Access Control ...

To anyone approaching your premises, access control is likely to be the first representation of your security system they will see. Visitors and colleagues alike will see this as a sign of your business’s intention to provide a safe, protected working environment.

Access control can come in many shapes and sizes and is fast becoming a more affordable choice for businesses today. Systems have grown with technology from the traditional lock and key format to keypad, smart card access and computer connected IP systems which will control and record user movement – an important feature where there are sensitive or hazardous areas.

Within your facility, it is imperative to know who has entered the building, track where they have been and when they have exited.

Access control systems keep unauthorised people out and at the same time safeguard property and people and secure information by allowing the right people in. Data generated by our systems can also be used for management reporting.

Access control is not limited to personnel, either. Systems can be adapted to suit vehicle access and vending hardware.

Access control systems are also fully integratable with other security measures such as CCTV to get the most of security system. It can also be folded into most building management systems, IP networks or Intranet/Internet.

Faster, reliable and user-friendly access control with more capability than before – make it part of your business.

Design, Install & Maintain

Smarta Security designs, installs and maintains an array of access control solutions from simple door security applications to multiple site security and data gathering systems. Each installed system is distinctive, utilising high quality components comprising; card readers, gates, locks, barriers and systems adapted to meet specific requirements.

An intruder alarm system provides round the clock protection of your premises. By detecting intruder activity it annunciates a problem when certain parameters are breached. It is imperative that the system employed for protection will handle the incursion without generating false alarms leaving the building unprotected.

Leading edge systems allow premises to be divided into different sectors; different users can monitor each section independently. Thus larger commercial buildings can be economically protected. In the event of an alarm situation, audible devices sound and a signal transmitted to a Central Monitoring station for verification and response.