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The LP4502 supports a variety of extended features including High Assurance Credential Authentication and complies with the BACnet IP communication protocol. A USB-to-Ethernet IP adapter provides a redundant host IP connection. It has direct hardware support for 2 openings and can scale to 64 access points. Built on proven Authentic Mercury hardware, this high-performance intelligent controller embeds elevator-destination dispatch and provides integrated power-management analytics to proactively detect failure before it occurs.

LP4502

Intelligent Controller w/ Extended Applications (2 Rdrs, 8 Inputs, 4 Outputs)

Benefits

 
            Open Architecture - use of hardware with Mercury OEM partners’ software solutions

            Device Integration - third party integrations and applications

            Enhanced Security - embedded crypto memory chip and data at rest encryption

            OSDP Protocol - secure channel security for reader connectivity

            Versatile Interoperability - same reliable interface and identical footprint as the EP controllers

Key Specifications

 
            2,000,000 cardholder capacity

            Supports up to 1024 inputs and 1024 outputs.

            Natively supports up to 4 readers and 2 openings, expands to 64 readers/openings.

            IPv4/6, TLS1.2, 802.1X

            FIPS 140-2 user of OpenSSL

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LP4502 AE Specs

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LP4502 Data Sheet

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 FAQs  What does the battery on the EP / LP controllers backup?
 The battery on LP series controllers backs up SRAM and the RTC (Real Time Clock). Should a panel have a missing/dead battery and go through an extended power cycle, the onboard configuration will be lost and will require a complete download.  Note, on the LP1501 the battery is a rechargeable battery which is only used to backup SRAM as that panel does not have a RTC. 
 What types of elevator support does Mercury offer?
 The Mercury products provide both standard elevator control (using relays and inputs) as well as a higher level integration to elevator systems. The standard elevator offering comes in two forms: Type 1: Elevator control without floor select feedback (just using outputs connected to elevator system). Type 2: Elevator control with floor select feedback (uses both outputs and inputs connected to elevator system). The higher level integrations that are currently available are the following: OTIS, Compass, KONE, ThyssenKrupp and Mitsubishi. 

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