Elevator Control
Challenges
Elevator control is essential in facilities such as apartments, hotels, and offices, but it often encounters challenges related to security, flexibility, and efficiency. Elevators may struggle to restrict unauthorized visitors from accessing certain floors or areas. The absence of floor visit records complicates investigations after incidents. Furthermore, controlling access to specific floors according to roles and schedules can be challenging.

Lack of 24/7 floor access control, unable to prevent unauthorized person, lead to property losses.

When property loss take places, no record for retrieval and investigation.

Custom floor access permissions and schedules are needed for different roles, complicating management.
What We Offer
The Starlink’s Elevator Control Solution effectively blocks unauthorized visitors from entering restricted areas or floors, thereby enhancing safety. By maintaining access floor records, it increases efficiency in identifying suspects during incidents of property loss. Moreover, managing floor access is straightforward, based on roles and schedules.

Floor Access Control
Continuous 24/7 access control of elevator, prevent unauthorized people entering and property losses

Record for investigation
Records of floor access help investigate when a property loss occurs.

Customizable Management
Access to specific floors can be easily assigned according to roles and schedules
Solution Topology & Advantages

Lightweight and flexible
Easy to manage through built-in webpage
Multiple authentication method support: Face, Card, Password, Fingerprint
Powerful and secure
Maximum support 128 floors with cascade;
Abundant interfaces: 2 alarm in & 2 alarm out to link with fire alarm system
Guard the safety of residents with temper alarm & duress alarm support
User-friendly and reliable
Quick setup with standard PoE
Zero risk of spontaneous ignition with flame-retardant PC and ABS materials
Product Recommendation
Application Scenarios

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