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Integriti Access Control for Buildings

Design multi-building and multi-floor access control with intrusion, fire release, hub-room enclosure allocation, power sizing, batteries, and software licensing.

  • Hub-room, floor and site breakdowns
  • IAC-led and ISC-led architecture
  • Panel load and Smart PSU selection
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Server Rack Solution

Configure rack rows for front-only or front-and-back access, review enclosure layouts, and generate a consolidated project BoQ.

  • Independent row configuration
  • Automatic controller coverage
  • CSV, Excel and print outputs
Open Server Rack calculator
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A catalogue designed to grow

Future calculators can be added here as independent solution blocks while retaining the same shared product catalogue, visual system, and output standards.

Additional workflows coming later

Reference guide

Glossary of terms

Short, practical explanations of terminology used across the calculators. These definitions help with navigation and input—not product selection or engineering approval.

General terminology8 terms
BoQ
Bill of quantities: the consolidated list of products and quantities generated from the entered design. Pricing is excluded.
Controlled door
A door using an access-control door channel and door licence. A monitored-only fire-escape door is not a controlled door unless it has an access-controlled lock.
Controller hub
A hub room containing the floor or building’s IAC or ISC controller.
Hub room
A physical equipment location containing access-control enclosures, modules, power supplies and associated cabling.
B-size
The PCB space unit used to check how many modules physically fit inside an enclosure.
Smart PSU
An Inner Range power supply used for panel modules and field devices, with PSU and battery information available through its 10-pin connection.
Maximum connected load
The total of the configured devices’ maximum rated currents. Normal standby consumption is generally lower.
SLA battery
A sealed lead-acid battery used for local 12 V backup. Capacity and quantity depend on the selected panel PSU arrangement.
Building & Site Access Control18 terms
IAC
Integriti Access Controller: the normal access-led controller used for building access-control designs.
ISC
Integriti Security Controller: an intrusion-only controller with 16 native zone inputs. Access control is added through access modules.
ILAM
Intelligent LAN Access Module: a two-door access module that can host local UniBus 2-Door expansion.
SLAM
Standard LAN Access Module: a two-door module used near remote doors that cannot reasonably be cabled back to a hub room.
UniBus 2D
A two-door expander connected to an IAC or ILAM. It remains in the same enclosure as its host.
8 Zone LAN Expander
An RS485-LAN intrusion module providing eight zone inputs and two outputs, with supported UniBus input/output expansion.
UniBus 8Z
A UniBus expansion module providing eight additional zone inputs.
UniBus 8AUX
A UniBus expansion module providing eight additional auxiliary relay outputs.
Ethernet Bridge
A module allowing an ILAM-based hub to be software-associated with an existing controller through Ethernet instead of installing another local controller.
Fire HUB
A direct fire-alarm door-release module serving up to four connected doors and reporting one common triggered-status signal to access control.
Reed
The door-position or door-sensor input used to monitor whether a controlled door is open or closed.
REX
Request to Exit: an input used by a device or button requesting release from the secure side.
REN
Request to Entry: an input used to request access from the entry side.
TONG
The mortise-lock tongue-sense input. When not required for a mortise lock, it may serve as a spare input for approved functions such as break-glass sensing.
DoTL
Door Open Too Long: the door module’s voltage-free indication output for a door remaining open beyond its configured time.
Wiegand
A reader interface using dedicated reader ports. A door with both IN and OUT Wiegand readers requires two reader connections.
OSDP
An RS485 reader protocol supported through the module’s RDR-RS485 connection and assigned to doors in software.
Dual-lock EM door
One controlled door fitted with two EM locks. It remains one door for capacity and licensing but contributes two physical lock loads.
Server Rack Access Control5 terms
Rack row
A user-defined group of server racks calculated as one access-control design row.
Front-only access
One controlled access point is calculated for each server rack in the row.
Front-and-back access
Two controlled access points are calculated for each server rack: one at the front and one at the rear.
Rack enclosure
The user-selected rack-mount panel enclosure used when the access-control panel must be installed in a server rack.
Enclosure layout
The calculated distribution of controllers, access modules and supporting parts across the required panel enclosures.

Common foundation

Consistent where it matters.
Specific where engineering demands it.

Shared catalogueOne maintained source for product names, part numbers, and physical enclosure data.

Independent calculationsEvery solution uses only its approved engineering model and validation rules.

Clear handoffReadable breakdowns and consolidated BoQs for review, export, and ordering checks.