Vanderbilt VBB-NRI bright blue / lite blue network reader interface

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Vanderbilt
  • Model code: VBB-NRI
  • Standalone/ Networkable: Networkable
  • Wiegand Interface: Yes
  • Voltage: 12 ~ 24 V DC
Additional info:

VBB-NRI connects to one card reader via Wiegand protocol, and then over the network to the VBB reader controller 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connection Supports DHCP or Static IP addressing Compatible with proximity, magnetic stripe and smart card technologies Suitable for small to mid-sized organisations with remote locations and an available IP network Reduces wiring and labour costs VBB-NRIs and VBB-RIs can be combined on a bright blue™ system Compatible with most card readers (any device with a Wiegand output) Two form C, single pole/double throw, mechanically latching 2A relays (pre-programmed for dedicated functionality) Four contact inputs Door exit request Door position switch Push button override Auxiliary input Facility lockdown via credential or external pushbuttton Degraded mode Metal enclosure with hinged and dual screw door On board connection for tamper switch Tamper switch, lock & key option available

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Make Vanderbilt
Manufacturer Vanderbilt Industries
Category Access Control>Access control readers
Model code VBB-NRI
Standalone/ Networkable Networkable
Wiegand Interface Yes
Electrical Specifications Voltage: 12 ~ 24 V DC
Environmental Specifications Operating Temp oC: -40 ~ +55 C (-40 ~ +131 F)
Additional info
  • VBB-NRI connects to one card reader via Wiegand protocol, and then over the network to the VBB reader controller
  • 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connection
  • Supports DHCP or Static IP addressing
  • Compatible with proximity, magnetic stripe and smart card technologies
  • Suitable for small to mid-sized organisations with remote locations and an available IP network
  • Reduces wiring and labour costs
  • VBB-NRIs and VBB-RIs can be combined on a bright blue™ system
  • Compatible with most card readers (any device with a Wiegand output)
  • Two form C, single pole/double throw, mechanically latching 2A relays (pre-programmed for dedicated functionality)
  • Four contact inputs
    • Door exit request
    • Door position switch
    • Push button override
    • Auxiliary input
  • Facility lockdown via credential or external pushbuttton
  • Degraded mode
  • Metal enclosure with hinged and dual screw door
  • On board connection for tamper switch
  • Tamper switch, lock & key option available
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