Access control module, to be fitted in electronic audio/video entry panels.
Telephone type keypad that lets you open the door when a previously programmed 6 digit code is entered.
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Device that can be used in"MDS" centralized access control systems.
Centralized access control are partly composed of hardware: central units, readers, guard unit, decoders, etc. and one part software that lets you configure and manage the installation.
Restricts access to certain private zones of a facility (office, warehouse, factory, sports area) to those persons not in possession of a authorized credential or identification.
Enables complete management of an installation with several doors and advanced access control functions: restrictions by user groups, both spatial (areas) and temporal (schedules), anti-passback function, capacity limitation, greater user capacity, activation of devices from the reader, recording of incidents for consultation later, control or security centre.
In contrast with other systems, centralized access control systems let you integrate other complementary functions with no need for additional controllers:
- Intercommunication. For those accesses where we have to allow access to other people from outside the facility. By pressing a button we contact the guard unit and access is permitted from there.
- Technical or intruder alarms. Each entrance and exit can be programmed with a detection and action time.
- Automation. Weekly programmer which can schedule daily activations of relays and arming of sensors, individually or in groups.
- Lifts. Access to certain floors may be restricted depending on the identifier (only in MDS).
The user information and associated restrictions are stored in a Central Unit that takes the decisions to allow or deny access.
