Correctional Facility:Cell

Transponder switch TPS2
Electronic door label ETS
RTJ call button
ZEI6-S cell terminal

Transponder switch TPS2

Key switch using MIFARE® DESFire® EV2 transponder technology for contactless activation of multiple locking positions (via a TS2 transponder key (JV009211)) with an LED indicator showing the currently active position. Forced activation of the detention cell lighting (optional as a separate state), presence indication, call cancellation, preparation for the officer alarm, and preparation for the officer alarm in case of a timeout. Other functions are possible through parameterization, such as pulse mode for lighting control, etc. Robust design for installation in the cell corridor. Complete with tamper contact and three-hole security screws.

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ETS2 Electronic Door Sign

Electronic door sign for displaying data from the inmate database on the outside of the cell door. When in standby mode, the door sign always displays the cell number and, depending on the configuration, data from the inmate database for up to 3 inmates; for example, in normal operation, the names are displayed, and when officer presence is indicated, additional data is displayed to inform the officers. The data can be deleted centrally, either individually or in its entirety. Only the cell number is then displayed. The configuration of the inmate data to be displayed, as well as its formatting, is managed centrally on the UDBI database interface computer.

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RTJ call button

Call button for triggering a call, suitable for rugged and vandal-resistant operation, featuring a cover plate made of V2A sheet steel (2 mm) and a pressure-sensitive piezo actuator with an LED indicator and locator light. It is mounted in an aluminum flush-mounted box with a cable entry using four safety screws. The device is suitable for connection to all call inputs of a cell terminal via a standby current-monitored connection.

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ZEI6-S cell terminal

Cell terminal with a call button, serving as the central element of cell management for recording and monitoring all connected alarm, call, and function circuits within the cell. The terminal is integrated into the IP-based call system via standardized structured cabling using data cables of CAT5 quality or higher. The data cable must be terminated with a field-terminable data connector or a Keystone module, which is secured to the VZEI distribution panel using a mounting bracket. Depending on the model, the cell terminals feature several piezo buttons with different functions.

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