Versitron | Elevator Controller over Fiber | Intercom to Fiber Integration | Facility Access Serial Network | Serial Badge System Fiber Converter | RS-422 for Security Panels

Ensure secure, low-latency, and reliable serial communication for elevator systems, intercoms, facility access, badge systems, and security panels with Versitron Fiber Serial Converters. Designed for mission-critical, industrial, and commercial security applications.

Elevator Controller over Fiber

Secure elevator control communications:

  • Converts elevator controller serial signals to fiber for long-distance, interference-free transmission

  • Low-latency, multi-channel performance for real-time control and monitoring

  • Rugged, industrial-grade design for indoor and high-traffic building environments

Enable secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for elevator systems.

Intercom to Fiber Integration

Extend intercom systems over fiber:

  • Converts analog and digital intercom signals to fiber for reliable communication

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for clear, real-time audio

  • Industrial-grade design suitable for commercial buildings and multi-tenant facilities

Deliver secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for intercom systems.

Facility Access Serial Network

Optimize building access control:

  • Converts serial access control signals to fiber for long-distance and secure transmission

  • Low-latency, multi-channel performance for real-time monitoring and control

  • Rugged design for indoor and outdoor security environments

Provide secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for facility access and security systems.

Serial Badge System Fiber Converter

Secure badge and credential systems:

  • Converts serial badge reader data to fiber for reliable, interference-free operation

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for fast authentication and access control

  • Industrial-grade design suitable for corporate, healthcare, and industrial facilities

Enable secure, fully managed fiber networks for serial badge systems.

RS-422 for Security Panels

Reliable communication for security infrastructure:

  • Converts RS-422 serial signals to fiber for secure, long-distance transmission

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time monitoring and control

  • Rugged, industrial-grade design for security panels and critical infrastructure

Deliver secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for RS-422 security applications.

Why Choose Us?

  • Fiber serial converters for elevator controllers, intercoms, facility access, badge systems, and RS-422 security panels

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time monitoring and control

  • Rugged, industrial-grade designs for indoor, outdoor, and mission-critical environments

  • Trusted worldwide for secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber serial solutions

How to Get Started

  1. Deploy Elevator Controller over Fiber solutions for high-rise and commercial buildings

  2. Install Intercom to Fiber Integration for clear, long-distance audio communications

  3. Integrate Facility Access Serial Networks for secure building entry systems

  4. Implement Serial Badge System Fiber Converters for reliable credential management

  5. Upgrade RS-422 for Security Panels for long-distance, low-latency monitoring

Strengthen elevator, intercom, access control, and security panel networks with Versitron Fiber Serial Converters. Contact us today to deploy secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber solutions for mission-critical serial communication.

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