Spare Parts Store
Where to Buy
My Pick List
Service & Support
HUDSON, WI – April 3, 2023 – The SRC-1 from Viking Electronics Inc. provides an affordable and effective way to maintain secure control of a building’s entry system.
“Every organization should physically secure their building and the SRC-1 is a great option to do that.” – Joanne Minke, Product Specialist, Viking Electronics, Inc.
The SRC-1 is installed between the entry phone and the secure phone, and will only operate the relay if the correct activation code is entered, a request to exit (REX) switch or button is pressed, or a recognized keyless entry code is entered. The unit is fully user programmable and utilizes non-volatile memory.
The SRC-1 is compatible with any of Viking’s analog entry phones, doorboxes, or hot-line panel phones. The unit provides up to 32 programmable keyless entry codes to operate the relay from the entry phone. For increased security, keyless entry can be disabled in programming.
The SRC-1 is ideal for high security buildings or any application that needs secure control of a building’s entry system.
For more information on the SRC-1: https://vikingelectronics.com/products/src-1/
Viking Electronics designs and manufactures over 500 security and communication products in the USA. Products include Emergency Phones, Entry Systems, Paging Interfaces, Amplifiers, Mass Notification Systems, Hot Line Phones, Auto Dialers, Enclosures, and more. In addition to their extensive analog line, Viking offers a large selection of IP products that are SIP compliant. Based in Hudson, Wisconsin, Viking’s legacy of reliability and electronic innovation spans 50+ years. Viking builds products that are designed to last, and they also offer many of their products with Enhanced Weather Protection. Offering free lifetime product support, they also back their products with a two-year limited warranty. For more information, please visit: www.vikingelectronics.com.
Mike Busby is the Sales and Marketing manager at Viking Electronics. His time at Viking began while he was still a student at Hudson High School (go Raiders!) After graduating, he became a full-time employee – his early years at Viking building a solid foundation in electronics and manufacturing. From taking inventory to building products, he has worked in many different departments during his career at Viking.
