal for low traffic doors. The wide range of escutcheons offer an RFID reader and locking mechanism in one for all kinds of doors.
Technical Data
Door profiles - Suitable for wooden or narrow doors
Traffic volume - Low to medium
Exterior usage - IP55 (Extreme version) Up to 85% humidity -20 °C to +70 °C
Hardware compatibility and installation - Compatible with all Lockwood commercial mortise locksets*. No core drilling or cabling required. Doors from thickness 30mm up to 110mm (thicker doors may be possible on demand)
Power supply - Battery (from 60.000 to 80.000 cycles) max. 2 years standby**
Types of batteries: 3 LR03 AAA 1.5V alkaline batteries
RFID technologies - MIFARE Classic
System management upgradability - Escutcheons can be upgraded from Standalone > Update on Card > Wireless online by:
- Offline/UoC: firmware upgrade
- Wireless Online:
- Adding RF Module
- Fireware upgrade
- Change of internal cover (plastic top)
* Mortise locks without hub discs to be used
** Depending on cycles per day.
Electronic Technical Characteristics
Reader Module
- Reading distance: 2-4 cm read/write distance with standard RFID credentials.
- Emergency opening: Jumpstart battery kit accompanies the Standalone Management Kit. Emergency override card (Green coloured) is part of the Programming Card set
- RFID reader with capacitive keypad and backlighting LEDs (green/red/blue) for different warning signals: access authorized or denied, low battery level, etc.
- Buzzer included for PIN confirmation and access denied.
Control Unit
- Upgradeable firmware.
- Non-volatile memory.
- 100 PINS per device. (4-6 digits)
- 500 User cards per device (500 individual or 250 individual + 250 shadow)
Operating Modes
- Standard: Default operating mode. Freewheeling handle until valid credential presented, then allows to open the door for 4-10 seconds.
- Passage mode: Escutcheon is always in open mode (configured by authorized user after either double badging or by entering the PIN twice in quick succession).