Access Control

Access control systems are physical or electronic systems, which are designed to control who has access to the premises.

The simplest example of a physical access control system is a door, which can be locked, limiting people to one side of the door or the other.

In some cases, physical access control systems are integrated with electronic ones. For example, a door may be unlocked with a swipe card, a key fob, or through biometric means.

• Stand alone access control systems
• Proximity card systems
• Swipe systems
• Networked access control systems
• Intercom & video entry systems
• Photo ID
• Restricted access
• PC based systems

DCJS# 11-15003