Nomenclature names of BAS-IP devices

BAS-IP device model names follow a structured format that encodes device type, model number, and functional modifications.

Example:
AA-14FBS

AA — device type (multi-tenant call panel);
14 — model number;
FBS — modification code (flush mount + UKEY reader + enhanced screen).

Use this guide to decode BAS-IP model names and quickly identify the device category, model generation, and supported features:

❶ Model name structure

BAS-IP device names follow a standardized format:

Device Type + Model Number + Modification Code

Standard format

Component	Position	Description	Example

Component	Position	Description	Example
Device type	First 2–3 letters	Product category identifier	`AA`, `AV`, `AQ`
Model number	2 digits	Specific device model variant	`01`, `07`, `14`
Modification code	2–4 letters (no separator)	Reader type, installation type, features	`FB`, `FBL`, `FBIS`

Examples of valid model names: AA-11B, AQ-07LL, AA-14FBS

❷ Device type codes

Call panels & stations

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`AA`	Multi-tenant call panel	Multi-apartment entrance panels
`AV`	Individual call panel	Single-family or villa entrance panels
`BA` / `BI`	Multi-button call panel	Panels with multiple call buttons
`CV`	Call station	Call and intercom stations

Indoor monitors

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`AQ`	Indoor monitor	User indoor video monitor
`AP`
`AL`
`AK`
`AU`
`AG`
`AT`
`AZ`
`CM`	Operator monitor	Centralized operator monitoring station
`AM`	Concierge monitor	Concierge or reception desk monitor
`LW`	2-Wire monitor	Indoor monitor for 2-wire systems

Access control & readers

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`CR`	Reader / Controller	Access control readers and controllers
`MR`	Reader	Standalone card readers
`CE`	Controller	Access control controllers
`EVRC`	Elevator controller	Elevator access control

Mounting brackets

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`BR`	Bracket (Surface + Canopy)	Surface mounting brackets with weather protection or desktop installation
`BF`	Bracket (Flush)	Flush mounting brackets
`BS`	Bracket (Surface)	Surface mounting brackets
`BC`	Bracket (Corner)	Corner or angle mounting brackets

System components

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`SH`	Peripherals	Accessories and peripheral devices
`UPS`	Uninterruptible power supply	Backup power units
`SW`	2-Wire Module	Power-over-2-Wire system modules

Installation accessories

Code	Device type	Description

Code	Device type	Description
`BB`	Mounting box	Mounting or junction boxes
`ILM`	Induction loop module	Hearing assistance loop kits

❸ Model number guidelines

The model number consists of 2 digits following the device type code.

Examples:

-01
-02
-05
-12

These numbers identify specific device models or hardware generations.

For indoor monitors, the model number may also indicate the screen diagonal size.

Examples:

AU-04 — indoor monitor, model 04;
AQ-07LL — indoor monitor with a 7-inch display.

❹ Modification codes

Modification codes describe the device configuration.
They may include information about the reader type, installation type, supported features, and integrations.

Multiple modification codes can be combined in one model name.

Example:

AA-14FBS

F — flush mounting;
B — UKEY reader;
S — enhanced screen.

Reader type codes

Code	Technology

Code	Technology
`T`	Reader included
`E`	EM-Marin RFID reader
`M`	Mifare RFID reader
`B`	BLE + EM-Marin + Mifare (multi-technology reader)
`WT`	No card reader

Installation type codes

Code	Meaning	Application

Code	Meaning	Application
`S`	Surface mounting	Surface installation
`F`	Flush mounting	Recessed or in-wall installation

Feature Codes

Code	Meaning	Description

Code	Meaning	Description
`D`	IP camera / Linux OS	Built-in IP camera in newer models
`L`	Lite version	Reduced functionality, often without a camera
`H`	Hybrid	Compatible with third-party analog or digital systems
`K`	Keyboard	Integrated keypad
`FP`	Fire point	Fire alarm integration
`IC`	Info call	Information call function
`S`	Enhanced screen	Higher resolution or IPS display
`I`	Induction loop output	Hearing assistance compatibility
`A`	Battery compatible	Supports connection to battery backup
`F`	Face recognition	Facial recognition capability
`W`	Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi module
`C`	Protective case	Additional protective enclosure

Integration codes

Code	Meaning	System compatibility

Code	Meaning	System compatibility
`FBC`	Laskomex compatible	Supports Laskomex digital systems
`FBV`	Vizit compatible	Supports Vizit coordinate-matrix systems

Language marking codes

The final letter of the model name may indicate the language used for external labels:

Code	Meaning	Label language

Code	Meaning	Label language
`E`	English	External labels in English
`R`	russian	External labels in russian

❺ Special product categories

UPS series

UPS devices include additional equipment indicators:

Code	Meaning	Application

Code	Meaning	Application
`DP`	Door power	Backup power for entrance panels

Examples:

UPS-DP — backup power for entrance panels;
UPS-DP/F — backup power with fire alarm input;
UPS-3DP — backup power with three output power lines.

SH series — peripheral devices

All peripheral devices start with SH-.

Identifiers and key fobs

Model	Description	Technology

Model	Description	Technology
`SH-01E`	Key fob	EM-Marin
`SH-02M`		Mifare
SH-02M4		Mifare, 4 KB memory
`SH-02M8`		Mifare, 8 KB memory
`SH-03`	Identifier	UKEY

Network switches

Model	Description	Technology

Model	Description	Technology
`SH-20.4`	Ethernet switch	4-port
`SH-20.8`		8-port
`SH-20.16`		16-port
`SH-20.24`		24-port
`SH-20.32`		32-port

Control & interface modules

Model	Description

Model	Description
SH-12	External Wiegand I/O module
`SH-16`	16-loop alarm expansion module
`SH-40`	Lock delay module
SH-42	Two-lock control module
`SH-42.2`	Lock control (locks 1–2)
`SH-42.4`	Lock control (locks 3–4)
`SH-42.6`	Lock control (locks 5–6)
`SH-42.8`	Lock control (locks 7–8)

EVRC series — elevator controllers

Model	Description

Model	Description
`EVRC-16`