GENERAL PRODUCT CATEGORY INFORMATION

DDA Access Control

DDA compliant Access control, gives disabled people important rights of access to everyday services. Services might include those provided by local councils, doctors' surgeries, shops, hotels, banks, pubs, theatres, hairdressers, places of worship, courts, and voluntary groups such as play groups. Non-educational activities to comply with DDA requirements.

Door Entry Systems

Some times referred to as intercom systems, these systems are ideal for flat installs as they allow potential entrants to buzz to the corresponding phone and the phone user can release the door if they see fit. These are also available in video format to allow the person inside to see who is asking for entrance.

Spare Cards and Fobs

Cards and Fobs for the prox systems allow fobs to be enrolled dis-enrolled from the systems. Please ensure you select the correct fobs for your system or they may not function correctly.

Electronic Key Pads

Electronic keypads allow the ability to permit or deny the use of the entrance via a code which can be entered by using a numeric code, or PIN. They come in a wide variety of designs and can be used with computers as part of a system, or standalone to grant access to one door with the minimum of set up time.

Battery Operated Combination Locks

Much like the Mechanical Combination but the electronic requires batteries to power them, the Advantages are:

Mechanical Combination Locks

The Advantages of the Mechanical combination locks are:

Biometric Access Control

The use of biometric technology significantly increases security level of systems because it eliminates such problems as lost, stolen or loaned ID cards, and forgotten or guessed PINs. It works by scanning the entrants finger then compares the template stored in memory obtained during the process of enrolment, if they match it releases the door. Simple really...

Proximity Access Card and Fob Systems

Allow access without remembering codes, or running the risk of the code being compromised and all the entrants learning a new code. The prox systems allow fobs to be dis-enrolled from the systems if they are discovered to be missing. These systems also allow for complex entry systems to be constructed with zoned security clearance on fobs all monitored by computer.

Electronic Locking Systems

Access control locks, there are many types of Electronic Lock. The most basic is a magnetic lock (commonly called a mag lock). A large electro-magnet is mounted on the door frame and a corresponding armature is mounted on the door. Mag locks are simple to install and are very attack resistant. Electric strikes can be simple to install when they are designed for drop-in replacement of a standard strike.

Access Control Accessories

For all your Access needs, we have a large selection of PSU's cables, exit buttons and much more to complete or replace your access control solution.

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