Allows more monitors to be connected to the Entry system It is connected to the system using one of its network ports and communicates using IPv6

Use with Compact systems Provides 1 pair of volt free contacts Use to control external equipment

Specifically designed to connect current building alarm systems to the Paxton10 building intelligence system Based on the alarm status, it can control other appliances within the building to take appropriate action such as opening fire doors in the event of a fire alarm Can also set or unset an intruder alarm, based on opening or securing the building at the beginning or end of the day Fault finding LEDs

A central interface between a panel and the door Provides data and PoE power for the monitors The ports can also be used to expand the network of panels and monitors through Entry extension switches or to connect the control unit to a Net2 system running Net2 v4.25 or later

For use with Compact and Switch2 systems Supplied in wallets An intuitive ‘shadow card’ system is used for ease of management

Connects via a USB port on the PC Once connected to the RS485 data line, plug into a USB port on the server PC and the control units will automatically be detected Suitable for wall mounting Black plastic enclosure

Use with Net2 PaxLock and PaxLock Pro wireless door handles Suitable for unsprung lever furniture up to a maximum weight of 0.75kg Easily reversible stainless steel latch bolt

Converts the standard reader ports on Switch2 and Net2 controllers to accept one or two RJ45 connections Designed to speed up installation

Paxton Access 310-300 Proximity reader ‘in’ and ‘out’ clips can help users identify which readers are for ‘tapping in’ and which are for ‘tapping’ out to establish when they are leaving the site.

Quick installation, hardware is automatically detected by the system Each reader coverter supports two Paxton readers Supports the transition from an existing Net2 system to a new Paxton10 installation

For use with Compact and Switch2 systems Supplied in wallets An intuitive ‘shadow card’ system is used for ease of management