Aiphone adds features and convenience to GT Series multi-tenant video intercom

Aiphone Corp., the leading international manufacturer of intercom and entry security products, today announced upgrades to its popular GT Series multi-tenant video intercom featuring hassle-free, quick system programming and staff communication between multiple buildings.
Convenience is enhanced as dealers and/or building management can remotely update tenant directories using a logical network. Updating tenant names and dialing numbers can also be accomplished onsite using an NFC-equipped Android™ phone or tablet.
Costs of added security guards or concierge staff can be eliminated as GT Series installations connected over the same logical network enable staff in one office to speak with tenants and personnel in multiple buildings. 
Bruce Czerwinski, Aiphone’s U.S. general sales manager, said dealers, building managers and tenants are demanding added convenience and features from their security systems.
“We’ve listened and are responding with advances to make the GT Series easier to update, screen visitors and answer tenant calls throughout an entire campus or residential complex,” he said. “The feature-rich GT Series is ideal for high-rise office towers, apartment and condominium buildings, independent senior living facilities and student housing.”
The GT Series can now be expanded to handle the needs of larger properties, supporting up to 480 entrance stations, 96 video guard stations and 5,000 tenant stations. Earlier this year, Aiphone introduced three video entrance stations with improved camera quality to make visitor identification more precise. Slim design tenant stations, available in 7- or 3 ½-inch LCD screens, fit in virtually any facility.
Other features of the GT Series include:
·         Integration with CCTV cameras to provide a wider view of the entry area
·         A simple, wired intercom solution, eliminating the need and added expense of a telephone line
·         Direct tenant station calls answerable only in the residence or office, ensuring all visitors are properly screened
·         Keyless tenant entry with an optional card reader or keypad
“As we continue to add features and convenience to the GT Series, we haven’t forgotten the role of a video intercom, which is to keep people safe and secure,” Czerwinski said. “Whether mounted at a lobby entrance or a delivery door, the GT Series allows tenants to confidently identify visitors before allowing them into the building.
Ref: http://www.securityinfowatch.com/press_release/12351573/aiphone-adds-features-and-convenience-to-gt-series-multi-tenant-video-intercom



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