Surface-mounted
Colour: Black
bTAG is the wall-mounted transponder reader that enables fast and secure access.
Thanks to its integrated BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) 5.0 technology, it communicates with the bNOVA and bBLOCK smart locks and the bMOTO knob, allowing them to read access credentials saved on bMOTTURA cards.
When connected to the bBRIDGE, bMOTTURA cards saved on the lock can also be managed remotely using the bMOTTURA app (on smartphones) or the bWEBTECHNOLOGY webapp (from a computer).
With bTAG it is possible to save up to 100 credentials in the memory of the smart lock to which it is connected, and to consult the access history of the lock itself. On the individual bMOTTURA card it will be possible to programme specific usage scenarios such as, for example, access to the building only during certain time slots.
It is available in a surface-mounted or flush-mounted version and either model can be installed with battery power or with a mains cable for connection to the electrical system.
Finishes: Black, Satin Chrome (variant available only for the external frame of the flush-mounted model).
Black
Made in Italy
bMOTTURA app
Transponder
Bluetooth
Versions | Surface-mounted | Flush-mounted |
Communication | Bluetooth 5.0 (Low Energy) |
Product dimensions (W x H x D) | Surface-mounted: 55 mm x 122 mm x 19.4 mm | Flush-mounted: 41 mm x 92 mm x 17 mm |
Bluetooth range | Approximately 10 m |
Cryptography | AES 128 bit |
Connectivity |
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Access control features |
* function only available via connection with bBRIDGE |
Power supply | 2 coin-type lithium batteries CR2032 | Mains cable for power supply |
Setup | Pairing from master smartphone |
Device activation |
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Colour | Black | Satin Chrome (variant available only for the external frame of the flush-mounted model). |
bTAG is available in both surface-mounted and flush-mounted versions to perfectly match any installation requirement.
Colour: Black
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bTAG is prepared for two types of power supply: battery (via 2 CR2032 coin-cell lithium batteries included in the package) or via mains cable for connection to the electrical system. It is up to the installer to choose which of the two options to use according to the needs of the homeowner.
If powered by electricity, the reader automatically detects the tag when it is nearby.
The battery-powered version, on the other hand, is usually in power-saving mode and must be activated by pressing the appropriate button on the device before the credentials stored on the tag can be read.