Access Control Systems

In simple terms, a commercial or industrial access control system can be applied to a physical point such as a door as a simple stand-alone access system controlling one or two doors. Alternatively, it can be electronically networked to cover an entire building or multiple buildings.

The best security access systems control and regulate who has door access to a building, keeping your school, commercial, industrial or agricultural premises more secure.

Our team of experienced security access system designers and installers can work with you to ensure your team can access areas of your building when needed and restrict those that don’t.

If you’re thinking about discretionary access security or entrance control, and the best way of dealing with it, a basic or standalone door access control system is a simple way to control one or two doors in a commercial premise and is not connected to any other systems.

This option really does suit smaller business premises or those with simple discretionary access requirements.

An electronically networked control system can be two or more doors networked over a building, several public or private sites or geographically spread across locations around the country or world. Organisations with multiple sites often benefit from this kind of networked access management solution, where integrated access security is paramount.

There are a number of solutions available for networked access security, and our team can work with you to identify the best option for your industrial and commercial sites.