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Video & Audio over LAN / WAN – Door Intercom (IP Compatible)
This door intercom kit allows calls from the front door to be made, received and dealt with via the clients IP network.
Keeping the front door of an office or apartment building or office unlocked is at best risky.
Keeping the door locked is the only real option. Therefore, a door intercom to the residents from the front door is essential.
Door Intercom systems are now considered by many as an essential part for any development of offices or flats in the U.K. The concept of having an open door policy for all is often thought to invite the wrong type of attention.
These systems allows the visitor to call the resident via the BT line. The resident is then able to unlock the gate or door using a button on their telephone.
Controlling vehicle access into a secure area or car park can sometimes need a more substantial barrier than just automated gates or car park barriers. On these occasions we recommend using a rising bollard which forms a physical barrier that can not easily be overcome.
Bollards come in a variety of sizes and rise and fall on impulse from either a transmitter held in the vehicle or a different suitable type of access control system.
The bollards are often installed to compliment electric gates in order to protect a property from ‘ram raiding’ etc. They would be fitted just behind or in front of gates and will rise and fall in parallel with the gate activation.
The bollards can be controlled by a variety of means including
•Transmitters both long and short range
•Keypad or digital number(see Coded entry)
•Long range card reader (see card access)
•Intercom (see Door intercoms)
•Number plate recognition (see CCTV section)
•Biometric control (see biometirc section)
Controlling vehicle access into a secure area or car park can sometimes need a more substantial barrier than just automated gates or car park barriers. On these occasions we recommend using a rising bollard which forms a physical barrier that can not easily be overcome.
Bollards come in a variety of sizes and rise and fall on impulse from either a transmitter held in the vehicle or a different suitable type of access control system.
The rising bollard can be specified in varying sizes and heights in order to withstand varying degrees of impact.
The simple 500mm Coral unit is suitable for smaller applications while the larger Stabuc unit is designed to withstand impact from moving lorries and larger vehicles.
Our trained surveyors will advise on the suitability and the correct type of unit for the application and would as a matter of course recommend suitable safety circuits depending on the application.
The bollards are often installed to compliment electric gates in order to protect a property from ‘ram raiding’ etc. They would be fitted just behind or in front of gates and will rise and fall in parallel with the gate activation.
The bollards can be controlled by a variety of means including
- Transmitters both long and short range
- Keypad or digital number(see Coded entry)
- Long range card reader (see card access)
- Intercom (see Door intercoms)
- Number plate recognition (see CCTV section)
- Biometric control (see biometirc section)
If the application id for a high security area we will ensure the bollards meet the latest standards of PAS 68.2007
For speed of use and to ensure all staff using the area are properly logged the bollards can also be controlled by the use of VNPR Vehicle number plate recognition.
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