We design, install and maintain access control systems that significantly reduce the possibility of opportunist theft, malicious damage and unauthorised entry to property.
Electronic access control systems provide the most efficient and effective way of securing your building and protecting your staff.
All of our access control systems, whether for access control gates or access control doors, come with proximity readers for use with cards or fobs. Keypads are also available if required.
Flexible control allows you to set the user access rights you want for your access control system.
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Access control provides the most efficient way of permitting or restricting individuals’ physical access to a building, site or even to specific areas and rooms in order to secure a building and protect individuals. These systems can be applied to any doors, gates, barriers, turnstiles and even lifts. Ranging from simple standalone systems controlling one or two doors, or to an integrated network that covers multiple buildings.
Access control systems mainly restrict who can enter and exit a site, a building or specific areas of the building.
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We design, install and maintain access control systems specifically to meet your requirements, to include proximity tokens, cards and intercoms.
Access Control can be fully integrated with CCTV, intruder alarms and fire alarms.
Networkable Access Control systems are more commonly used for sites managing multiple doors, entrances and individual users and to simplify the management process. Networkable does as it’s name suggests with the entire system being controlled ‘over the network’ via a central PC.
The user is able to manage every single door/gate or other entrance integrated to the system and send commands to them such as suspending user tokens, to open doors and to set up time zones.
We predominantly work with Paxton Access who provide Net2 range systems which are user friendly and easy to maintain following the initial installation. For further information on Paxton click here to get in touch.
The intercom is connected to a receiving handset where a user is able to communicate with a person requesting access.
The intercom rings through to the handset location, so it can be picked up for communication and a release button on the handset can be pressed to grant access.
The intercom is connected to a receiving monitor where a user is able to communicate with and view a person requesting access.
The intercom rings through to the monitor, so it can be picked up for communication, viewed and release button is pressed at the monitor end to grant access. This particular intercom also has a built in keypad and proximity reader to enable access through authorised codes and ID cards/tokens.
A proximity reader is able to review the token or fob presented and flashes green or red to either accept or deny the user access.
Usually installed adjacent to an entry way to allow authorised users access.
A request to exit button and breakglass provide a means of releasing the door.
If access in through the door is usually required via a reader, a request to exit button may be located on the other side of the door to be pressed to gain access out through the door.
An emergency breakglass can be pressed in the event of an emergency and if the request to exit button or reader fails to release the door.
Both the request to exit button and breakglass should release the door to allow the user access.
A Paxton Paxlock Pro is a battery powered wireless lock with built in proximity reader.
This lock enables access to users when a valid ID card or token is presented, retracting the locking mechanism for access.
Paxton are one of the leading manufacturers in access control solutions.
A keypad grants access to the entry way, once the correct numerical code is typed in.
The keypad can have numerous codes programmed into it and may be changed via the networkable access control software.
Access control systems can be fitted to many different types of entry way, for example the entry way here was a turnstile.
A proximity reader has been fitted to enable users to gain access to the premises.
Access Control Units are usually housed near to the door/gate/entry way that they control the access for.
Standard access control unit enclosures for doors, usually house the control board, power supply and back up battery.
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We work closely with leading manufacturers and distributors of access control accessories and consumables to ensure we can offer our customers a full range of products.
With a remotely monitored CCTV system we can deliver the fast and effective response you need when intruders are on your site.
We design, install and maintain fire alarm systems, which alongside all of our security installations are tailored to your needs.
We design, install and maintain gate automation systems that allow you to control entrances and exits via access control and intercoms, tailored to the requirements of your premises.
We design, install and maintain intruder alarm systems and intruder prevention systems, supplied by our key manufacturers. These systems are very flexible, which allows us to install alarm systems that are tailored to suit both business and insurance needs.
For Intruder Alarms and CCTV, Remote Monitoring for Intruder Alarm systems, Remote Monitoring for CCTV systems and Keyholding.
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Alternatively, just give us a call on 0121 354 5525.