SupreMOBILE exported to the world

September 2015 Access Control & Identity Management

The SupreMOBILE is a compact and portable retrofit housing built for selected Suprema biometric terminals. It is designed and produced in South Africa for the purpose of mobilising accurate onsite identification for T&A and roll call functions. The casing is watertight, crushproof and dust proof, ensuring that your hardware receives the ultimate protection while on the move.

Suprema devices supported include the BioStation, BioLite Net, BioEntry W and BioEntry Plus readers. This mobile solution functions as a natural extension of Suprema’s terminal and is therefore compatible with BioStar or any solutions that integrate with Suprema terminals.

In terms of connectivity, SupreMOBILE operates over a fixed or mobile (3G/GPRS/Edge) network infrastructure. There is also a WiFi option available and all units come standard with an RJ45 Ethernet port for synchronisation via standard network interface. Power is provided by a Lithium-ion battery with extended battery and car charger options available.

The SupreMOBILE is the ideal time and attendance solution for mobile workforce management and is suitable for construction and demolition sites, service contractors, mining, agriculture, emergency evacuation roll call, safety and security for schools, and security and guarding services.

It is available locally and internationally through Suprema’s distribution network.

SupreMOBILE can be found implemented in South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Swaziland, Mozambique, Malawi, Madagascar, Mauritius, Liberia, Nigeria, Angola, DRC, South Sudan, Tanzania, Kenya, Canada, Netherlands, Belgium, China, Portugal and Guatemala City.

Mobile casing features

• Watertight, crushproof, and dust proof

• Open cell core, strong and light in weight

• O-ring seal

• Automatic pressure equalisation valve

• Stainless steel hardware

• The aluminium bracket, battery and circuit board are South African designed and manufactured

• IP67 rated

• Manufactured from a propylene co-polymer which is not only weather resistant but also extremely resistant to chemicals

• Dimensions: 191 x 234 x 160 mm (W x H x D)

For more information contact Suprema, +27 (0)11 784 3952, [email protected], www.suprema.co.za; neaMetrics, 0861 632 638, [email protected], www.neametrics.com



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