Search

Red Hawk Using IQ To Double Safety Entrance® Life Span

Share This Post:

Orange County,  California – Doug Bentley of Red Hawk Fire & Security had a vision and understood the value of extending the useful life and increased functionality of the Safety Entrances® they service for their clients. Doug worked with Isotec’s Tim Carrillo tcarrillo@isotecinc.com on a plan for multiple interlocking door electronic upgrades throughout Red Hawk’s California market. Red Hawk’s customers required a proven standardized upgrade configuration that was scalable, rapidly installed, reliable and easily serviced, enter IQ.

IQ’s advanced technologies increase the functionality and the product life of existing Isotec Safety Entrances® with enhanced features and capabilities that ensure 100% objective safety & security compliance.

IQ can extend the life of an Isotec Safety Entrance® and even those of Novacomm’s Mark III & IV vestibules. Novacomm failed as a company in 2011, so Isotec also engineered IQ to replace the outdated electronics found in their Mark III & IV vestibules.

The video below is IQ’s Color Touchscreen showing what a person entering an exiting an Isotec Safety Entrance®. 

To learn how Isotec Security Inc. can help protect you: call us today at (720) 545-2816 or email us at info@isotecinc.com

More To Explore

How HALO Smart Sensors Are Transforming Hospital Security

How HALO Smart Sensors Are Transforming Hospital Security: Lessons from Stony Brook University Hospital Healthcare facilities face unique security challenges every day. Emergency departments, ambulance entrances, waiting rooms, and patient care areas experience constant activity, making it difficult for security

Modern Security Challenges Facing Places of Worship: Protecting Faith Communities

Modern Security Challenges Facing Places of Worship Places of worship are designed to be welcoming spaces where people gather for worship, fellowship, education, and community support. However, churches, synagogues, mosques, and other faith-based organizations increasingly face security challenges that require