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Onity Worldwide Security Leader

Onity Worldwide Security Leader. Presented by: Dan Artman –Regional Sales Manager. Welcome. Other Markets. Onity History. 1941: Tesa is founded in Spain 1986: First electronic lock introduced to the hotel industry 1994: First entered the Education Market

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Onity Worldwide Security Leader

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  1. Onity Worldwide Security Leader Presented by: Dan Artman –Regional Sales Manager

  2. Welcome page 2 private & confidential

  3. page 3 private & confidential

  4. Other Markets page 4 private & confidential

  5. Onity History • 1941: Tesa is founded in Spain • 1986: First electronic lock introduced to the hotel industry • 1994: First entered the Education Market • 1997: Integra3 launched, developed specifically for the Education and other commercial markets • 1999: First “KIOSK” launched in Education Market • 2002: Company re-branded from Tesa to ONITY • 2003: United Technologies acquires Chubb, parent company of Onity page 5 private & confidential

  6. Why do we sell CT - HT? • What is HT (Hotel System)? • Static plan • High turnover of cardholders • Simple / Rapid check-in • What is CT (Commercial System)? • Dynamic plan • Long term cardholders • Extremely flexible page 6 private & confidential

  7. Sample of Solutions provided by Onity: • University of Michigan • Onity installed over 6,000 electronic locks, providing enhanced security to University of Michigan residents. • Northeastern University • Onity installed over 3,000 electronic locks, providing improved key management that allows Northeastern University staff more time to spend on student programming. • Carnegie Mellon University • Onity installed over 3,000 electronic locks, providing additional cost savings to Carnegie Mellon University no more costly lost master key incidents! page 7 private & confidential

  8. INTEGRA5 Features Metal Key vs Keycard You control “when” it will work You know when it’s been used Utilize the users to re-key a door Re-key without affecting other key holders Give key holders different levels of access Enables accurate forecast of lock expense No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Allows unauthorized duplication Yes No page 8 private & confidential

  9. Onity Integra Lock Product Line INTEGRA 5 Electronic Lock Systems page 9 private & confidential

  10. INTEGRA 5 and other Products • Integra 5 Lock Options • Mortise • Cylindrical • Optional Keypad • Optional Key Override • Classroom Secure • Onity Access Control • Kiosk • Portable Programmers • Etherbox • CodePro page 10 private & confidential

  11. CT30 Lock description • Stand alone – no wires! • Faster Installation • Lower Costs • Bypasses alarm and electrical permits • Battery operated • 4 AA alkaline batteries • Life 2 – 5 years depending on activity page 11 private & confidential

  12. INTEGRA 5 LOCK • Mortise and Cylindrical • Keypad Option • Key Override Option • Deadbolt Option (mortise) • Latch only Mortise • Classroom Secure • Rim Panic Interface • BHMA 156.25Certified page 12 private & confidential

  13. INTEGRA5 Electronic Lock • 65,000 Cardholders per system • 65,000 Access doors per system • 3,000 Cardholders per door • Event audit trail in each lock • 1,184 off-line • 5,000 + off-line wall readers • Unlimited, on-line wall readers • UL listed and ADA approved • Weather resistant page 13 private & confidential

  14. INTEGRA5 Electronic Lock • 20 Automatic Transactions • 30 Time Zones • Auto Open • Office First • Auto Lock • Double Dip – Passage Mode page 14 private & confidential

  15. INTEGRA 5 CLASSROOM SECURE For University classrooms and Living/Learning Centers on campus, Classroom Secure is designed to enhance security and give students, faculty and staff peace of mind True Latch Monitoring… doesn’t just check to see if the door is closed, it checks to see if the door is secure! page 15 private & confidential

  16. Lock Body Variations • Von Duprin Rim Panic Interface • Custom kit by Onity • No modification to Panic Bar • Battery Box kit installsin edge of door • VD98/99 Rim series only(includes vertical rod) page 16 private & confidential

  17. BHMA ANSI 156.25 Certified page 18 private & confidential

  18. Wall Reader page 20 private & confidential

  19. Online wall reader components • Etherbox (Supports 1 CU) • Control Unit (For up to 10 openings) • Door unit + Read head • Power Supply; AL300ULT (CU and DU mounts inside) • Electric release device page 22 private & confidential

  20. Etherbox • Connects to Ethernet • Provides communications for a single Control Unit or Encoder • Low network overhead page 23 private & confidential

  21. XPP • Stores Data and Audits for over 300 doors • Operator login required • Allows selected operators to change lock modes • Stores system user names • Allows for on-screen display of audit trail • Upgradeable • Rechargeable batteries page 25 private & confidential

  22. Integra3 Motorized Encoder page 27 private & confidential

  23. Integra KIOSK • Allows students to change PIN on card. • Recharging station for Security PLUS user cards • Upgrade existing ISO badges to Integra • Touch screen operation page 29 private & confidential

  24. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Primary Benefit: Server is the only machine with direct access to the data. Clients make requests to the server, server processes the requests, accesses the data, makes the changes, updates online units as required, and provides feedback to the client systems. Secondary Benefits: All clients can originate online requests and see online data, as server controls all data and devices. Less network overhead, as all databases are not passed to every client. Clients require less processing power and time, and can be used for other tasks. page 36 private & confidential

  25. Onity Product Road Map • Software • Integration • New platform with • multiple protocols • Locks • ADVANCE • Mifare • Technology • Smart Card • Proximity • Networks • Wireless page 37 private & confidential

  26. Integra 5 Software page 40 private & confidential

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