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Access control, visitors, cameras and Spaces For installers

Secure doors. Lower costs. No fuss. Fit it fast. Never get called back.

Doors that keep working when the internet doesn’t, one app for the whole building, and no server to pay for. Seven parts, no server to build, no call-backs, and every site you fit pays you again at renewal.

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The Bolt dashboard: estate status with one controller offline and its doors running on local rules, the alert queue, and every door at a glance. Demo data.
Bolt.Reader: a slim graphite wall reader with a glass front and a blue status ring, for card, tag and phone, on OSDP v2. BOLT.
Bolt.PINReader: a slim graphite wall reader with a glass front, a blue status ring and a backlit twelve-key keypad, for card, tag, phone and PIN, on OSDP v2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 0 # BOLT.
At the door
Bolt.W2O: a small black Wiegand to OSDP converter module with a screw-terminal block at each end and a blue status light. BOLT. W2O · Wiegand → OSDP BOLT-W2O WIEGAND OSDP
Bolt.Access BDC2 controller: a DIN-rail enclosure with green screw terminals for the reader bus, power and inputs along the top, eight relay outputs along the bottom, an ethernet port and an antenna.
Bolt.PSU-1: a white steel power supply cabinet, 12 V DC · 2 A, with a screw-fixed front cover and a status window showing mains, DC OK and fault lights. Bolt. PSU-1 · 12 V DC · 2 A MAINS DC OK FAULT
In the cupboard
Bolt.VisionConnector: a compact dark aluminium recorder for four or eight cameras, with status lights, a drive bay and ports on its side. BOLT.
Cameras

The Bolt app, demo data. Hardware shown as illustrations.

Why Bolt.

  1. It keeps working.

    Each controller holds its own rules. When the broadband goes down, the doors don’t.

    How

  2. One app for the building.

    Doors, visitors, cameras and Spaces together. One login, one bill.

    See the app

  3. Low cost to run.

    No server to buy or maintain. Priced per door, not per user.

    How pricing works

  4. British, and backed here.

    Hosted in the UK, or on your own servers. Real people, Mon–Fri 8:30–17:30.

    Security

  1. Quick to fit.

    Two doors per controller, up to eighteen on one cable. Commission with a claim code.

    The kit

  2. No call-backs.

    Rules live on the controller, so an internet outage isn’t a 2 a.m. phone call.

    How

  3. Seven parts.

    One stock list. Keep the readers on the wall with Bolt.W2O.

    Stock list

  4. It pays you again.

    Licences renew on every site you fit. Free training, UK support.

    Apply

The usual way, and the Bolt way.

  • The usual way A server in a cupboard to buy, patch and back up.

    With Bolt No server. Controllers and a UK cloud, or your own servers if you prefer.

  • The usual way Internet down, and things start to wobble.

    With Bolt Every controller keeps its own rules. Doors carry on; events catch up later.

  • The usual way Separate systems for doors, cameras and visitors.

    With Bolt One app and one login for doors, visitors, cameras and Spaces.

  • The usual way Licences that grow with every user.

    With Bolt Priced per door, camera and terabyte. Add people freely.

  • The usual way A cable run to every controller.

    With Bolt One ethernet drop for up to nine controllers and eighteen doors.

The broadband goes down. The doors don’t. One cable. Eighteen doors. No 2 a.m. calls.

Watch it happen: a controller drops out and its neighbours route around it; the internet goes and every door carries on. One controller takes the ethernet, the rest join over the mesh. Lose a controller or the internet and the doors keep working.

Bolt controller overviewOne controller connects to the UK cloud over ethernet. Up to eight more join it over wireless mesh, up to three hops. If a controller drops out, the ones behind it find another route through their neighbours. If the broadband goes down, every controller keeps working and stores its events; when the line returns, the events catch up.Bolt cloud · UKC1ethernetC21 hopC31 hopC41 hopC52 hopsC62 hopsC72 hopsC82 hopsC93 hops

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Rules synced to every controller.

One ethernet drop, up to nine controllers, eighteen doors. Illustration.

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