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Access Control & Intruder Systems |
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Access Control
Entering and leaving a building, whether a hospital, bank, large store, school, airport or office block, was once something staff and visitors alike did without a second thought. It was access-based on good faith and trust. Sadly, that increasingly no longer seems to be the case. For larger organisations not just entrances and exits, but within the building itself, lack of door security can pose problems. The solution is the installation of an effective, and simple-to-use access control system. To ensure that the access system is tailored to your needs, we can offer a wide range of technologies from Door Intercoms and Card and Proximity Tokens to Biometric Recognition and Hands Free Systems. We can advise you on a range of products from simple door application to an all-encompassing computerized system. Further features can be added, including: · PhotoID Card Printing · Remote Link · Alarm Monitoring · Visitor Administration · Cashless Credit and Debit and Roll/Call · Time & Attendance Reporting |
Intruder SystemsThe intruder alarm should be a minimum basic security requirement for your property or premises, but there is nothing basic about the equipment on the market today. In fact, there has never been a time when you could feel more confident. The advanced design of intruder-alarm systems today means that anywhere in or around your property or premises can be protected and monitored. And with central station monitoring of your intruder alarm you enjoy that comfort and security 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The sophistication does not stop there. With today's ever improving convenient technology, we can put you in contact with and control of your alarm system wherever you happen to be. Our design is tailored to your requirements so that your intruder alarm can be integrated with other systems to provide both security and ease of operation. You can rest assured that our systems have the reliability and design specifications to meet all the requirements of the police, insurers and all other relevant authorities. |