Grant access to the network and its resources based on identity and device posture, aligned to Zero Trust — not on where someone happens to plug in. And bring the front door into the same console with Hermes door stations
Hermes door stations bring physical access into the same console as your network. They are powered and connected by the Hermes edge, isolated on their own VLAN, and every door event sits next to every network event
Type 1 · Video door phone
See who is at the door and let them in from anywhere. Visitors press the call button; staff answer on a desk phone, the front desk or a mobile app
Type 2 · Card, key fob & PIN
For doors staff use every day. Tap a card or key fob, or enter a PIN, and the door opens. No call needed, and every entry is logged.
The door station connects to a Hermes 24P port. One cable carries data and PoE power.
It lands on its own VLAN automatically, separated from staff, guest and POS traffic.
Card, key fob, PIN, or a remote open from the phone or app that answered the call.
Door events and network events in one Orchestrator timeline, for every site.
| Camera | 2 MP, 1080p 30 fps, 120° H · IR, 0.1 lux |
|---|---|
| Access | Card / fob (10,000 cards), remote, exit button; PIN on keypad model |
| Voice | SIP, 2 lines, full-duplex HD audio |
| Door I/O | 2 relays · 3 inputs (door sensor, exit button) · Wiegand |
| Power | PoE 802.3af or 12 V DC |
| Rating / size | IP66 / IK07 · 177 × 88 × 36 mm |
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