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✔ Expertise: Over a decade of experience in access control installations

✔  Quality Workmanship: Skilled technicians ensure flawless installations
✔  Tailored Solutions: Custom-designed systems to meet your security needs
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✔  Comprehensive Service: From consultation to installation and support
✔  Certified Installers: Up-to-date techniques with leading certifications
✔  Security & Compliance: Systems meet all safety and industry standards
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✔  Proven Track Record: Successful projects across various industries
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What are Access Control Systems? Lets explain.

Access control also known as door entry systems are security mechanisms used to regulate entry to buildings or specific areas within a building. They typically utilize one or more of the following types of access control methods: Card, PIN, Mobile credential and biometric (facial recognition and fingerprint).

Card-Based Access Control: Card-based systems use proximity cards, smart cards, or key fobs as credentials for granting access. Each authorized individual is issued a unique card that contains an embedded chip. To gain entry, the card is presented to a card reader located near the door. The reader verifies the card's authenticity and grants access if it matches the authorized credentials stored in a central database. Card-based systems offer convenience, as cards are easy to carry and can be quickly deactivated if lost or stolen.
PIN-Based Access Control: PIN-based systems require users to enter a personal identification number (PIN) on a keypad to gain entry. Authorized individuals are assigned a unique PIN, which they must enter correctly at the keypad located near the door. The system verifies the PIN against the stored database of authorized PINs and grants access if the entered code is correct. PIN-based systems are relatively simple to implement and are commonly used in combination with other access control methods for added security.
Mobile credential-Based Access Control: Mobile credential based system uses a smartphone as a credential to grant access to secure areas. It utilizes Bluetooth and NFC (Near Field Communication) technology to establish a secure connection between the smartphone and the access control system.
Biometric Access Control (Facial and Fingerprint): Biometric access control systems utilize unique physical or behavioral characteristics of individuals to grant or deny access. Facial recognition and fingerprint scanning are two common biometric methods used for access control. Facial recognition systems capture and analyze facial features to match them against a pre-registered database, while fingerprint scanners capture and compare unique patterns on an individual's fingertip. These systems offer a high level of security, as the biometric traits are difficult to replicate.

Ultimately, A combination of the above solutions can also be deployed for improved security and convenience.

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Other uses for Access Control Systems:

Access control systems have additional uses beyond controlling access to doors and areas. Here are examples of other uses:

Integration with CCTV and Security Alarms: Access control systems can work together with CCTV cameras and security alarms to provide comprehensive security. When someone accesses a door, the system can trigger cameras to record the event or send alerts to security personnel. This integration improves monitoring and response to security incidents.
License Plate Recognition for Gate/Boom Gate Control: Access control systems can use license plate recognition to control vehicle access. Cameras capture license plate images, read the numbers, and compare them against an authorized database. This application is common in parking lots and gated communities.
Building Management Systems: Access control systems can integrate with building management systems to centralize control. For example, the system can adjust HVAC settings based on occupancy, schedule lighting based on access events, or provide real-time occupancy data for efficient space management.
Lift Control, Gates, Roller Doors, Internal and External Doors: Access control systems can control various entry points within a building. This includes lifts (elevators), gates, roller doors, and both internal and external doors. Integrating access control allows organizations to regulate access to specific areas, enhancing security and managing traffic flow.

In summary, access control systems can integrate with CCTV, security alarms, manage vehicle access, work with building management systems, and control various entry points for improved security and operational efficiency.

Learn more about other access control solutions available from MTSS Group.

Card or PIN Access Control

Mobile Access Control

Biometric Access Control

Accessibility Access Control

Wireless Access Control

Carpark Access Control

Visitor Management

Why use Access Control Systems?

Enhanced Security

Access Control Systems provide a higher level of security compared to traditional lock and key mechanisms. They allow organizations to regulate and restrict access to specific areas or resources, ensuring that only authorized individuals can enter. This helps protect against unauthorized entry, theft, vandalism, and other security threats.

Improved Access Management

Access Control Systems offer better control and management of who can enter certain areas or use specific resources. Organizations can assign unique credentials to individuals and grant access based on their roles, responsibilities, and clearance levels. This helps maintain confidentiality, protect sensitive information, and ensure compliance with security policies and regulations.

Access Monitoring and Audit Trail

Access Control Systems provide a record of access events, creating an audit trail of who accessed which areas and when. This feature is valuable for investigations, compliance requirements, and monitoring employee activities. It helps identify security breaches, track suspicious behavior, and address any issues promptly.

Flexibility and Scalability

Access Control Systems can be customized and scaled to meet the specific needs of an organization. They offer flexibility in granting temporary access, adjusting access permissions, and revoking access quickly if needed. As organizations grow or change, the system can be expanded or modified easily to accommodate new areas or users.

Integration with Other Systems

Access Control Systems can integrate with other security and building management systems, such as CCTV, alarms, and time and attendance systems. This integration allows for centralized control, seamless monitoring, and automation of various security and operational functions, improving overall efficiency and effectiveness.

Convenience and Operational Efficiency

Access Control Systems offer convenience for authorized individuals, as they no longer need to carry multiple keys or remember complex codes. Access can be granted with a simple swipe, card tap, or biometric scan, reducing the hassle and time associated with traditional methods. Additionally, automated access control features can help streamline visitor management, attendance tracking, and resource allocation processes.