Re: Rough pricing question

[G. Morgan <alarmpro@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 22:47:14 -0600, G. Morgan <alarmpro@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

>On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 22:08:53 +0000, Joe Bramblett
><kd5nrh@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 18:17:51 -0500, J.Sloud wrote:
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>>> Locknetics Magforce 101+ maglocks on the doors with entry/ exit
>>> readers.
>>>
>>> http://www.locknetics.com/pdf/Electromagnetic%20Locks.pdf
>>
>>Looks like we're headed in the right direction here.  I notice that these
>>appear to be pretty much self-contained units, though, with a 150-key
>>capacity.  Unless I'm missing something, they don't seem to list any I/O
>>for a monitoring system or for a separate card reader.  Since the site is
>>about 800 employees total, the primary (swipe in/swipe out) door would
>>have to be able to handle that.  150 *might* handle the office staff at
>>the other double doors, and would certainly be plenty for the two single
>>doors, but both of those would have a greater need for realtime monitoring.
>>
>>
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>I still have not been able to determine what you want or what the
>customer needs through this whole thread.   You better get it right,
>looks like you're headed for a disaster.
>
>
>Take a step back..  800 employees???  That's not what you said in the
>beginning.  This ain't going to be cheap.


"What we need, though, is something easy to use, but hard to
accidentally set off.  (My desk, the HR department, and a couple of
executive offices are within 30ft of that door, so frequent false
alarms would *not* be a good thing.)"


Ahhhhhh............


Nevermind...  I see you are the CLIENT, not the installer...  No
wonder you keep suggesting shortcuts and illegal means of egress.

Sir,

There are regulations regarding access control,  your state has
control of the regulations.  Anything you get from this forum is
education only, the AHJ will determine what shall be installed.


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-Graham

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