Access Control - System Options
GB Security Group provide PC based, intercom based and remotely operated access control systems
There are a wide range of access control systems available and the technology used is progressing all of the time. At GBSG we provide the latest proven technology to give you the best solution for your site.
Access control is divided into three main categories and these are PC based access control, intercom based access control and remotely operated access control.
Access Control - PC Based
PC based access control gives you complete control over who gains access to your business or site. The key benefits of centrally controlled PC based access system are:
- Central Control - all doors can be controlled from one place.
- Reporting - an event is generated every time a token is used to gain access.
- Complete flexibility - access can be granted to users according to time and place.
- Remote Sites - everything can be controlled on a remote site in exactly the same way as at your Head Office.
- Roll call and muster reporting - is a means of checking staff at a central point if an alarm activation requires the evacuation of a building.
- Time sheet for time and attendance - shows the number of hours worked by each employee. Check at a glance, who is in who is out.
Access Control - Intercom Based
An intercom based access control system enables you to have control over who gains access to your premises. Integrated audio, video or telephone based door-entry systems enable you to monitor and control visitor access into any premise. A door entry system can be integrated to work with gates and barrier automation and other associated access control systems.
Access control systems can range from simple one way analogue telephone entry, typically seen on residential and small commercial buildings comprising of a door panel, lock release and handset, to the far more sophisticated digital systems. The digital systems include multi-way video and audio systems and remote access systems used for large commercial premises or blocks of apartments.
Access Control - Remotely Operated Systems
Some larger sites, especially those which are monitored from a central station, would utilise a telephone based entry system. These systems would usually be installed in conjunction with other security products but can also form part of a stand-alone system.
The systems would be linked to a standard telephone line or PABX system, when the button is pressed the unit will dial a pre-programmed number. Upon answering the telephone, audible communication can be held between the door station and telephone. Access can then be granted by pressing a pre-programmed button on the telephone handset.
This type of system could be used for commercial properties requiring controlled access for out of hours deliveries.

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