Access Control Systems and
Their Types with Features
Access Control
Systems and
Their Types with Features
Access control systems are electronic systems that provide automated security checkpoints within physical locations, such as doors and gates. By automating checkpoints, access control systems reduce the need for security personnel within an operation.
access control system?
Access control system is one of the most common used system in electronic door control using a card or a magnetic stripe which can be accessed by swiping through a reader on the door. These access control systems are used for security purposes.
Bio metric Access Control System:
The Bio metric Access Control System is a time attendance control system with fingerprint access and it tracks and records data of Visitors and Employees through its Access Software. This is widely used in confidential places for its easy installation and high security.
Bio metric Access Control System:
The Bio metric Access Control System is a time attendance control system with fingerprint access and it tracks and records data of Visitors and Employees through its Access Software. This is widely used in confidential places for its easy installation and high security.
Door Access Control System:
Access Control Door opening/closing System is a compact, low cost, standalone. It is ready to use, easy to install device. Any electrician can install it with electromagnetic lock with simple instructions provided. It is widely used in Offices, Server rooms, Homes, Airports, Defense, Data centers etc.
Security Access Control System:
There are many options in security access control system for example, in a home security system that can be customized to meet each individual and family needs and they are burglar alarm systems, fire and carbon monoxide detection systems, closed-circuit TV video systems, card access and automation systems.
Security Access Control System:
There are many options in security access control system for example, in a home security system that can be customized to meet each individual and family needs and they are burglar alarm systems, fire and carbon monoxide detection systems, closed-circuit TV video systems, card access and automation systems.
access control Installation SERVICES
Installation
Configuration
Onboarding
Final Remarks
Installation
The physical installation should be relatively straightforward: the access control provider should have set you up with a trusted installer who handles it all. Other articles on this academy page delve into greater depth on the specific electronics of the controllers, readers, and locks. Essentially, the installer will put the controller in an IT closer or other secure location, run wires through the walls to the relevant doors, install the electric locks on the doors (if you don’t already have those), and the Kisi readers next to the doors. The wires will be inside the walls and thus invisible, leaving you with a smooth, aesthetically pleasing office..
Configuration
After your access infrastructure including locks, access control panel and door readers are installed, it’s time to configure those. Using a cloud based system you will just be able to go to your cloud based web dashboard and set up the relays that connect to the corresponding door lock:
Onboarding
Once the system is tested, announced and approved the fun part begins: The actual roll out. You can start provisioning access for your team. The most important part to consider is that some people will have issues or problems getting access, so make sure to roll out on a day that is not the most critical. Most people choose Fridays so that there’s time to troubleshoot.
Final Remarks
If this onboarding process sounds slightly intimidating, not to worry – any access control company worth their salt will assist you with every step of the process, and provide customer support if ever an issue should arise. For a more in-depth analysis of physical access control methods and the onboarding process, check out Kisi’s detailed physical security guide.
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