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Designed with
installation ease in mind the Aperio modules simply connect directly to the
Concept 4000 RS485 LAN and are sized to install into very small enclosures or
into existing equipment housings. Set-up and commissioning is also straight
forward.

From the Inner
Range system point of view the programming is identical to that used when
connecting a standard Wiegand reader, and the module can be commissioned and
operated with or without the need for Insight front end software.

Aperio is a
wireless access control technology that radically reduces the installation time
and cost of installing traditional electronic access control devices. Aperio
cylinders replace traditional mechanical cylinders and contain a wireless
transceiver and a card reader.

The Aperio
wireless HUB acts as communication gateway between the Aperio reader/locking
device and the Concept Access 4000 system. The Concept 4000 Aperio 2 door
module and the Assa Abloy Aperio system deliver reduced costs, a simple installation,
a small Footprint and 2 Aperio doors per module.

Distributors: Inner
Range on 03 9753 3488

Central Security
Distribution on 03 9001 1900

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