Controlling access to a facility can be difficult; authorised staff, contractors and visitors must be given access to the appropriate areas of their facilities whilst keeping unauthorised people out. It is also important to monitor and record which staff members have accessed which areas of the facility and when. The choice of system is complex…
Paxton Access manufacture two types of access control system: 1. Standalone access control. This type of system may be used to control access on one or many independent doors in a building. Access is gained by using a numeric code, or PIN with a keypad, or by presenting a proximity or magstripe token, depending on…
Access control firm TDSi has launched a new range of Mifare readers to complement its established range of readers, controllers and software systems. The new readers are available in two variants to suit different security and budgetary requirements, as well as being able to accommodate any existing applications which draw on Mifare technology. The first…
Paxton Access has introduced Easyprox nano, a Net2 networked entry system in a door handle that the manufacturer claims “will revolutionise the world of access control”. The unit has all the capabilities of Net2, Paxton Access’ networked access control system, without any need for any wiring. Easyprox nano is battery powered so no mains wiring…
