GDS Accessories
Expand your Grandstream GDS door system installation with purpose-built accessories including additional RFID cards, mounting brackets, and protective covers for enhanced functionality and durability.
Description
Grandstream GDS Accessories complement the GDS series of IP door systems, providing the additional components needed for complete access control installations. From RFID key cards and fobs to weatherproof covers and mounting hardware, these accessories ensure your door intercom system performs reliably and looks professional in any environment.
- RFID cards and key fobs for contactless building access
- Protective covers and housings for exposed outdoor installations
- Mounting brackets and frames for flush and surface mount configurations
- Compatible with GDS3702, GDS3705, GDS3710, and GDS3712 door systems
These accessories are essential for scaling your GDS deployment across multiple entry points and for providing staff and residents with convenient, secure building access credentials.
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