WSi News2013-11-19 07:40:31
CEM Systems and ADT Secure Inverness Airport
CEM Systems and ADT Fire & Security have announced that the CEM AC2000 AE (Airport Edition) security management system has been installed at Inverness Airport, Scotland to manage passengers and staff. AC2000 AE is the industry's only airport specific access control system and is designed to monitor and manage access to the airport areas and services - helping to ensure the safety of staff and passengers alike.
With almost 615,000 passengers a year, Inverness Airport is the largest airport in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and is a key gateway for the north of Scotland. The airport's route development and rise in passenger footfall have been catalysts to the airport's overall growth year on year, and ADT has responded by installing the AC2000 AE system and CEM intelligent hardware to accommodate the expansion.
AC2000 AE encompasses powerful core access control features with a host of modules designed specifically for airports including check-in desk enabling, air-bridge monitoring, vehicle management, passenger reconciliation and much more. With a suite of powerful applications, and through seamless integration with other airport systems, CEM's AC2000 AE system provides a fully integrated business solution designed to help airports run more efficiently.
Inverness Airport uses CEM innovative access control hardware which features an LCD to provide staff with instant feedback on the system including crucial cardholder information. The reader offers the highest level of reliability as it features an internal database for offline card validation. This means that should communication be temporarily lost with the host AC2000 server, airport staff can still validate cards using the card records stored in the reader's internal memory, ensuring zero downtime at critical doors which is mandatory for Inverness Airport.
CEM Systems and ADT Fire & Security have announced that the CEM AC2000 AE (Airport Edition) security management system has been installed at Inverness Airport, Scotland to manage passengers and staff. AC2000 AE is the industry's only airport specific access control system and is designed to monitor and manage access to the airport areas and services - helping to ensure the safety of staff and passengers alike.
With almost 615,000 passengers a year, Inverness Airport is the largest airport in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and is a key gateway for the north of Scotland. The airport's route development and rise in passenger footfall have been catalysts to the airport's overall growth year on year, and ADT has responded by installing the AC2000 AE system and CEM intelligent hardware to accommodate the expansion.
AC2000 AE encompasses powerful core access control features with a host of modules designed specifically for airports including check-in desk enabling, air-bridge monitoring, vehicle management, passenger reconciliation and much more. With a suite of powerful applications, and through seamless integration with other airport systems, CEM's AC2000 AE system provides a fully integrated business solution designed to help airports run more efficiently.
Inverness Airport uses CEM innovative access control hardware which features an LCD to provide staff with instant feedback on the system including crucial cardholder information. The reader offers the highest level of reliability as it features an internal database for offline card validation. This means that should communication be temporarily lost with the host AC2000 server, airport staff can still validate cards using the card records stored in the reader's internal memory, ensuring zero downtime at critical doors which is mandatory for Inverness Airport.
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