What an access control system is and what it consists of
An access control system decides whom to open the door for and remembers who came in and when.
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Structure
What the system consists of
- A terminal or readerIt stands by the door and recognises the person: by card, fingerprint or face.
- A lockElectromagnetic or electromechanical. It opens on the system's command.
- An exit buttonFrom inside the door is opened with a button — or with a second reader if exits must be recorded too.
- Turnstiles and barriersA turnstile at the entrance and a barrier at the gate are connected to the same system.
- SoftwareStaff are entered in it, rights are assigned — who may use which doors and at what time — and reports are viewed.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does access control give a business?
Outsiders do not get in, you can see who arrived and left and when, and the working-time report builds itself.
How much does installation cost?
Installing an access control terminal costs UZS 600,000. Equipment is priced separately.
Does a small office need access control?
One door with a Face ID terminal already covers two tasks: entry for your own staff only and attendance tracking.
What equipment do you work with?
Hikvision and ZKTeco. We select it for the site and budget.
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