Storm Interface

A recent US Access Board panel discussion regarding self-service transaction machines featured various speakers from advocacy organizations and the self-service kiosk industry.

Seen for the first time at the Security Show in Essen Germany, the new Storm-AXS S60 Keypad-reader will be featured on the Storm-Interface stand. This visually striking access control keypad has been developed for use in exposed outdoor locations.

At the recent NFB Convention, blind and sight impaired kiosk users were overwhelmingly in favor of the smaller horizontal format of the new EZ-Access KeyBar, jointly developed by Trace and the manufacturer Storm-Interface.

As Storm prepare to announce important new additions to their AXS range of products, they took time to recognize the important role played by their distribution partners.

As part of the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA) air travelers with disabilities may soon find it easier to navigate. For the iPad generation a touch screen is an efficient and intuitive interface.

Back in the year 2000, Storm’s AXS StrikeMaster keypads were voted No.1 by professional security installers. These award winning keypads have been a firm favourite ever since.

Storm Interface are expected to reveal some exciting new additions to their AXS product range at Intersec 2015 in Dubai.

Since its launch earlier this year, demand for the Illuminated StrikeMaster keypad has been exceptionally strong.

Data displays are an essential component of most contemporary equipment; however, because they must be visible, they are often the most exposed and the most vulnerable. They are often difficult to fix securely in place and even more difficult to protect.