The Multi-User Gateway – which is simply connected to the building’s router – delivers convenience and simplicity, with a substantial reduction in cabling and installation work. The app uses Push notification, which saves on the battery and data usage of
residents’ devices. Each apartment can register up to 15 devices and the Multi-User Gateway makes adding or deleting users and
devices to the system very straightforward.

“In line with the cutting-edge character of the building, Chapter has chosen to use the Multi-User Gateway app exclusively as the means for residents to control entrance to the building,” said Richard Ding, Comelit UK’s Business Development Manager. “By dispensing with the need for internal entry monitors, Chapter successfully caters forthe transient nature of student living, while providing a cost-effective solution. Feedback from residents has been very positive, with students saying the app is user-friendly and works really well.”

The building features a gym and exercise studio, as well as pleasant study spaces, a games area, screening room and spaces just to hang out and relax. Facilities also include mailboxes, free use of Apple Mac computers, and CCTV.

The Chapter building is situated in the vibrant area of Kings Cross, close to the regenerated Kings Place and Pancras Square developments, with trendy bars, restaurants and cultural spaces close at hand.