MCK400 GSM door opener, 4G

The Mobeye Call-Key is a user-friendly, flexible and secure controller for switching entrance doors, gates or situations where access rights change regularly. With an authorized call, you can open connected electronic strike plates or gate controllers. Without incurring any costs for the caller.

In the secure and clear Mobeye portal, access rights are assigned by an administrator, either indefinitely or for specific time windows (period, day, time). The Mobeye MCK400 automatically retrieves these rights and saves them locally in the module. As communication takes place exclusively via the internal 2G/4G module and the Mobeye SIM card, no Internet or WLAN is required on site. The device works with all standard electronic locks and strike plates that respond to an impulse or switching command. The history in the portal shows who has used the access system and when.

The Mobeye Call-Key has two relay outputs for opening a lock. These are bistable relays that can switch a maximum of 30V/1A. Output 1 switches after an incoming call or SMS command. Output 2 switches according to a defined opening schedule and/or after an SMS command. The relays switch back after a pulse time or after a new command via SMS.

The MCK400 has four NO/NC inputs. Two of these can be used to connect alarm contacts. If magnetic contacts are connected to the inputs and suppression times are set, the call key also functions as an intrusion detector. If the door or gate is opened without first receiving a call from an authorized number, the configured contacts receive an alarm message via app, call, text message or email.

The MCK400 comes in a sturdy housing for indoor use. For outdoor use, the manufacturer offers the MCK400 in an IP66 housing as a special order.

The call key is supplied with the Mobeye multi-provider SIM card. This not only enables communication via 4G LTE-M, with 2G as a fallback, but also the use of the Mobeye portal. This secure Internet portal offers additional options for the Mobeye Call-Key. Create users, define authorizations and schedules, etc.

For companies with their own access software, an API is available for updating authorizations. In exceptional situations, it is possible to use your own SIM card, but this is not preferred. Ask the manufacturer for explanations and conditions.