Access Control Installation

Access control systems define who is able to gain access to your premises or just a specific area. Our systems can operate doors, gates and barriers and are available using telephone and video entry and computer management and operated by various types of proximity readers, swipe cards, biometric recognition or simply a basic keypad operation.

Our thirty years of experience will assist in providing you with the right solution and the best access control installation Doncaster has to offer. The aim is to ensure that only your nominated people have access to your property or designated areas of your property.

How does an access control system work?

Access control systems work differently so we offer a free no-obligation site survey to design the best system suited to your premises and budget. 

The three types of systems we offer are:

• A stand-alone system. Simple and cost-effective. Controls the door, gate or barrier completely independently to any other restricted area.
• A computer-controlled system. Using high tech software, it allows you and designated operators to define and restrict who can enter which area and at what time. The latest package we offer can provide reporting on time and attendance for each member of staff’s weekly working hours and overtime. Most importantly the system is powerful enough to report instantly who is still in the building in the event of a fire.
• A door entry (intercom) system. Allows visitors to enter the building or premises without direct access to the system, with entry being authorised by an operator through an audio or video entrance panel.

All systems have the technology to define who has access to which area within the premises and at what time.

What are the advantages of having one of the best access control system Doncaster has to offer?

• Secure premises with the peace of mind unwanted visitors cannot enter your building without authorisation
• No need for lock replacement if keys are lost or stolen
• Define personalised access for each individual registered on the system
• Programmable schedules to open doors at specific times such as breaks and lunch
• Instant information of personnel currently inside the premises in case of an incident such as a fire
• Time and attendance reporting