Cutting-edge Access Control Provided By Insured Locksmiths In New Town

One of the biggest advantages of an electronic access control system is the ability to document and report access activity. Most small single door applications have reporting available either through a printer or through web-based access that shows an audit trail of door access activity. Mid-range and large-scale systems can provide in-depth, user-defined reporting of access activity. This is a critical component to the access system in the eyes of your client, helping them to quickly understand who had access to critical areas of their business before and after an incident.

Residential and commercial properties have very different requirements, and systems designed to deal with visitors tend to have different features from those designed for occupants. Some of the more common solutions include door entry systems – used mainly in multi-storey office blocks or apartments. Here the aim is to allow occupants of the building to grant access to visitors without having to go to the front door. Visitors alert occupants by pressing a buzzer, the occupant releases the lock. Door entry systems can be buzzer-only or used in combination with cameras or phones. Swipe cards – issued in place of keys to those entitled to enter a building. Swipe cards can be time-limited, removed from a database when access rights are withdrawn and can grant admittance to the whole building or be restricted to certain areas. Keypads – rather than swiping a card, individuals enter a code. Depending on the sophistication of the system, people may all use the same code or have their unique number. The latter makes it possible to monitor exactly who is in the building at any given time.

Relax once you welcome your professional team onto your property. They can advise you as required, and all have extensive training and certification in the skills required to fit and test all the different keyless locks and other systems that we offer. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask them – they know everything there is to know home and business security.

You don’t need a regular locksmith to install an access control system you need a highly trained electrical engineer with an array of other skills depending on the precise system in question! Luckily, the Locksmith Earl team is made up of fully qualified and certified professionals who’ve installed hundreds of systems just like the one you’re interested in before, and who know how to get perfect results every time.