Card Systems

Intercom Systems

Video Entry Systems

Remote Door Release

  One of the biggest advantages of an electronic access control system is the ability to document and report access activity. Most small single door applications have reporting available either through a printer or through web-based access that shows an audit trail of door access activity. Mid-range and enterprise class systems can provide in depth, user-defined reporting of access activity. This is a critical component to the access system in the eyes of our clients, helping them to quickly understand who had access to critical areas of their business before and after an incident.

  For most companies managing keys is a problem. Keys are easily lost or duplicated, and terminated employees often do not return keys. If, however, an employee leaves the company without returning their access badge, the employer can easily delete that former employee’s access. On a networked system, that access can even be changed remotely. In some systems the employer can even have the access control system alert him if an attempt was made to use the card again.

Doors

Most businesses have a wide varity of doors that may require access control.

1 Wood and Fire Rated Wood Doors

2 Metal

3 Aluminum Framed Glass

4 Solid Glass

The type of door and frame can have an impact on the instillation cost of any system. The frame, hinge, walls, and ceiling also may affect the price of  instillation.