Kantech KT-1 - AES Encryption 128-Bit; Inputs

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seconds for EntraPass GE). For UL listed installations the allowed range for the heart-

beat is 15 seconds to 140 seconds. The loss of communication notification will

occur when the network pulse time has elapsed twice plus 15 seconds.

Note: The KT-1 has been tested by UL with the PoE/PoE+ models Phihong POE36U-

1AT-R and/or the POE125U-4-HP-R. These devices shall be used in conjunction with

UL listed transient protectors. Other compatible PoE/PoE+ configurations may be

possible.

For UL listed installations use only in conjunction with compatible PoE/PoE+devices

that are UL294 listed. These devices shall be used in conjunction with UL listed Tran-

sient protectors.

AES Encryption 128-Bit

The KT-1 is extremely secure. It uses 128-bit AES encryption to communicate with

the Gateway, which prevents any hacking from the internet, and ensures secure

communications when used over the internet on a wide area network (WAN).

128-bit AES encryption has been validated by NIST (Certificate No. 3092).

Inputs

There are 4 onboard inputs that can be used for the following:

• Door contact

• T.Rex (Request to Exit Detector)

• Interlock

• External Alarm System Status (Armed/Disarmed)

• External Alarm System Alarm (Alarm/Secure)

• External Alarm System Zones

• To trigger relays in the event of an alarm

• Zone shunt: Single or group of zones can be permanently or temporarily

'shunted' to a secure state on the same controller. Shunt method includes:

• Zone Shunt by another Zone - When a zone in alarm is programmed to shunt

another zone/group of zones.

• Zone Shunt on Unlock - When a zone is temporarily frozen to its actual state

(alarm or secured) after an access granted.

• Manual Shunt - Operator can manually 'Shunt' a zone to a secure state.

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