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ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS
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Visitor Management
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WHAT IS DOOR ACCESS CONTROL?
Door access control lets a business owner control who has access to a premises. You can operate and manage doors, gates, and barriers through these systems. There are a number of installations, including video and telephone entry or computer-controlled systems managed through magnetic cards or proximity readers.
Offices, factories, industrial sites, schools, care accommodations, hospitals, and hotels all use access control systems, which can also be connected to the Building Management Systems (BMS).
ADVANTAGES OF DOOR ACCESS CONTROL
No need to change locks when staff leave their role
Keys are not required so no chance of any being copied
The property main entrance is not left open throughout the day
Determine certain areas of a building where you want staff to have free, or limited access
Promptly create a fire register in the event of an evacuation based on the data of the access points.
Manage the opening of particular doors, gates and areas during set periods according to business requirements
Key Benefits of Access Control Systems
Security
Open, reliable access control technology that improves user convenience and security
Support
Flexible support for the widest range of credential technologies
Innovation
Innovative solutions that scale organisations for existing and future threats
Key Benefits of Access Control Systems
As with other security systems, there are different types of access control systems. The most suitable for your premises can be determined by a site survey.
The three types of access control systems are:
Door Entry – enables entry for visitors who cannot access the building via the door access control system
Standalone – simple system installed in a keypad/reader where the user must type a code or use a fob
PC-Networked – tailored access for each person on site, controlled by the relevant software
Each access control system allows for complete management over who is permitted in the buildings on site. They also store relevant data about the times in and out of the premises.