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CONTROL EVERY ENTRY

Access Control

The right people. The right access.

Control who enters your building, which doors they can use, and the areas they can reach. Connect staff and visitor access in one clear system.

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WHAT IT DOES

What the system does.

Use cards, biometrics such as fingerprints, or other approved entry methods. Control doors, gates, and turnstiles.

  • Door controllers and access settings
  • Card, biometric, and other approved entry methods
  • Doors, gates, turnstiles, and restricted areas
  • Connections to VISITRAK visitor records
  • Manage users from one place
  • Entry history and activity records
  • Upgrade or replace existing systems
  • Installation and upgrades at several sites

SUPPORTED BRANDS

RBHICTPaxtonBOSCHSentryPACOMHIKSuprema

INSTALLATION STEPS

How we set it up.

01

Check your entrances

Review doors, gates, restricted areas, and current entry equipment.

02

Choose the entry method

Choose cards, biometrics, or another approved method to suit your people and site.

03

Install and connect

Install controllers and readers. Connect visitor records where needed and supported.

04

Test and train

Test entry rules and show your team how to use the system. Agree ongoing support.

HOW IT HELPS

Benefits for your team.

Control each door

Manage who can use doors, gates, and restricted areas.

Approve visitor entry

Connect approved VISITRAK visitors to your access system.

Upgrade your current setup

Check which equipment can stay and add new areas in stages.

Suitable for

Commercial towersEducation campusesWarehouses & logisticsHealthcareResidential communitiesGovernment & industrial sites

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT

Access Control, for your site.

Access control lets you decide who can enter your building and which areas they can use. We supply and install door controllers, readers, and entry systems that use cards or biometrics, such as fingerprints.

The system can cover one door or several doors, gates, and turnstiles. A turnstile is an entry gate that lets people pass through one at a time. You can manage users and check entry records from one place.

We can install a new system, upgrade your current setup, or add more locations. VISITRAK can connect approved visitors to your entry system. We check your equipment before confirming any connection.

PARTS OF THE SYSTEM

What each part does.

01

Controllers & readers

The reader checks a card or other entry method. The controller decides whether the person can enter.

02

Cards & biometrics

Choose cards or biometric readers, such as fingerprint readers, to suit your staff and site.

03

Doors, gates & turnstiles

Control entry to buildings, site gates, walkways, and areas for approved staff only.

04

Users & entry records

Manage users and check a history of entries from one place.

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WHERE YOU CAN USE IT

Uses in different workplaces.

These are examples. We check your site before agreeing the final equipment and work.

Staff entry

Give staff access to the doors and areas they need for their work.

Areas for approved staff

Limit entry to rooms and work areas that not everyone should use.

Visitor entry

Link VISITRAK visitor registration to approved entry when the selected systems support it.

Several buildings or branches

Plan access at each site and check the doors, gates, and equipment already in place.

CONNECTIONS TO OTHER SYSTEMS

Connect your systems.
Help your team work.

Access control + VISITRAK

Connect approved visitors, badges, or QR passes to the entry system.

Access control + intruder alarms

Review how controlled doors and alarms should work with your team’s response plan.

Current equipment + upgrades

Check existing readers and controllers before replacing equipment or adding new areas.

We check equipment models, software versions, and the tasks you need before confirming a connection.

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BEFORE INSTALLATION

Agree the setup, tests, and support.

Agree who will use the system, what they need to do, and how it will be maintained.

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01

Camera areas & device positions

Mark entrances, shared areas, rooms with limited access, and site boundaries. Check lighting and where each device should go.

02

People & access rules

Agree who can issue passes, approve visitors, view cameras, check patrols, and receive alerts.

03

Records & privacy

Agree what information to keep, who can see it, and how long to keep it. Follow the privacy rules for your organization.

04

Testing & training

Test the tasks your team will use: door entry, camera playback, alarm alerts, visitor check-in, and patrol scans. Show the responsible staff how to use them.

05

Maintenance & faults

Agree how to report faults and what support covers. Plan what to do if power, internet, or part of the system stops working.

06

Future sites & equipment

Include equipment models, software versions, and future sites in the plan. Check connections rather than assuming every product works with every brand.

YOUR PROJECT DETAILS

Tell us about your access control project?

Select the points you want to discuss with our team.

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These are points to discuss, not a final plan or a site check.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions about this product.

Which access control brands do you support?

Our brochure lists RBH, ICT, Paxton, BOSCH, Sentry, PACOM, HIK, and Suprema. Share your models so we can check the right setup.

Can access control connect to VISITRAK?

Yes. We offer connections between VISITRAK visitor records and controlled entry. We first check the equipment and functions you need.

Can you upgrade our existing system?

Yes. We can review, upgrade, or replace your current system and add more sites. We start with a site check.

Can you cover doors and site gates?

Yes. We offer door, gate, turnstile, and restricted-area access control. We check your entry points before agreeing the equipment.

What is the difference between cards and biometrics?

A card reader checks an issued card. A biometric reader checks a feature such as a fingerprint. We discuss your users, site, equipment, and privacy needs before choosing.

Will every model from a listed brand connect?

No. We must check the exact model, software version, and functions you need before confirming a connection.

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Explore access control, CCTV, intruder alarms, visitors, and patrols.

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