Usage
The IQ 2.0 Salto KS Ethernet serves as a central hub for managing and connecting up to 16 SALTO XS4 wireless door fittings to the cloud, providing real-time access control via an Ethernet connection in office buildings, residences, or commercial spaces.
Advantages
- Direct Ethernet connectivity ensures stable, high-speed network integration for secure and real-time data transmission.
- Supports multiple wireless technologies (ZigBee/Bluetooth) for communication with a wide range of SALTO XS4 door components.
- Scalable solution: each hub can manage up to 16 doors and allows unlimited hubs per account for large installations.
- AES 128-bit encryption and TLS-secured communication maintain robust security standards throughout the system.
- Range can be extended with repeaters, although installation distance between hub and doors is limited by default to approximately 10 meters without repeaters.
Specifications
- Design & Technology: Compact design (146 x 146 x 29 mm), white or black finish; utilizes IEEE 802.15.4 standard on the ISM band (2.405–2.480 GHz) for wireless communication; supports BLUEnet & RFnet technology compatibility with XS4 fittings and other SALTO components.[3][9]
- Durability & Certifications: Operating temperature range from 0°C to +40°C; CE declaration of conformity; meets electromagnetic compatibility (ETSI EN 301489-1/3), security requirements (EN60950-1).[9]
- Performance: Connects up to 16 doors per hub; max indoor radio range approx. 10 meters—extendable up to 40 meters using repeaters (up to three allowed); power supply is DC 12V (max consumption: 800 mA); maximum total power draw under full load variant: approx. 6–6.61W.[3][9]
- Differentiators:Centrally manages both online/real-time updates and offline local access management modes; includes over-the-air firmware updates and LED status signaling on device; reliable fallback connectivity options available via WiFi or mobile networks if required.[7][5][9]
How it works
The IQ 2.0 Salto KS Ethernet is installed near selected doors, powered by its included adapter, then connected via Ethernet cable. It wirelessly communicates with nearby compatible XS4 locks using ZigBee/Bluetooth protocols while continuously syncing data with the SALTO cloud platform for seamless access management.[3][5][7]
