The security product manufacturer Vanderbilt‘s SPC Compact Keypad was recognised at this year’s iF Design Awards. The German awards see over 5,000 submissions from 70 countries every year.
The SPC Compact Keypads, pictured, use touchkeys instead of traditional mechanical keys and the key interface illuminates only when touched. With a depth of just 17.5mm, these keypads sit unobtrusively on any wall, the makers say. The product comes with support for EM and Mifare card technologies, plugin wireless module, audio annunciation, perimeter lighting and a large graphical interface.
The SPC Compact Keypads form part of Vanderbilt’s SPC intruder detection series, combining sophisticated protection against intruders with a cost-effective modular design and installation concept. SPC systems are scalable up to 512 zones, with 120 wireless zones.
‘We are delighted to be a winner of the prestigious iF Design Awards this year, and proud that our dedication to pushing the boundaries of technology has been recognised in this way,’ commented Joe Grillo, Managing Director of Vanderbilt. ‘Vanderbilt has reinforced its position as a global leader in state-of-the-art security systems. We reinvest at least 10 per cent of our annual revenue into new research and development programmes each year, in order to further our growth and provide best-in-class solutions that offer tangible benefits to our customers and end users.’
The 2016 iF design award night was on February 26, at BMW Welt in Munich. Visit: http://www.vanderbiltindustries.com.
