ACCESS CONTROL - AUTOMATED ACCESS

Securec provides a complete range of access control technologies for vehicles and pedestrians. In its basic form access control is the physical presence of a restriction to hinder or stop free passage, perhaps a car park barrier, or a door, or turnstile, the exact form will depend on the level of control and security required.

The control of the access point can be as simple as a semi-mechanical device such as an electro-mechanical lock, or it can be as sophisticated as one of the latest state of the art electronic biometric systems. Securec can advise on the most appropriate system to give the best value for money, with the level of flexibility and control required. If required, Securec can integrate with an existing access control system or provide a base on which to expand. Securec will listen to the customer's requirements then provide the perfect solution to meet the system requirements exactly.

INTEGRATED SECURITY SOLUTIONS

By combining access control systems with physical barriers, CCTV systems and other security devices we can supply the complete solution to your sites needs. As part of a group of specialist companies Securec is are able to offer a complete range of services from risk management to design and installation and/or project management.

Securec's unique and innovative product range can be integrated on a single powerful network using many formats and protocols, including TCP/IP, Ethernet, RS485; even providing web based access and control.

SINGLE CARD SOLUTIONS

Securec can install a system that utilises a single card for a complete range of applications such as:

• Access control
• Revenue systems
• Vending and catering machines
• Time & Attendance
• Car parking

Securec works with the market leaders in access control production and can offer clients a complete range of cutting edge products and single card solutions, including the very latest smart card technologies and biometric systems.

CAR PARK SECURITY

Do you know whose vehicles are parked in your car park? Are they staff, visitors or perhaps just taking advantage of the free and convenient parking? Would it not be better to have your first line of security situated at the perimeter rather than at the reception area? The answer is very simple: control the car park.

Once the control is in place the benefits are instantly apparent. Control of the staff parking e.g. do the cleaners who finish work at 8.00am need to be able to park at all times of the day? Be able to allow enough spaces for visitors and customers, you may even be able to collect revenues from any spare over capacity. Visitors will have to report to reception to gain means of entry and exit so that the visual deterrent of a controlled car park often means a drop in crime as the potential for 'cruising' looking for targets is severely restricted.