Access control systems for your building
Access control controls who can enter which parts of your building, and leaves a record when they do. We design, install and support access control systems sized to the site — from a single door to a multi-floor, multi-tenant building.
Access control and infrastructure
Access control is an I.T. job, not just a door job
Modern systems run on the network, which means doors, readers and controllers are part of your I.T. infrastructure, not separate from it. We plan access control alongside cabling and network design so the door hardware, power, network points and software are all considered before anything is installed.
What we install and support
What we install and support
- Door controllers and readers
- Electric locking and door hardware
- Network and power provision
- Integration with CCTV and door entry
- Visitor and contractor access
- Multi-site access management
- Ongoing support
Working with recognised hardware
Hardware that fits the site
We install and support systems built on Paxton and Salto hardware, specified to suit the site and the way people actually move through it.
We supply and install Paxton and Salto systems.
We work with Paxton, Salto and Hikvision door entry and access control systems, alongside other leading manufacturers.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What is access control?
Access control is a system that controls and records who can enter a building or specific areas, using credentials such as fobs, cards, PINs or mobile devices.
Why does access control need network cabling?
Most modern access control systems run over the network, so each door needs a data connection and power. Planning cabling at the same time as the access control avoids costly retrofitting later.
Can access control be integrated with CCTV?
Yes. Access control events and CCTV footage can be viewed together, so you can see who entered and when on the same system.
Next step
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