CDVI CA-A480-A Centaur Elevator Controller for up to 16 Floors

Engineered for secure, scalable elevator access control, the CDVI CA-A480-A Centaur Elevator Controller delivers confident floor management for commercial and multi-tenant buildings. As a Centaur control panel module, the CA-A480-A directly interfaces with elevator floor buttons using 16 on-board relays, enabling cardholders to call only authorized floors and improving overall security and monitoring. The module connects to the CT‑V900‑A expansion bus via RS‑485 E‑BUS, allowing system integrators to expand to 64 floors and control two elevator cabs when needed. Built for reliability, it includes a fire alarm input that can trigger predefined behavior, full supervision with LED indicators, and a backup battery with selectable charge current to maintain operation during power events. Installers benefit from on-board 12VDC power and individual schedules per floor to simplify wiring and configuration in access control deployments. Compatible with Wiegand systems and optional CA‑A482‑P destination reporting for detailed event trails, this CDVI control panel module is ideal for security-conscious facilities integrating surveillance, monitoring and elevator control. Contact our sales team to specify the CA-A480-A for your next access control or elevator security project.

• Simplify secure elevator access: activates floor relays only for authorized cardholders to reduce tailgating and improve tenant safety
• Scalable integration: each CA-A480-A controls up to 16 floors and links via RS-485 E‑BUS to expand to 64 floors and 2 cabs for large sites
• Mission-critical reliability: supervised inputs, fire alarm override and backup battery with selectable charge current keep access and monitoring active during incidents
• Flexible scheduling & power: individual floor schedules and an on-board 12VDC supply streamline installation and reduce extra hardware costs
• Enhanced accountability: supports destination reporting (with CA-A482-P) for superior event trails and user-level monitoring in access control systems