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Computerized building protection is most critical during non-working hours.
If employees are not present to protect assets and information, a well designed,
integrated security system will perform the function flawlessly.
SAFEnet Systems easily integrate with all commercially available
intrusion detection devices and accessories. The wide range of methods to control
the access/secure modes include IDPIN pads, card readers and central station overrides.
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Electronic door hardware provides many advantages
over standard lock and key door hardware. Electronic passkeys, cards,
and PIN codes
cannot be duplicated. Their usage can be recorded, specific to time, place, and user.
The SAFEnet access control system utilizes each hardware technology
(magnetic stripe, proximity reader, Wiegand reader, etc.) to its fullest potential,
and MDI's tailing assures consumers the optimum alternatives in access control.
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MDI includes fire monitoring in the integrated MDI SAFEnet Systems.
Commercially available fire detection technology is fully compatible with
MDI software.
The SAFEnet System holds listings under UL 864 andUL 1076, plus approvals under NFPA 71 and 72D and
Factory Mutual for fire.
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The SAFEnet Central Processing Unit (CPU) can control lighting,
heating and cooling systems automatically, based on building occupancy.
This computerized control saves the time and trouble of manual regulation,
and minimizes utility bills.
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Regulatory Approvals
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- UL 294 - Access Control
- NFPA 71 - Central Station
- NFPA 72D - Proprietary Fire
- Factory Mutual - Fire
- DIAM50-3 - Department of Defense (DoD)
- FCC - Part 15 and 68
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