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Our Access Control Systems allow you to control entry and movement within your property. Using the latest technology, we can provide you with the ability to choose who enters your premises and when. We provide options to suit individual needs from simple access to sophisticated IP networked systems.

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Proximity Reader

Proximity Readers are the most popular by far. With several card types, fobs for key rings the cards offer ID printing options and the read range varies from 30mm to over 3m depending on the technology used.

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Card Swipe Reader

Card swipe readers are being used less and less but still effective. The cards offer ID printing options.

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Biometric Reader

With Biometric Readers, why carry a card when your fingerprint will do, or retina, or palm, or voice, or even face and body profile.

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Coded Access Reader

Coded Access to protected rooms and areas via a keypad. Additionally, this might contain one common code for all users or have individual user Access Codes.

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Access Control System Installers

Access control enables you to control who has access to your building. Above all, every business should be protected from theft. Consequently buildings that are secured by locks and keys, it is common for the doors to be left unlocked all day. Therefore this opens up the possibilities for opportunist theft and malicious damage. Get in contact today for you Access Control system installation

When installing access control you will be provided with the most efficient and convenient way of securing your building. Due to installing an Access control system, you will never have to change a lock again if a key is lost or stolen.

Tokens are issued to allow access through the controlled doors and are easily deleted from the system if they are lost, stolen or just not returned by someone who leaves your company. As a result deleted tokens will not allow access through any controlled doors.

  • Door Entry linked to Access Control system
  • Biometric Access Control Fingerprint Reader
  • Access Control RFID Panel

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Factors to decide on when choosing Access Control

Interested in an Access Control System Installation?

  • Do you require a standalone Access control system?
    Access control for residential/small offices installations, a standalone system may be enough. Not to mention each device is stand alone, and all access codes/cards are programmed into the device. Every time you need to change the access data you may need to program it again in the device.
  • Do you need a PC based access control systems?
    PC based networked access control installations can offer total control to an organisation, recording all events and therefore providing reports on all movements around the building.
  • Do you need a Role based/time-based access to specific areas?
    In this case, you should go for a PC based network access control system, where you can grant and revoke access to specific cards, for specific areas for a specific date and time.
  • What kind of access control reader do you need?
    • Proximity – the most popular by far. With several card types, fobs for key rings the cards offer ID printing options and the read range varies from 30mm to over 3m depending on the technology used.
    • Card swipe – being used less and less but still used, the cards offer ID printing options.
    • Biometric – why carry a card when your fingerprint will do, or retina, or palm, or voice, or even face and body profile.
    • Coded access – via a keypad. Additionally, this might contain one common code for all users or have individual user codes.