Stops - unauthorised people wondering in when no one is about.

Gives You Control – and a record of who gained entry and when.

Staff Security – particularly for female staff knowing only authorised access is possible.

Greater Door Security – with the addition of electronic locking.

Access Control Systems have come a long way in the last 15 years. The wave of a key tag or card over a proximity reader or the press of a finger on a biometric reader giving
“INSTANT ACCESS”.

Your own office computer can be used to make relevant access level changes for staff additions or deletions.

Access Control Systems

• Suit every security situation from a single door to hundreds.
• Can be a stand alone system or can be intergrated into your existing
  alarm system.
• Can be monitored.
• Can work with any electronic lock: maglocks , drop bolts , electric strikes.
• Can be free access during office hours and only authorised access
  outside those hours.

Our FREE on site survey / quotation service ensures that important issues like the type & positioning of components, any future expansion, the number of users and their frequency, are all taken into account.

Visitor Intercoms FOR ACCESS CONTROLLED DOORS

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Couriers – Customers – Visitors... need to advise of their arrival to gain entry.

An intercom system will generally comprise of:
1 external visitor station with a chime button and audio module and several internal audio handset stations with a door release button so having ascertained who the visitor is, the door can be released without having to go to it.

Another option is to have the front door station linked into the existing phone system. Designated phones can then be used to talk to the visitor and release the door.

Often a code pad to the outside station is involved so couriers, deliveries, supply reps can punch in a code to gain access without disturbing staff.

'Hands Free' Video Stations

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The outdoor station includes a camera module and the inside station has a video screen so at a glance a staff member can release the door if the person on screen is recognised as a regular.

Video is very handy when it is a busy entry door with many regulars, as this can minimise staff interruptions.