Argus 40-60-80 Argus V60 Sensor barriers Technical product brochure

Already today we expect a modern workplace to be more than just a room with a desk, chair and WiFi. And, with an eye to tomorrow, it’s clear that we must take the individuality of people and the independence of companies into account architecturally. What will count in future: an atmosphere in which any movement is possible. The building surpasses itself, over coming its immobility – for people who are think and move freely. Forwards.

Openness as a success model. It’s not so long ago since the days when constant presence was a requirement, because the only way to access information was in the office. Today, employees can access information wirelessly and from anywhere. Digitalisation has turned the original foundations upside down and completely redefined presence. Coupled with each employee’s desire for individualisation, all architects and investors now face the task of giving presence an entirely new feeling. To ensure that people see the added value of an office, the space used must tap new imensions and promote freedom,...

#2 Flexible use instead of fixed rental. Logically, anyone who doesn’t always have to be present in the office, also isn’t always using it. With a flexible office structure, free capacities can be marketed in a targeted manner. This kind of intelligent system is based on a convertible interior design and smart access solu tions, which guide users along the right path to available and appropriate workplaces

#3 Companies in motion. When three start-up founders quickly turn into 30 em ployees, a piece of property should not stand in the way of this growth. And the same also applies in the opposite case, such as when there is a need to reduce the size of office units. With a modular office concept, capacity changes can be managed without friction losses. The feeling conveyed by the property when changes are made is crucial. Does it offer employees room to breathe or does it make them feel lost, because the freed-up workstations make them anxious.

#4 Aesthetics as lucrative capital. All companies, small and large alike, must represent something. The quality of architecture and the design concept are a value worth investing in. The company’s identity is already visible and palpable based on the façade of the building or, at the latest, in the foyer. The demand for design is also increasing in terms of the furnishings and technical equipment, as it increases the company’s value from the outset – without any risk

Anyone who is producing access control equipment for the buildings and office worlds of tomorrow needs the right formula. Namely, a formula that consistently combines the customers’ needs with the product properties. Freedom decides. Argus protects without restricting. An office is a meeting place for ideas. Argus guides you accurately. Architecture needs agility. Argus moves and adapts. Design follows a clear language. Argus always strikes the right no

The shape of the perfect function. The design. Argus sensor barriers define a new elegance: a closed shape for fluid movement. The modules are clearly designed with straight lines and geometrical corner radii. Thus, two slim structures form one symmetrical unit with glass doors that appear weightless. The XEAdesign language, typical of dormakaba, combines basic shapes, colours, surfaces and control elements in a uniform look. In this way, the contempo rary monoblock design of Argus makes many variations possible – with seamlessly integrated tech nology.

Outstanding: XEA design language. Products communicate with the users. Palpable, audible, visible. The wide-ranging demands need a design line. So, the XEA design is made up of defined basic shapes, functions, colours and surfaces, combined to create aesthetic user-friendliness. 10 factors count: » Recognisable details. » Intuitive symbols. » Standardised surfaces. » Clear forms. » User-friendly operation. » Contrasting surfaces. » Sturdy coating. » Multi-layer compositions. » Integrated signal lighting. » Personal design. Full Cast Layer and Inlay Compact, complete, consistent: Argus 40 With...

Focused on people. The details. People take centre stage. But with Argus, they don’t stop and stand. The door leaves are there to create a barrier, but at the same time they exude transparent openness. The illumination appears friendly, the sensor control works immediately. A movement in noticeable solidity: a friendly welcome. The modular structure creates freedom. Even when tall doors are required, the person pass ing through them doesn’t perceive them as a forbidding barrier. The design remains subtle, even with maximum stability. The holistic design on the outside demonstrates the inner values:...

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Focus on visitor management. The Card Collector. Combining the CRP-M05 Card Collector and Argus enables companies to implement professional visitor management. The card collector is attached to the Argus 40 or Argus 60 sensor barrier in front of the exit from a secured area. When exiting an ac cess-controlled area, the employee or visitor throws their ID card, together with its protec tive cover and clip holder, into the illuminated card slot on the column. The visitor badges can be easily removed via the front, lockable flap. Integrating an on-site RFID system for evaluating access authorisationis...

The CRP-M05 Card Collector is made of anthracite-coloured plastic. The contour is designed in such a way that the column can be attached to the Argus harmoniously and seamlessly for improved functionality and design.

Variety as the universal design principle. The colours and materials. All architecture has its challenges. Argus blends in holistically, because the design is modular in structure. This improves the room design as a whole: The interlock becomes an attractive part of the design and more: it becomes a design object in itself. This means it can take a central position with exactly the Glass Light Grey G 830 right surface, in selected colours. Here, metal is combined with glass and coordinated surfaces, whether with clear or opaque glass, monochrome or with an emphasized contrast between the inlay...