ICLASS ID card with 256 byte data storage 2 application areas, one of which can be customized Cards have an embedded wire antenna and an ICLASS chip The card is recognized and read when held in front of the reader The reading process is passive with a frequency of 13.56 MHz ICLASS cards support multiple application areas that can be individually protected All credentials have a unique chip number and a customer (or facility) code Contactless credentials with an iClass chip are ideal for installations with high-availability systems and where credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions Reading ranges reach up to 12.5 cm depending on the readers used

An access control system for stand-alone application or for integration with other systems, such as the Bosch video management system BVMS or Bosch B and G series intrusion panels As a stand-alone system, it features a simple-to-use map and alarm viewer for a rapid assessment of all the devices and entrances on the site As an integrated system, it allows the operator of a video management system to perform door-related tasks like video-based ID  verification, to grant and deny access, or to disable doors Intrusion areas can be armed directly from the Map View, and intrusion panel users can be centrally managed Combines high-end access control features, performance and availability with intuitive operation Web-based visitor management Comprehensive security management: Integrates with intrusion and video systems Highly scalable Easy to configure

Request-to-exit button with key icon Surface mount A request-to-exit button unlocks a door for a person without credentials. It typically permits egress even if ingress requires credentials

An access control system for stand-alone application or for integration with other systems, such as the Bosch video management system BVMS or Bosch B and G series intrusion panels As a stand-alone system, it features a simple-to-use map and alarm viewer for a rapid assessment of all the devices and entrances on the site As an integrated system, it allows the operator of a video management system to perform door-related tasks like video-based ID  verification, to grant and deny access, or to disable doors Intrusion areas can be armed directly from the Map View, and intrusion panel users can be centrally managed Combines high-end access control features, performance and availability with intuitive operation Web-based visitor management Comprehensive security management: Integrates with intrusion and video systems Highly scalable Easy to configure

MIFARE Classic ID keyfob with 1 kByte data storage 2 application areas, one of which can be customized MIFARE keyfobs have an embedded antenna and MIFARE chip The keyfob is recognized and read when held in front of the reader The reading process is passive with a frequency of 13.56 MHz MIFARE keyfobs support multiple application areas that can be individually protected The unique badge number is printed on top of the keyfob Contactless credentials with MIFARE chip are ideal for installations with high-availability systems and where credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions

Stand-alone deployment, with own map viewer and alarm & event viewer, or as integral part of a video management system (e.g. BVMS) Combines high-end access control features, performance and availability with intuitive operation Highly scalable Easy to configure Situation always under control for doors, elevators, car parks and visitors, with alarm list and for different threat scenarios Centralized user and event management of intrusion panels Comprehensive security management: Integrates with intrusion and video systems Robust and Secure: Multi-level architecture for system reliability, comprehensive data security and privacy protection

PROX II ISO cards an embedded antenna and PROX II chip The card is recognized and read when held in front of the reader The reading process is passive with a frequency of 125 kHz PROX II cards are static credentials with a unique card number and a customer (or facility) number Contactless credentials with PROX II chip are ideal for installations with high-availability systems and where credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions Reading ranges reach up to 12.5 cm depending on the readers used

PROX ISO cards have an antenna and PROX chip embedded The card is recognized and read when held in front of the reader The reading process is passive with a frequency of 125 kHz PROX cards are static credentials with a unique card number and a customer (or facility) number Contactless credentials with a PROX chip are ideal for installations with high-availability systems and where credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions Reading ranges reach up to 12.5 cm depending on the readers used

RS485/OSDP and 26 Bit Wiegand interface Supports the data record of Bosch coded MIFARE classic cards and keyfobs and CSN of ISO14443A credentials Equipped with keypad Three LED indicators and a beeper give clear feedback to the user during operation IP65 rated for indoor and outdoor use Wall or mullion mount Tamper switch

Stand-alone deployment, with own map viewer and alarm & event viewer, or as integral part of a video management system (e.g. BVMS) Combines high-end access control features, performance and availability with intuitive operation Highly scalable Easy to configure Situation always under control for doors, elevators, car parks and visitors, with alarm list and for different threat scenarios Centralized user and event management of intrusion panels Comprehensive security management: Integrates with intrusion and video systems Robust and Secure: Multi-level architecture for system reliability, comprehensive data security and privacy protection

