We provide professional access control and door entry system installation for homes, businesses and organisations throughout the South of the UK. Whether you require a completely new system, an extension to an existing installation or an upgrade to outdated equipment, we can recommend and install a dependable solution tailored to your property, security requirements and budget.
We install both video and audio-only door entry systems, enabling occupants and authorised staff to identify visitors before granting access. Our experienced engineers work with wired and wireless solutions, allowing us to accommodate a wide variety of buildings and installation requirements. From private homes and apartment blocks to offices, schools, healthcare facilities and commercial premises, we can provide systems for single entrances, multiple doors and larger sites.
We use trusted access control and door entry technology from Paxton10, Paxton Net2, Videx and CAME BPT. Depending on your requirements, your system can include video intercoms, audio handsets, proximity cards, key fobs, PIN-code keypads and centralised access management. Permissions can be assigned to individual users and configured for specific doors, areas or times, helping you maintain effective control over who can access your premises.
Discretionary Access Control (DAC)
A DAC gives you full control over who to allow access to your property. You can decide who to add or delete from your access list at any time, retaining complete discretion over access. This flexible system is a popular choice for its ease of use.
Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
If your business or organisation requires particularly high security, an MAC provides a highly controlled access system where users are classified, and access granted based on labels applied by the system.
An MAC is perfect for situations where information security is paramount.
Role-Based Access Control Technology (RBAC)
An RBAC system is an intelligent access control system where different levels of access can be assigned to users based on their role within an organisation. This means that some users can have limited access while others can have complete access, enabling a fully controlled environment where users can move freely within their authorised spaces.