Access Control Systems Department :

Access control restricts how and when people enter or exit an area. Individual security needs will determine how that is accomplished.
Access Control Systems monitor people or vehicles in a restricted area and identify individuals through the use of coded keys, magnetic cards, or biometric readers which include hand, face, voice, finger of retina readers. These systems are used in many businesses, hotels and apartment complexes.

Access control systems allow you to control who goes where, and documents where and when an area is approached. This types of control systems can automatically lock or unlock doors at designated times and restrict access to individuals who are authorized to be there. Access control is the only technology that proactively attempts to keep unauthorized individuals out of a building or areas within a facility, This technology is a perfect complement to video surveillance, burglar and fire systems, which creates a comprehensive security solution.

Below are some common features of an electronic access control system :

• Limit access

  Systems can be programmed to allow certain users to enter specific areas only at designated times. Other users can be allowed to enter all locations at all times.
  
  

• Automating

  Systems can automatically lock a door or gate each evening at a certain time
  and unlock it automatically at another time.
  
  

• Replace the Key

  Managing keys can be a nightmare. If you use a different key for every door it can be cumbersome to carry them, and time consuming to look for the right key.
  Keys are easily lost or duplicated, and terminated employees often do not return keys.
  Access control systems eliminate this concern by deleting the card from the system to deny the former user access. In some systems that access can even be changed from an off site location. In many cases the annual cost of re-keying a facility alone will justify the cost of an electronic access control system.
  
  

• Track Access

  One of the biggest advantages of an electronic access control system is the ability 
  to document and report access activity. This can provide you with critical information before and after an incident.
  
  

• Visual Verification

  By including color-coded distinctive badges access systems can readily identify visitors,
  temporary employees, contractors and regular full time employees.
  By including a photo of the user on the credential you can help building occupants know
  the card user is the person to whom it was issued.
  
  

• Integration and Coordination

  Your Access Control System can be connected and coordinated with other systems
  including burglar and fire alarms, closed circuit television, time and attendance recording,
  and control of your heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
  

AXS Systems teams are comprised of highly trained and skilled securitys experts and include some of the best specialists in New York City.
we installed hundreds of systems around New York City, and hold a spectacular resume, which is available upon request.

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