AMAG Technology is proud to announce that Farpointe Data is a certified member of AMAG’s Symmetry Preferred Partner Program.
AMAG Technology, an integrated security provider of access control, video management, and identity management solutions, is proud to announce that Farpointe Data is a certified member of AMAG’s Symmetry Preferred Partner Program. As a certified partner, Farpointe Data’s Ranger Long-Range Readers and Transmitters integrate with AMAG’s Symmetry Access Control System. AMAG Technology and Farpointe Data cooperatively tested and certified this integration.
As a certified partner, Farpointe Data’s Ranger Long-Range Readers and Transmitters integrate with AMAG’s Symmetry Access Control System.
Farpointe Data’s Ranger long-range readers and transmitters allow doors, gates or barriers to open or close up to 200 feet (61 meters) from the high frequency credentials. The readers operate with the Symmetry Access Control software and all three controller product lines: Symmetry M2150, Symmetry SR Controller, or Symmetry EN door controller and do not require additional software or licenses.
“We welcome Farpointe to our Symmetry Preferred Partner Program and look forward to a long relationship and many satisfied customers,” said AMAG Technology, VP of Product Marketing, Dave Ella. “The addition of the Farpointe Data long-range reader and transmitters allows AMAG to offer our customers an access control solution for applications where a door or barrier needs to be opened from a long distance, such as for vehicle access applications.”
“Ranger receivers are a terrific solution for long range physical access control applications such as entering buildings, lifting gates and vehicle barriers, moving aircraft in and out of secure hangars, arming and disarming alarm systems as well as situations calling for emergency duress,” emphasizes Scott Lindley, Farpointe Data President. “Instead of using a long range card, which could activate more than one device or door at a time, the transmitter holder selects exactly the mechanism to be immediately triggered.”