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| Card access systems consist of a main control board that stores the cardholder information and locations to which they have access. When a cardholder attempts to enter an access point, the database is checked to verify permission before unlocking. Each time a card is read the information is stored in the database for your future reference. Specialized electric locking hardware is installed at each access point, which could include electrified strike plates, crash bars, door handles, magnetic locks, or gate operators. Access control systems can range in size from one card-reader to hundreds of readers spanning multiple buildings, with all buildings being controlled through a central computer at your office by using existing phone lines or data network connections. Access control systems are often integrated with other systems, such as alarm and CCTV, for an even more effective and versatile security tool. |
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| CCTV is an effective tool in security and access control today. We offer a full line of CCTV systems ranging from single cameras to large industrial or retail matrix systems using motorized cameras with fiber optic or microwave transmission lines. CCTV may be used indoors or outdoors to monitor parking lots, loading docks, or areas of business with high-value items such as cash registers. These systems can control hundreds of cameras and may include fixed and/or motorized (pan, tilt and zoom) cameras. Video transmission can be accomplished through fiber optic, microwave, network or telephone lines, using your existing equipment if desired. Video can be viewed on a monitor and recorded on a DVR or time-lapse VCR for future reference, which may provide evidence when criminal activity is suspected. |
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| Today Intercom systems can be integrated with both Access control and CCTV systems to provide an immediate response in emergency situations. Stations can be used to access cameras nearby and then provide a view of the scene. Also, Intercom systems can be used to release doors or gates after the call is answered. These Systems are excellent for large parking areas, garages, and building stairwells. |
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| Photo ID Badging can be integrated into your system so that each cardholder's photo is stored in your database along with other personal data. These cards enable security personnel to easily verify identity and reduce the risk of lost or stolen cards being used by unauthorized persons. |
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