13.56 MHz proximity reader compatible with access controllers with Wiegand interfaces Fully compatible with the Bosch Access Management portfolio, including the Management Software Systems (BIS/ACE, AMS and APE), the Access Modular Controller (AMC2), and the MIFARE and iCLASS credential portfolio Support of multiple card technologies (iCLASS SE, iCLASS Seos, MIFARE DESFire EV1) Quick reading response for high performance level The use of NFC on mobile phones to set up the communication with the reader enables mobile phones to be used as access credentials IP55 rating allows both indoor and outdoor installation

Stand-alone deployment, with own map viewer and alarm & event viewer, or as integral part of a video management system (e.g. BVMS) Combines high-end access control features, performance and availability with intuitive operation Highly scalable Easy to configure Situation always under control for doors, elevators, car parks and visitors, with alarm list and for different threat scenarios Centralized user and event management of intrusion panels Comprehensive security management: Integrates with intrusion and video systems Robust and Secure: Multi-level architecture for system reliability, comprehensive data security and privacy protection

Mifare DESFire EV1 ID keyfob with 8 kByte data storage 2 application areas, one of which can be customized MIFARE keyfobs have an embedded antenna and MIFARE chip The keyfob is recognized and read when held in front of the reader The reading process is passive with a frequency of 13.56 MHz MIFARE keyfobs support multiple application areas that can be individually protected The unique badge number is printed on top of the keyfob Contactless credentials with MIFARE chip are ideal for installations with high-availability systems and where credentials may be exposed to abnormal conditions

Distributed access control system with graphical alarm management Seamless integration and interaction with video, fire, intrusion and PA/VA systems via the common BIS platform High resilience thanks to a 4-tier system architecture and redundancy of critical components Integration of third-party products via open and secure protocols and SDK Efficient enrollment process that makes onboarding faster and more secure

Access management software for small and medium-sized companies Cardholder administration of up to 10.000 cardholders Video verification, video alarm verification, and video monitoring of live and recorded events Alarm management with details via alarm list and animated icons on interactive location maps

Four Wiegand interfaces for up to 4 card readers, network connection to the host system and Compact Flash memory (2 GB) Host data transfer encrypted Intelligent access manager for one to eight entrances LCD display for displaying information Individual electronic verification of plugs and outputs

Bosch API-AEC21-8I8O is an 8 input-output board.

Distributed access control system with graphical alarm management Seamless integration and interaction with video, fire, intrusion and PA/VA systems via the common BIS platform High resilience thanks to a 4-tier system architecture and redundancy of critical components Integration of third-party products via open and secure protocols and SDK Efficient enrollment process that makes onboarding faster and more secure

Bosch Security Systems further enhances its widely-used access control solution for small and medium-sized companies with the Access Professional Edition (APE) 2.1 which will be released soon. Thanks to new interfaces, an even larger number of devices and operating systems are now compatible.Since its initial launch, the easy-to-use, scalable access control software APE meets an extensive range of security requirements and assures an easy integration of access control with a variety of security functions, such as CCTV, intrusion detection or elevator management. In its updated version, APE features an optimized support of the most common operating systems, such as Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Windows XP. Furthermore it enables a seamless interconnectivity with Bosch HD cameras and the midrange recorders Divar 400 and Divar 600.With APE, Bosch offers a multifunctional, extremely reliable yet flexible solution for a variety of small to midsized establishments such as office buildings, laboratories, schools or the likes. The system is capable of handling up to 10.000 cardholders. In total 128 readers and 128 cameras can be managed. The access modes ‘card', ‘pin' or ‘card and pin' provide individual levels of security."APE is very popular with our clients, as it caters to all common security requirements and offers a number of additional, handy features", says Patrick Looijmans at Bosch Security Systems. By displaying the database photo and a live image recorded at the door, as well as basic cardholder data with the time stamp of access request for example, the software helps the operator to instantly verify that card and cardholder are matching. Also a fast tracking of persons in the building is possible, which is particularly helpful in case of an emergency. Using the integrated card configuration function furthermore increases the security as badges can be designed according to corporate guidelines and persons can be identified throughout the entire premises. "All in all APE is a modern, straightforward all-round solution, which just got even better in its latest version 2.1", says Patrick Looijmans.