Access Control Systems

Access control systems are the electronic systems that are designed to control through a network and they should have an access to a network. Access Control System recognizes authenticates and authorizes entry of a person to enter into the premise thereby giving complete protection ensuring security with the system.

Many access control systems use network for communication purpose and information is communicated through these networks.

What is access control system?

Access control system provides security by giving flexible control over who is allowed to enter your premises.

Access control system is one of the most common used system in electronic door control using a card or a magnetic stripe which can be accessed by swiping through a reader on the door. These access control systems are used for security purposes.

The areas or organizations which require high security use different types of access control systems like bio metric, RFID, door controllers and card readers etc. Each access point may be controlled individually as per the requirement of company or organizations where high security is necessary. Network security is also important, especially in a company which handles sensitive data.

By this card access control systems allows access to enter into the premises limiting people to one side of the door. In some cases, physical access control systems are integrated with electronic ones by limiting the users allowing them to utilize the resources limited on a computer system.

Learn about different types of Access Control Systems to install the best one for your need.

• Bio metric Access Control System: The Bio metric Access Control System is a time attendance control system with fingerprint access and it tracks and records data of Visitors and Employees through its Access Software. This is widely used in confidential places for its easy installation and high security.
• Proximity Access Control System:: The proximity access control system is more confidential access control system. It ensures a safety environment and it is widely used in office, factory, bank, etc.. There are about 50 kinds of time zone settings and 5 open door groups.
• Door Access Control Systems: Access Control Door opening/closing System is a compact, low cost, standalone. It is ready to use, easy to install device. Any electrician can install it with electromagnetic lock with simple instructions provided. It is widely used in Offices, Server rooms, Homes, Airports, Defense, Data centers etc.
• Access control systems within a building may be linked or standardized based on the size of the organization and the varying levels of security. It is suitable for homes, offices and other access control applications. Access control systems were typically administered in a central location. Besides electronic door locks, there are access control panel models, magnetic door locks with uninterrupted power supplies.
• An administrator grants access to a person with the settings built inside the administration software and a key which opens all of the doors in a building in a door access control system and these update the information within the system and each user being given a unique identity.
• Security Access Control System: There are many options in security access control system for example, in a home security system that can be customized to meet each individual and family needs and they are burglar alarm systems, fire and carbon monoxide detection systems, closed-circuit TV video systems, card access and automation systems.
• The systems consist of sensors placed at different locations throughout the house that communicate with a central control unit. The control unit is connected to an alarm or to an automatic telephone dialer or Internet connection to monitor.
• These systems are available as monitored or non-monitored which simply activate a loud or flashing alarm attached to the home, give homeowners a false sense of security. In a monitored system, it is connected to a 24-hour central monitoring service and this service receives an intruder signal. The home is called within seconds and the person who answers must give their name and the pass code whereas in a Non-monitored alarm systems call is set to dial the local police directly when the system detects an intruder.