UniFi Access Gate Control Kit

The kit is designed for controlling the opening of a gate or barrier, depending on the place of use. It is ideal for corporate buildings that have networks based on UniFi solutions, but individual users will also appreciate it. With the accessories included in the kit, you can open the gate using the UniFi Identity app, NFC card, or PIN code. Visitors can also make a call requesting the gate to be opened.

AI Camera Connectivity

You can connect UVC AI series cameras to the hub, which will enable the reading of license plates from incoming vehicles. Once a previously defined vehicle is recognized, the gate will open automatically without the need to use the intercom.

UA-Hub-Gate

The kit includes a Hub equipped with connectors for connecting the gate, as well as 5 Gigabit Ethernet ports. The first port features a PoE++ power input, and an appropriate power adapter is included with the device. The remaining 4 ports provide PoE+ power output. This allows you to connect the intercom and cameras directly to the Hub without the need for additional power adapters or PoE switches.

The device's casing is designed for DIN rail mounting, and the Hub should be used indoors. If you plan to install it outdoors, you must use an additional weatherproof box or enclosure.

UA-Intercom

The intercom features a 7" touchscreen, built-in microphone, speaker, and an 8 MP (4K) camera. It supports two-way voice communication, and visitors can use a button to make a call. The camera allows monitoring of the area in front of the gate and helps verify visitors. A numeric keypad is included for entering PIN codes, and most settings can be selected via the touchscreen. Additionally, the intercom has an integrated NFC reader.

The casing is designed for outdoor use (IP65 protection rating). The device should be mounted on a wall, with an Ethernet port on the back that also serves as the power input.

PoE Extender Included

The included PoE extender allows you to extend the PoE range by using a 2-wire power cable. One part of the extender serves as the PoE input, while the other acts as the output, to which the target device should be connected. A high-quality, properly gauged 2-wire cable can carry power over long distances, which is especially useful if the intercom is located far from the building where the hub is installed.