Viking Electronics releases VoIP entry phone and access control system

The vandal resistant K-1775-IP is an all-in-one VoIP entry phone system. Combining a phone, relays, dialer, keyless entry, proximity reader and camera into one unit - making this entry system easy to install, program, and operate.

“We’ve created a dynamic entry phone and access control system that is not complicated to put together, or scale, from a single door and 10 employees or tenants, all the way to 50 doors and 1000 employees,” said Greg Yocom, Engineer with Viking Electronics.

The K-1775-IP packs a lot of function into a small footprint. This compact unit can dial up to 250 preprogrammed speed dial numbers or extensions – cell phones, receptionist desks, call groups, etc. The built-in proximity card reader is able to store up to 1,000 card numbers and internal memory can store 1,000 codes for keyless entry. Each card number and keyless entry code can be limited to work certain hours of the day and/or days of the week, while the entry logging software provides a time and date stamp for each event.

The K-1775-IP can place a traditional VoIP SIP call over a single Ethernet connection. The person answering can enter a touch tone command to activate an onboard relay, triggering a door strike or mag-lock and granting access. Additionally, the on-board analog camera can be fed back to a DVR for recording, and then to a monitor on the front desk for added security. Or, convert the analog video to IP with a 3rd party video server and view from a web browser or mobile app.

When the time comes to adding additional access points, simply export the programming information from Viking’s IP Programming software, and upload it to the new K-1775-IP and voila – your newest access point is programmed and you can make slight adjustments if necessary.