Access Control
Access Control
Access Control complements other security devices already in operation, to protect both your staff and your premises and can be integrated into your security system or can be a standalone feature.
Access Control:
- monitors the movement of people within the premises
- replaces conventional locks and the need for replacement in the event of lost or copied keys
- controls where staff can enter and leave the buildings
- allows specific access by individuals to building areas at specified times.
Access can be secured by using a keypad requiring a code. However, codes are easily misappropriated: which compromises security.
Card Readers,
also known as "Proximity Tags,"
are pre-programmed cards that are held near the sensor to operate the lock. Should a card be lost, it is simply de-activated, and security is not compromised.
Bio-metric Systems
use finger prints, iris scanners and voice identification and are more expensive but offer greater security and are usually used in sensitive situations.
Video and Audio Entry systems
