Access Control
Electronic Alarms can provide Access Control systems to meet any requirements. When designing an access control system it is important to assess business objectives and the users particular security requirements and methodically design the installation of the system based upon a set of objectives.
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An Access Control system controls movement of people around a building
or site by locking doors using electric locks. A person then has to unlock
the door by either typing a code at a keypad, using a card in a reader
or some other access device (Eg. fingerprint reader or intercom system).
These systems are primarily used to segregate public and private areas.
Where a building has a mixture of public and employee’s (i.e. a bank)
it can also help protect employee's from potential intruders. Access control
although not primarily designed for security adds a very visible deterrent
to the potential intruder.
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Types of Access Control
Access Control systems come in a variety of shapes and sizes tailored to suit
our client's requirements and can include the following features
Intercom Systems - A wide range of audio and video intercom systems available
including ornate brass units and anti-vandal stainless steel, allowing you to
hear and see your visitors
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Keypad Entry - Digital entry pads allow remote access for visitors and
can be programmed to your own individual number. These can be incorporated
with intercom systems.
Remote Control - Radio controls unique security frequency allows the
operator to open a gate without getting out of the car.
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Timer Controls - Timers can be used to open and close the gates at selected
times of the day or to time restrict access by remote control to certain people
Vehicle Induction Loop - Vehicle detection loops can be installed discreetly
under tarmac and allow the presence of vehicles to open the gates and prevent
closing whilst obstructed. Timers can be used to restrict the use of these induction
loop detectors to allow entry/exit by vehicles during agreed times.
Benefits of Access Control
How can Access Control Systems help you?
- You can control who is entering your premises where and when
- Access control can help you protect employees, visitors, property and sensitive information
- You can secure certain areas of a building using your access control system
- Access control can reduce timesheet procedures Integrate with HR systems for
ease of monitoring and data management
- Integrate with other security systems
for centralised management
Electronic are not tied to any particular manufacturer, system or technology, therefore we will recommend products best suited to the application, rather than making the application suit the product.
