FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

Fairmont Hotels & Resorts · Design Standards
SERVICES AND SYSTEMS
Electronic Locking System (continued)
d) Security desk.
Three handheld communications units (for engineering, security and one spare)
a) Necessary network switches/hubs to be placed as required to
service all above locations.
System to include the following features:
a) Must be able to upgrade from magstripe card to smartcart without
changing lockset hardware
b) Shall have a minimum of eight failsafe cards per room (in the
event of power failure, property will continue to be able to check
guests in)
c) Shall have a minimum of thirty user types (or levels) and a
minimum of two hundred and fifty six user groups (employee
access areas) and should be able to issue up to ten thousand user
cards
d) A custom built configuration according to the property wants the
electronic system to be configured
e) Have the ability to interface or integrate with the property
management system
f) Shall have a system access to the system operations with a
password and operator card protection, and user defined by
g) property with regards to what functions can be done with what
security level
h) Keycard information encoded on track 3 of a standard American
banking card
i) Keycard encoding information must be in an encrypted form
j) Guest cards must have a start time, end time and issue time
encoded at the time the card is encoded
k) Guest cards must be able to be encoded in advance to start at a
specific date and time in the future
l) Must be able to issue unlimited number of master keycards
m) Shall have a device for elevator control, whereby certain hotel
floors can be access by both date and time.
n) TimeLox to supply appropriate number of bland keycards,
customized with specific Hotel artwork to cover the first twelve
months of operation.
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