We can supply, fit only quality Access control systems and can repair faulty systems.
Basic keyless access control starts with mechanical digital
codelocks, progressing through to electronic digital codelocks.  The next
level is wired systems which range from digital keypads to swipe cards, through
to proximity systems.

            
Access control
Whatever your premises , your basic security provisions must include the ability to control who enters, when and where.
Access control systems provide a way to allow free flow of authorised personnel whilst denying the access of unwanted guests.
Controlling who comes in through the front or back door is essential. However, this is only a small element of the full potential that access control systems offer. It can control the access of sensitive areas such as a manager’s office down to just a stock cupboard, or simply protecting staff from attack from the public.
We can provide the skills you need from design right through to installation and maintenance. Just call or e-mail for free surveys and advice.

Below are some of the things we can help you with.

• You can control whom is entering your premises; where and at what time.

• Access control can help you protect employees, visitors, property and sensitive information
• You can secure certain sectors of a building using your access control system
• Access control can reduce timesheet procedures
• Integrate with HR systems for ease of monitoring and data management
• Integrate with other security systems for centralised management of the site
• Assist with car park management
• Increase security with Photo ID

For more information on how Access Control Systems can help your business – phone or e-mail for a free survey.

What are the key considerations for Access Control?

• Location and number of sites Number of areas and points to be controlled.
• Layout of the building Number and turnover of employees.
•  Number and access required internally for visitors
• Disabled access
• How the system will be managed internally
• Future growth of the organisation
• Level of security required
• Need to incorporate other requirements such as library cards or cashless vending