| [OT] Door Magnet Locks IP Controlled Does anyone know of a 12 volt open/close momentary switch that could be used to control a magnetic lock on a door but is IP controlled? |
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| I think ubnt has one coming but it will probably be in a shipping container for the next 18 months.
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I do not, have not, and will not work for AT&T/Comcast/Verizon/Charter or similar sized company. |
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lutful... of ideasPremium
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said by wirelessdog:Does anyone know of a 12 volt open/close momentary switch that could be used to control a magnetic lock on a door but is IP controlled?
Curiously I made a prototype PoE powered "NetLock" way back in 2005/2006 when I was worried about theft of intellectual property at my old company.
Even more curiously, just and a few months later I became aware of "Loch Isle", an Ottawa area startup which was designing a networked lock that used wireless instead of PoE. Their web site used to say something like "we are the future of locks" etc.
Anyway, you can use off-the-shelf Bluetooth or Zigbee M2M modules to directly control some OEM magnetic locks. Many of them are low power and could run for a year from 2 AA cells or a small single cell Li-ion battery. |
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 John GaltForward, MarchPremium
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Happy Camp
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Specific application...? |
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Here's a couple.
»www.controlbyweb.com/webrelay-quad/
»www.robotshop.com/devantech-8-ch···aign=jos |
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lutful... of ideasPremium
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1. Arduino + UR1 controller
»www.sdcsecurity.com/ur1-universa···dule.htm
for wide variety of locks: »www.sdcsecurity.com/products.htm
2. browser or smartphone control of electric keypad type locks:
»morningindustry.com/milocks/prod···ies.html
*** Weiser has launched a smartphone enabled residential lock system. Best Buy is taking pre-orders. |
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 IntraLinkPremium,MVM
join:2002-08-14
Uath Valley | reply to wirelessdog
Actually I think you could do this pretty easily with UBNT mFi controller and a DC Volt triggered lock.
The mFi software is pretty cool, been using it for over a year now with door sensors, temperature, current, motion etc. |
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