Electrical Security Systems are one of the benefits of the 21st century. They use modern technology in electronics, remotes, sensors, lights, timers, switches and computers to control access. Therefore you are no longer bound to the old methods such as mechanical locks, full time guards, dogs or razor wire. Of course these methods are still valuable for various purposes. However they have many disadvantages. Examples are expense, labour, lack of tracking or auditing, keys, etc. Perhaps you want something simpler and less prone to difficulties? Then what about electrical security systems?
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Have a look at the questions below. We are here to help you understand and choose a system that's right for you.
You can also have combinations of these for added security.
Electric or electronic security systems cover door entry systems and security lighting. Below are some of the benefits of going electrical:
You can install a standalone system. In this case each locking method is self-contained and the identification for authorized users applies to that door. If you have more than one door, you can install a standalone lock on each door. However if you have a bigger organization, then you might find a network more suitable.
There are a huge number of electronic locking devices which can be used standalone or in a network. Perhaps you have a problem deciding which way to go?
Lighting at night plays an important role In addition to physical barriers and door entry security systems. It can deter intruders. However studies have shown that intruders can also benefit from security lighting! Not only does it help them see what they are doing. Also potential witnesses may not detect that something's wrong, due to the general bright light. In addition, witnesses may find it hard to see what's going on because of glare from security lights.
Below are some guidelines to address these problems and optimize security lighting. You can discuss these with us while considering your whole security system.
This is an all-in-one system for each door. Therefore they can be installed quickly. They are powered by replaceable batteries. Also you have a choice of different unlocking methods such as fingerprint or photo, keypad, cards, etc. Multiple users can be accommodated. However you may find this type of system unsuitable if you want a distributed network for multiple entry points.
These are like modern car keys that operate remotely. One key can be used on any non-critical doors coded to their transponder.
Networks are ideal for large businesses including ones that may have multiple locations. You can manage your security from one point with a networked system. Your control of the settings for each door, swipe card, key card, biometric sensor, keypad, electronic key, etc is done over the network. Therefore you can also keep an audit of the comings and goings of users..