Door Entry Systems provide a safe and convenient way of authorising
access to your property. Visitors can be interrogated with the latest
range of audio or video entry systems linked to handsets and monitors
within the property. These units are so compact they hardly take
up any space and a selection of specialised finishes can match in
harmony with your decor.
Video door entry systems are available in monochrome and colour
with the internal telephone system for maximum convenience and can
also be integrated with access control systems and also Crestron,
the leading home automation system.
We are Bewater, Bell, Bpt, Elvox, Entryphone, ESP Enterview, Fermax,
Videx and Umet authorised installers for audio and video entry control
systems.
Can be relatively simple with a one-stage speech station reporting
to a single telephone handset, which in-turn controls a single door
release.
The more complex systems work on a two way speech application and
can be expanded using digital technology to incorporate buildings
of multiple occupancy with several entry points.
Video entry systems with two way speech and visual identification
can also be used within an access control system. These video
entry systems can be single or multiple application also.
Mechanical or Electronic Coded Entry Mechanical or electronic digital
coded entry systems utilising 4 digit access codes can be stand
alone or networked. Coded door entry can be either internal
or external with keypads available in various different designs
and finishes.
Card access systems can be used to control a single door on a stand-alone
basis or multiple doors using a network system under PC control.
Software features on a PC controlled system would include
'time and attendance management', 'evacuation reports' and a 'challenge'
feature using photo identification. Site graphics, card management
systems and alarm handling are also features of a PC controlled
system. Using a PC controlled system within a large building
can even be used to locate members of staff or track visitors throughout
the building at a click of a button card access using mag swipe,
infrared or proximity cards are be used in the same way as coded
access control, controlling entry point into a building. Card
and PIN (personal identification number) together can be used for
added security, ideal for high-risk situations.
Wide ranges of door locking devices are available in many different
styles and finishes. Fail safe or fail secure lock releases
are used in conjunction with fire alarms to release doors in the
event of a fire; these are available to fit most common lock sets.
Shearlocks and solenoid bolts are used to secure double glazed
doors or plate glass doors. Magnetic locks for single or double
doors, housed in smart brushed aluminium housings, are available
in a range of different finishes. Slimline, single or double
locks give a range of different holding forces for internal and
external uses.
Push bars, keysafes and emergency brake glasses are used to comply
to fire regulations and allow for a fast, effective evacuation of
a building in the event of a fire.
Access control systems can be integrated with fire alarms to release
doors in the event of a fire or with intruder alarm systems to arm
and disarm areas of a building. |