Access Control
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There are 2 main types of access control.
Stand Alone – This is a hard wired system that is not connected or shared to a network. For example, an intercom system on the entrance of a block of flats. One of the benefits of using a standalone system (if this suits your needs) is that it saves the hassle of replacing or deactivating any lost fobs or key cards. They are also easy to install and in the event of damage can be repaired quickly to limit disruption
Networked – is connected to a network that can be accessed anywhere in the world. For example, fob readers can be controlled remotely allowing certain users access to specific areas of a building. It can be completely tailored to your needs. In the event a fob or key card being lost they can be deactivated to prevent unauthorised access and retain security. We can offer a huge variety of access control systems to suit your requirements
Types of Access Control / Entry Systems
Fob / Swipe Card
Entry Systems
Intercom
Systems
Keypad
Entry Systems
Proximity
Readers
Fob / Swipe Card Entry Systems – Works on doors, gates or barriers using proximity readers that unlock/ open them with just a swipe or a touch. They provide a higher level of security than conventional locks
Intercom Systems – An intercom system is a device that enables two-way communication. Intercom systems also allow users to grant access to visitors by opening a door or gate remotely
Keypad Entry Systems – A keypad door entry system is a keyless access control solution that allows users to unlock doors using PIN codes
Proximity Reader – A proximity reader allows for contactless smart card which can be read without inserting it into a reader device
Our Products
Installation of a whole Access Control system that
allows our customer to
monitor who is coming in and
out of their site with the use of
ANPR
A recent installation of a
video & audio with keypad intercom system
