Laidlaw Requires A Nacoss/nsi Sub Contractor

[Mike J]

Hi 

 

I am currently pricing up a project in Huntingdon area where we are being asked to install Salto access control into a hospital. 

 

I have walked the site and it is a refurb where around 10 different access control systems are installed and it is the case that for most doors, the existing readers and control untits will be removed and replaced with Salto.

 

We have around 25 doors to do this on and we have been asked for the installation to be carried out by a NACOSS or NSI approved installer. 

 

This is a contract for the installation only as Laidlaw will supply the Salto equipment to be fitted. Please email me if you can help. 

 

 

Regards

 

Mike

[alterEGO]

I'm guessing it needs to be wireless? can't see any other reason for Salto.

[Ronnie]

wireless access??  if the local plumber can manage visonic then he should breeze this..

[PeterJames]

Salto isnt wireless?

[alterEGO]

You better tell them Pete.

 

http://www.saltosystems.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=259&Itemid=153

[Ronnie]

Salto isnt wireless?

no idea, just going by what he said

[Cubit]

wireless access??  if the local plumber can manage visonic then he should breeze this..

Difference is. Salto are picky about who gets to play with it.

[Pedders]

Salto is both wired and wireless, the battery powered handlesets send data to the users card and then this is transferred back to the main system when a wired door is used.

[PeterJames]

Thats a bit missleading the information is transferred by the card from a connected door to the non connected door. Not really wireless in the respect that no information is wirelessly sent

[Ronnie]

Difference is. Salto are picky about who gets to play with it.

 

So were EDA when we became a dealer.  I am aware  they also sell direct to non-dealers.